Online Learning
At St Nicholas Primary School, we provide access to many different learning websites, to help support your child's learning and understanding.
Use the links below to find out more.
If you have any problems logging in, or have forgotten any of your account details, please contact Mr Peak or Mr White via the school office: admin3146@welearn365.com.
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Contact school if you have forgotten your account details. For a help guide of how to login to TTrockstars: |
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Contact school if you have forgotten your account details. For a help guide of how to login to Maths Shed: |
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(Please note: children should use their usual school login - i.e. the one they use to sign in to school computers) Contact school if you have forgotten your account details. For a help guide of how to login to Welearn365 and Purple Mash: |
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Loads of Maths games here - we love Hit the button! No login required when using the website - click on 'Learning Games' at the top. |
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Contact school if you have forgotten your account details. For a help guide of how to login to Spelling Shed: |
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For a help guide of how to login to Letter Join: |
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(Please note: children should use their usual school login - i.e. the one they use to sign in to school computers) Contact school if you have forgotten your account details. For a help guide of how to login to Welearn365 and Purple Mash: |
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A bright and colourful website with free resources available to download without registering. Aimed at primary children, they offer activities for reading, English, Mathematics and interactive games. There’s also handy “How to” videos to explain tricky concepts. Oxford Owl’s free e-book section is wonderful. It’s still free but you need a log-in to access it. Great if your little ones would like to keep in touch with Biff, Chip & Kipper! |
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Joe Wicks School Workout or PE with Joe Sessions5 minute move/longer sessions of 20-30 minutes available too. |
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Cosmic Kids Yoga SessionsStory told through Yoga all linked to children’s interests. |
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Looking for some Computing coding to do at home? Take a look at the Hour of Code website, with loads of small little coding challenges for all ages. You could also look at Code for Parents which has extra information and activities to complete! |
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A great Programming environment for all ages! You can create your own free account, so that you can save your work. |
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With more of our lives than ever now being online, its seems like a good idea to reinforce some Online Safety messages. Why not get children to play through some of Google Interlands' online safety games. Fun and full of important online safety messages! |
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On a music related note (ha ha) for older pupils the BBC Ten Pieces videos are a fantastic resource to find out about a whole range of different musical styles, composers, pieces and the stories behind them. |
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Don't forget to enjoy a bit of music as part of your day. The BBC "Bring The Noise" website has some great musical fun and games to explore. Go on, make some noise!!! |
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Some free resources from the Premier league primary stars - perfect for those football fans! |
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NASA Kids' Club |
