Links

Please contact us (see above) if you wish to suggest a link.

Examination boards

AQA (www.aqa.org.uk): The Assessment and Qualifications Alliance. Specifications, support material, exhibitions, conferences.

CCEA (www.ccea.org.uk): Northern Ireland Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA) - primary and secondary curriculum and examinations; including specificationss and publications.

Edexcel (www.edexcel.org.uk): Includes students' section with qualifications explained and a course search facility for Edexcel courses.

OCR (www.ocr.org.uk): Oxford, Cambridge and RSA examinations

WJEC (www.wjec.co.uk): The Welsh Joint Education Committee

Government-related bodies

Becta (www.becta.org.uk): Responsible for the development and delivery of the Government's ICT and e-learning strategy. Offers advice and information.

QCA (www.qca.org.uk): Qualifications and Curriculum Authority. A mine of information on the National Curriculum, including key stages, attainment levels, SATs.

The Standards Site (www.standards.dfes.gov.uk): Information on numerous aspects of teaching: educational issues, research, guidelines, forums.

Teachernet (www.teachernet.gov.uk): Information for educational professionals. Resources, DfES news, events, articles, interactive tools, KS1-3 lesson plans (all evaluated), issues.

Subject organisations

NATE (www.nate.org.uk): National Association for the Teaching of English. Reviews and articles, publications, courses and conferences.

Resources

Andrew Moore's English site (www.universalteacher.org.uk): Very comprehensive site. Student tutorials on many aspects of English. Audio files of poems.

Local studies

Myers-Insole Local Learning: a not for profit Community Interest Company that promotes an understanding of Bristol's heritage, providing resources and in-service training.

General

Masters in Special Education (www.mastersinspecialeducation.org): one of the largest actively maintained lists of accredited schools offering a Masters in Special Education.

Your Homework (www.yourhomework.co.uk): a not for profit organisation that provides a wide range of interesting and helpful articles for pupils and parents on how to approach homework.

Tutorial services

Oxford Open Learning (www.ool.co.uk) provide distance learning and home study courses.

Tutor Hunt (www.tutorhunt.com) provide a search for both tutors and students to locate each other.

Q&A Resources:

written by teachers and examiners;

tailored to the requirements of each awarding body.