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Online learning links
Here are links to some online learning sites that you might find useful. 'Learning from home' work will be emailed home and uploaded onto the Marpool website Class Pages each week, but you could use these links to complement learning.
Stay active! Each child has their own username and password.
Literacy and maths games aimed at children aged five to eight.
Times tables practice for
Years 2 to 6. Marpool children already have their own usernames and passwords.
Maths resources for
Years 3 to 6.
Resources and games for all age groups.
This children’s newspaper is offering free digital downloads. Enter your email address and then download the PDF file.
A wide range of resources for all ages. Login details will be sent out by school.
Using the same username and password for TTRS, you can now also use Numbots to practise subtraction and addition!
Free movement and mindfulness videos.
Live exercise sessions with Joe Wicks on YouTube, Monday to Friday at 9am.
Reading for Reception and Year 1 children. Children have their own login details already.
Audible are offering some free stories during the school closures.
Interactive learning for children aged five to eight.
Interactive learning for
Years 3 to 6.
Classroom Secrets are offering some free resources from Nursery age up to Year 6 during the closures.
Phonics learning for Reception and Year 1.
Free daily maths lessons from Early Years to Year 8. Each lesson has a video and an activity.
Borrow ebooks and audio books for free using your Exmouth library membership number and library PIN.
Free comprehension texts with questions and some writing ideas.
Games for Early Years and Year 1 children.
Username: corona2020
Password: corona2020
Dance sessions from Miss Murray! There will be a new video every week. Login details have been sent out.
Daily free short audio stories from David Walliams. Scroll down to find the 'Elevenses' link.
This website is also free during the school closures.