Parents Pages

You might find some of these links interesting, perhaps useful.
Educating children should be a partnership between home and school. Therefore parents and schoolstaff are all 'teachers'.
So check out our 'Teacher Stuff' too.

And please don't forget..... we all learn by example.

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Our Own Pages

• Child's 10 Commandments to Parents
  The other point of view. It's important that we listen.
• Rules at school
  These are the rules we have at school and the way in which they are implemented.
• Rules at home
  Something to think about......

Web Pages

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• Parent's Information Network
  Information about the role of computers in children's education.
  Also brilliant for software evaluations by teachers, parents and children. All age ranges.
• Positive Discipline
  Tips and suggestions for dealing with problems. Aimed at those who deal with children of all ages.
• National Grid for Learning
  Information about all sorts of things.
• Parentline Plus
  Parentline offers support to anyone parenting a child. It has a freephone helpline (O808 800 2222), courses for parents, and a wide range of information.
• Hyperactive Children's Support Group
  Description of hyperactivity and dietary considerations.
• Learning Goals
  What children (and teachers) in Nursery and Reception are aiming for.....with your help!
• Dept for Education and Employment
  Parent's Gateway. Advice and information for Parents
• British Dyslexia Association
  Lots of information here. Also try the Dyslexia Institute. They have local offices where you can get help and advice.
  
• DynaMo for Parents
  If you have children between 5 and 9 and you want to help them learn at home, this BBC site looks good. It features a wide range of interactive, on-screen games to help children with literacy and numeracy, science games, and experiments to print off and try.
• Anglia Campus
  Information about bullying and also
  How to help at school.
• Bullying
  More help and information.
• Get Ready to Read
  Lots of advice on how to develop your child's pre-reading skills. They can't read successfully without them!
• ICTeachers
  Parents section of the site. Good links to help with parenting problems. Education information too.
• Parents Online
  New site aimed at parents of younger children. Items on education, health and leisure. Check it out.
• Family Play
  Expert advice, help with problems, education issues.
• Sesame Workshop
  Activities for parents to do with babies and children up to the age of two.
• Net Nanny
  From here you can obtain the top rated filtering and blocking software for when your children are surfing the internet. It costs around £35 but sounds worth the price. Don't settle for less than the best.
• Child Fun
  A site full of ideas and activities. Very useful!
• Kids Freeware
  Free programs to download onto your own computer so you can play them with your children. Links to online games too.
• Clever Island
  
  This sounds good.
  It's expensive at almost $50 a year but they are offering a 10 day free trial so you can check it out. It claims to be designed by teachers and leading child development experts to educate children from 3 to 8 and improve the skills they need in order to succeed in school. There are over 90 online learning games and activities updated every two weeks.
• Kidstime
  
  This preschool site has nice online games with well known characters, competitions, stories and lots of activities to download and try at home.
  There is a subscription of £14.99 per annum but you can try some free samples first.
  Looks good.