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Absorb is a series of interactive online courses for secondary schools covering chemistry.
Absorb Mathematics is an interactive course written by Kadie Armstrong, a mathematician and an expert in developing interactive online content.
Absorb is a series of interactive online courses for secondary schools covering physics.
Alston in Overdrive is an essential resource for students and teachers of dance, music and the performing arts.
High resolution images supplied by The Royal Collection from the "Leonardo da Vinci: Anatomist" exhibition.
Simple and effective advice for non specialist Art teachers to inspire creative art activities at school
ArtisanCam provides an insight into the lives of contemporary artists. Using a mixture of video and interactive activities.
In April 2011 the AudioNetwork database was updated to include over 40,000 high quality music files to download and use within your school learning context.
Balletboyz offers high quality dance education and outreach activities to widen access to quality dance.
Produced by the BalletBoyz for LGfL, this new video shows the company working on the unison sections from their newest piece, Void.
LGfL has been working in partnership with the Ben Uri Gallery to develop learning resources to support the KS1/2 Art and Citizenship curriculum.
The Big Day Out comes in two versions - one focussing on London based activities and the national version provides a range of activities from around the British Isles. Activities incorporate Numeracy, Literacy, Geography, Science and History.
Blog Central is a guidance portal to support teachers' use of Blogging within an educational context.
The Broadcast Engineering and Maths resource brings together the expertise of industry with the Key Stage 4 Maths curriculum.
All the activities in Busy Things link to the Early Learning Goals and other Development Matters objectives within the areas of learning and development.
Emma Read, Consultant for Primary Languages in Camden, has worked with a number of non-specialist primary teachers to develop this Scheme of Work for primary schools and turn it into an online resource to support KS2 French and Spanish.
Celebrating Us is a resource for teaching students at Key Stages 1, 2 and 3 basic concepts associated with Citizenship.
The site provides support for the teaching and learning of a wide range of basic skills and processes. It encourages and inspires learners to explore cooking and to create and share their own recipes, using both the site and mobile devices.
Advice and guidance on how to manage the complex issues surrounding copyright in a school context
Culture Street is a one-stop destination to introduce young people to contemporary artists, writers, filmmakers and performers
The archive is an online collection of The Guardian and Observer newspapers. It contains every Guardian newspaper printed from 1821 and every Sunday Observer from 1791. The newspapers are an amazing historical record.
LGfL is pleased to be working in partnership with the Royal Collection to bring high resolution scans of pictures and learning resources from the Dutch Landscapes exhibition currently at 'The Queen's Gallery' - London.
The excellent 'Early Vision' video resource for Foundation and Early Years is now available for LGfL schools and comes complete with extensive teacher support.
A range of resources suitable for management of e-safety, learning and teaching and supporting parents from LGfL.
The resources provide listening strategies and skills to pupils, as well as a selection of video-rich examples for pupils to practice these techniques.
It covers the six major world faiths - Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism - by looking at these faiths within London communities. All sections include extensive video, on-screen activities and downloadable resources.
Everyone Matters resources challenge homophobic bullying and empower teachers and students to challenge negative attitudes.
The Film Street site is designed to encourage, inform and support young people to make and share films and animations both in and out of school. New video and interactive online content enables teachers to use Film Street directly in the classroom.
GCSE Maths Exam Tutor provides revision practice to fit in with your own revision timetable. Ideal for use in home or class, this resource uses award-winning software to help you prepare for your exams.
The website and pack are designed to be used by teachers of Citizenship, as well as History, Art, English, Religious Studies and PSHE.
Gigabot takes you through lessons, video clips, and a Gigapedia glossary section, to give you all you need to introduce the young learner to the world of drumming.
Learn to play guitar, bass, keyboard and drums with our award-winning course. Lessons, videos, play-along tracks and automated feedback.
A complete Primary SoW for ICT created by the Greenwich ICT team in 2002. The lesson plans and support files were designed to support schools in their implementation of the QCA ICT scheme of work.
The History eLearning Project follows the life of an individual child to explore nineteenth and early twentieth century life. With added contextual material, pupils are able to study the Victorians and compare how they lived then, with how we live now.
A History of London 1939 - 1945
Resources to support GCSE History and Art & Design students when studing the Holocaust
Welcome to the Royal Collection The Heart of the Great Alone learning resources
Created to help teachers gain a better understanding of how to assess children’s’ ICT capability
iLearn is designed specifically for use on interactive white boards & uses model audio & visual presentations to demonstrate effective styles of talking.
... a purpose built library of visual, dynamic, interactive resources
The LGfL Creative Toolkit offers a wide range of creative tools for children to explore, create & share their creativity, but all within a eSafe environment.
LGfL is delighted announce that the JIT online infant toolkit has been bought for all LGfL schools
J2E is a complete suite of advanced online tools of use across the curriculum.
LanguageNut MFL and LanguageNut EAL are presented across 24 units and have teamed up with LGfL to offer 3 units free.
The LGfL / NEN Gallery is a community resource, built and maintained by the education community for the education community
Use your LGfL USO account to access over 100 curriculum based books on audio with Listening Books
The project contains full support for developing stakeholder role play activities and ends in a decision making excercise that prepares upper KS3 students for the rigours of KS4 Geography.
Steve Rawlins - the creator of iBoard and 'The Magic School' shares some of his influences and references that have helped him create the LGfL content that continues to be some of the best used content on LGfL.
Making the News 2 (MTN2) is a website designed to introduce students to the world of online media publishing and broadcasting for the 21st century.
Mangahigh.com is a games-based maths teaching resource, offering comprehensive coverage of Key Stages 2, 3 and 4 of the National Curriculum.
The LGfL Maths kit allows the teacher or pupil to create 2-D geometric objects such as quadrilaterals, circles, triangles, lines, arcs, ray segments and vectors on a co-ordinate grid of a specified scale.
A series of rap videos from BEAM on Numbers and Calculations, Shape and Space and Solving covering basic rules for KS2 Numeracy.
Developed by experts Anita Straker and BEAM, Mult-e-Maths New Framework Edition provides you with starters and lessons for Years 3 to 6 that will keep children motivated and engaged.
Multimedia Science School 11-16 Edition is interactive multimedia software designed to captivate and engage secondary science students through simulation and visualisation of key concepts and principles.
MX Sing is a child-centred approach to music teaching for Years 1 and 2. It is based on Kodály principles, using singing and singing games with fun and learning through play at its heart.
My Green School is developed by Open-City to give children aged 7-11 across the UK the opportunity to learn about, and be inspired by sustainable architecture
The British Isles is rich in myths, folktales and legends. Almost every city, town and village in Britain has its own special story, be it a Celtic legend, Dark Age mystery, strange happening or fable.
Artist interviews, key performances of the main soliloquies, curriculum support material and interactive whiteboard resources are all presented in this high quality examination support resource aimed at Key Stage 4 and 5 English teachers.
The London Grid for Learning is committed to providing pupils and teachers with LIVE data for the classroom. The connection is live video, not stop frame, with unlimited users, so anyone can see things exactly as they happen.
Old Vic New Voices (OVNV) aims to support young and emerging talent to source and develop new work for production on The Old Vic stage, and to open up the building to new and diverse audiences.
Old Vic New Voices (OVNV) aims to support young and emerging talent to source and develop new work for production on The Old Vic stage
LGfL and Open-City are working in partnership to lead the way in learning about architecture and urban design through the Open-City’s education programmes.
A cross curricular resources about architecture for London Secondary Schools featuring 3 unique building in London
A creative dance resource for primary school teachers
Books and stories are familiar starting points for cross curricular work, allowing children to make connections in their learning and to put their learning in relevant context.
Upload your performance Poetry into the LGfL eSafe performance poetry portal. There are a range of Curriculum support resources to encourage teachers and children to share their poetry across London.
LGfL funded the creation of this online Picture book maker to allow London children to create their own picture books based on the Children's illustrator Sarah Dyer.
Find out about how to setup and use podcasting in your school.
Race to Learn is an exciting cross-curricular teaching resource that promotes group learning.
The RADwaste project has been designed to provide support for Key Stage 4 examination class’s thorough stakeholder role play and decision making exercises
LGfL has been working with ReadingZone to bring you information about the best books for children and young people, and to introduce you to London-based authors and reading initiatives.
Regular Interviews and Live Video Conferences with some of the best contemporary children’s authors to London schools
Rigolo offers a combination of resources to provide everything you need to deliver fun and motivating French lessons
Rising Stars eBooks to raise attainment in reading at KS2 and KS3
Learn about the importance of financial understanding using actual sources from the Baring archive.
LGfL is creating a comprehensive set of resources for KS2 to 4 about Roman life in London (Available Early 2012)
Contains a wealth of material, including photographic and documentary sources on Sainsbury's in the period 1869 to 1900. It is designed to help teachers use the internet to support the teaching of the following elements of the History
LGfL has a wealth of online content to support a school closure curriculum for teachers, children and significant carers as a way to sustain their education from home.
A collection of production photographs from a wide range of stage and film versions, designed to support students' exploration of interpretation, staging and performance.
Songs and rhymes from around the world sung by Haringey Mums, Dads and Teachers.
SMART Ideas™ concept-mapping software brings the power of visual learning to your classroom. It helps students visualize and analyze complex ideas by building multilevel interactive maps.
Spanish and English are the next most commonly spoken languages. Sonica Spanish is innovative software full of motivational activities for speaking, reading, listening and responding to Spanish.
Spark Island Online aims to help teachers engage and motivate primary school children to learn the difficult parts of the curriculum
Here you will find resources and projects from LGfL that relate to pupils with special needs. There is also a variety of general information for parents, teachers and pupils.
Sunflower for Science is a suite of curriculum-focused programmes designed to help you tackle more challenging topics in secondary biology, chemistry and physics.
Switched on ICT is an innovative and creative ICT scheme, from Early Years to Key Stage 3, putting ICT at the heart of your teaching.
Online Talking books for a range of topics at KS1. Produced for LGfL by 2Simple. You need Shockwave 10 to run or it won't load. Further activities for TS1
Multi-modal resources for the new framework on Sherlock Holmes, Shakespeare, Coleridge and others.
Interactive stories and traditional tales for the Y3 & 5 Literacy framework, including Orpheus and Eurydice, A Trip in the Car, The Wishing Tree, The Parrots and the Raja and The Emperor and his Adviser. Downloadable resources for all stories.
The Team Marathon Module aims to involve and interest children in developing their running skills and to create a positive attitude to exercise and a healthy lifestyle.
The suite consists of 12 activity types which can be launched using any combination of words from the suggested word lists in each phase of Letters and Sounds. This means that in total there are 200 activities.
The Holocaust Explained resource is the first ever student focused Holocaust education resource. Working in partnership with the London Jewish Cultural Centre to produce a resource of outstanding quality and cultural & historical significance.
This project is has been created to support literacy and multi modal approaches to looking at planning issues in London.
Discover the Tudors in The Northern Renaissance with images from the Royal Collection Trust
a Key Stage 4 and 5 resource featuring a contemporary film drama exploring the issues young people face as they transition to adulthood and independent living
LGfL has worked in partnership with The Royal Collection to create a unique resource about the daily work of The Royal Mews at Buckingham Palace.
Animated, interactive history maps designed to enhance understanding of specific history topics for students
Us Online - eSafety for Primary & Secondary Schools
Vamos! is a lively, engaging and comprehensive introduction to Spanish for young learners at Key Stage 2. It covers aspects of the first two QCA units for Spanish: Unit 1 - ¡Hablo español! and Unit 2 - Me presento.
Video Central is an easy-to-use web-based solution which allows teachers in London to share video files with students, colleagues, and partner schools
Find out about using video conferencing for your school, how to set it up and what impact it can make.
Exploring the real world maths that could occur as a result of an outbreak of a biological virus in an urban area.
These ever popular online resources are ideal for demonstrating difficult scientific concepts
With the new curriculum materials for Key stage 3 and 4 featuring activities that explore the 'Urban Heat Island' effect. The material will use the data archive to show how the weather stations in London can be used to monitor this regional phenomenon.
LGfL weather stations offer the densest real time urban network of weather stations in the world. LGfL has a more detailed coverage of London than the MET office
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