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26/8/07 - Browse by theme or keyword. Especially good for public information films.

29/8/07 - Focus on running, jumping and throwing; with lesson plans, warm up ideas and other information.

"Learning Curve" site for history from KS2 to KS5. Loads of useful information and resources.

29/8/07 - A fantastic site with articles, resources, lesson plans, vocabulary and cultural information.

26/8/07 - The official NASA website with loads of information on space exploration and the planets. Plus, there's a great teachers' section with interactive games and other useful resources.

30/7/08 - "Every item comes with a choice of image size and format as well as complete source information for proper citations in school projects. No advertisement-filled pages with pop-up windows or inappropriate links here. A friendly license allows teachers and students to use up to 50 items in a single, non-commercial project without further permission."

29/3/09 - "Visualgeography.com lets you explore the world through images, flags, money, language, maps and other information."

18/4/09 - General background information, scale-models of the solar system, plus plenty of teaching ideas and resources.

The TTRB provides access to the research & evidence base informing teacher education. All materials are quality assured through a rigorous process of academic scrutiny and monitoring undertaken by a team of expert teacher educators

Curious about the average snowfall in October in Aspen? Want to know if you'll have good beach weather in March in Crete? Wondering about the average temperature in October in Perth? You'll find it here. We've collected, from a number of sources, comprehensive information for 16,439 cities worldwide, by far the most easy-to-use, relevant, comprehensive source on the Internet. You can select a region to the right, or search for a city, state, province or country. Prefer Metric units? Set your preference in the box below.

11/05/10 - Great site! Packed full of videos for all aspects of ICT at KS1 and KS2. Ideal for classroom demonstrations, independent use by the children or staff information.

20/06/2010 - goes with Tammy Worcester's site. Read this first, if you want to know how to make your own.

10/11/08 - Something for every subject. This offshoot of Wikipedia has been edited for school use and can actually be downloaded in entirety, although - at 3.5 GB - you might want to send off for the free DVD instead...

The official government portal for all things SEN - the SEN toolkit is especially worth downloading.

Aimed at younger children. Learn about Van Gogh, Seurat, Gaugin, Chagall, Barnes and Strait. A well-designed and informative site.

Another take on primary teaching, this time from a British teacher based overseas.

An irreverent and amusing, but well-informed, take on life in a primary school.