Useful Websites
Useful Websites:
English
Maths
I.C.T.
Science
R.E.
History
Geography
Design/Technology
Art
Music
P.E.
Dictionaries and
Encyclopedias
Website of the Week
Local Websites
Other
Lower Park Pages:
Classwork
Fun
Stuff
Music
Parent Pages
School Trips
Shows
Sport News
Surfing Tips
Sport
The children at Lower Park are themselves involved in the planning and evaluation of their work, with the emphasis on performing. We aim to develop physical competence, an awareness of the benefits of group activities and an appreciation of skilful and creative work in the various areas. Pupils are in this way encouraged to develop commitment, a sense of fairness and a lasting enthusiasm for physical activity.
Games skills are taught in separate less
chool
takes part in competitions with
Whatever sport you
like, watch or play, there are all sorts of websites on the internet that
you might be interested in.
If you come across other good Sport sites e-mail them to your Lower Park Web Editors saying why you think they are 'cool'.
Association
of Football Statisticians
An interesting and useful site for children doing historical work which
may involve the history of football, this is well written and balanced.
The site contains sufficient information to be of interest at Key Stage
2 and for GCSE sports and PE students. Find out how the game progressed
from a rough and ready free-for-all to the organised and popular sport
it is today.
Games
Kids Play
Now here's an unusual site! Have you ever been stuck for playground games
ideas? Are you trying hard to recall the break-time game you used to play
or remember the rhyme you used to chant while skipping? Look no further
than this page. It has an American slant but is useful nonetheless. Ideal
for pupil research and PE teachers looking for something different.
Netball
Resources Page
A resource page for netball, this regularly-updated site covers basic
resources, organisations and clubs, plus information on how to play the
game, basic rules, practice drills, positional responsibility and areas
of play. It also has good links to other sites of interest. The site is
a very good directory and would be mainly useful for teachers of the sport.
The
Power and the Glory
This is a pre-visit activity for the National Science Museum's Sports
Gallery Exhibition, which could be used for science or PE at Key Stage
2. Children can measure their reaction time online and there are four
other activities suggested. A useful starting point for work on the human
body.
A site with loads of English and Maths puzzles
