In this section:

Remote Learning

Our Home learning page has resources and links to a wide range of differentiated activities ranging from English and Maths to Tai Chi and more!

Please scroll down for various links to other websites. The menu at the side of the page has links to our timetables for Home learning produced by the teachers.

Click here for a link to our Remote Learning Policy

Five Minute Mum has a timetable with lots of activities for younger children.

Websites for all areas of the curriculum

Resources for families with English as an Additional Language

Topmarks

Roy the Zebra

British Council Reading

Maths

Science and Computing

STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths

Get Moving and Have Fun!

Lots of children and families are joining online workouts, trying PE lessons on YouTube, and staying active at home.

Did you know that children should try to be active every day? Moving your body helps keep you healthy, strong, and happy.

Try These Fun Activities

Tai Chi

Slow, gentle movements that help you relax, balance, and focus.

Jack’s Noughts and Crosses

A fun game that gets you moving while you play.

Anna’s Primary Dance-Off

Dance along and learn new moves while having lots of fun!

Yoga for Kids

Yoga helps improve balance, strength, and concentration. Maudesport has free yoga activities and printable pose cards for children and families to enjoy together.

Early Years Activities

These simple games use very little equipment and are perfect for younger children. They help develop movement skills while having fun.

Why Is Exercise Important?

Exercise helps your body and your brain!

When you are active:

You feel more awake and ready to learn.
You can concentrate better.
Your memory improves.
You feel happier and healthier.

So, whether you’re dancing, stretching, playing games, or doing yoga, every move counts. Keep active, have fun, and enjoy learning!

Useful Links

BBC Super Movers – Active learning videos linked to the curriculum.
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/supermovers
- Free and hosted by the BBC. [twinkl.co.uk]
NHS Better Health – Get Active
- https://www.nhs.uk/better-health/get-active/
- Family-friendly activity ideas and exercise guidance. [thebodycoach.com]
The Body Coach for Schools
- https://www.thebodycoach.com/schools/
- Provides downloadable activity packs and links to child-friendly workouts. The website itself is free from third-party advertising. [thebodycoach.com]
Twinkl Move
- https://www.twinkl.co.uk/resources/twinkl-move
- Schools can access PE resources, movement cards, and lesson ideas. Many resources are available without relying on video content. [twinkl.co.uk], [twinkl.com]
Cosmic Kids Yoga
- https://www.cosmickids.com
- Popular children’s yoga resource. The website provides activities and resources beyond YouTube.

Activities That Need No Videos

You could also include downloadable activities instead of links to video platforms:

Printable yoga pose cards
Dance challenge cards
Active scavenger hunts
Movement bingo
Tai Chi movement sheets
Outdoor activity trails
PE challenge cards

Get moving, have fun, and stay healthy! 😊

Wellbeing

Many children and adults have times when they find it tricky to stay calm. Childline have launched a new area of their website to help which is free to use.

Their Calm Zone includes:

Activities
Breathing Exercises
Expressing Yourself
Yoga Videos
Games
Ways to Cope Videos

Cross-curricular activities

STEM has updated resources onto its website and it is not just science but maths, DT and computing activities too.

Free resources for ages 4 to 11, Key Stages 1 and 2 (KS1 & KS2) and Curriculum for Excellence first and second levels.

Let’s get creative

Click here to get ideas and links to website for more ideas. Please email photos of your creations to: office@sheptoninfants.co.uk