On this page you will find links to many useful third party websites, many of which are specific to your course. Click on your course link to see what resources are available.
Here is a list of commonly used resources. Click an image link to go to that website.
Issues Online is an amazing resource of articles on numerous social issues.
To log in:
2. Type Northampton College IdP in to the box, select it and press continue.
3. Enter your College login details then click Login
Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.
To log in:
2. Select to log in with 'UK Shibboleth'
3. Type Northampton College IdP in to the box and select it.
4. Enter your College login details then click Login
First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest!
To log in:
1. Go to First News
2. Enter the First News Education ID, which can be found on Library's Moodle page.
Cambridge Core is the place to find valuable, useful and inspirational research and academic information. With over 1.8 million journal articles and 46,000+ books, Cambridge Core is the central destination for academic research.
To log in:
2. Select Northampton College IdP from the list and click Select.
3. Enter your College login details then click Login.
The Vogue Archive is an incredible resource for anyone with an interest in fashion. Explore back issues of Vogue dating back to 1892!
To log in:
2. Under 'Find Your Library', type Northampton College into the box, click search and then select it.
3. Enter your College login details then click Login
Rock's Backpages is the ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top!
To log in:
2. Type Northampton College IdP, select it and click continue.
3. Enter your College login details then click Login
Planet eStream has huge selection of videos that you will find useful for your course.
To log in:
2. Enter your College login details and password then click Log in
Jisc Vocational Learning Resources
Jisc's online resources include videos, guides and learning and assessment activities to support the competencies required to obtain your qualification in range of subjects including Construction, Digital and IT, Childcare and Education, Hairdressing and Health and Social Care.
Click the relevant link below to go to the resources. No login is required.
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English GCSE
English Functional Skills
Maths

Century Tech:
Century identifies gaps in knowledge & misconceptions whilst creating a personalised learning path, tailored to the needs of every learner.
How to log in to Century Tech

MyMaths: A great place to learn Maths.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page

BBC Bitesize: Using numbers, carrying out calculations and interpreting results. Learning resources for students of Functional Skills in England.

Corbett Maths: An excellent maths resource where you can watch instructional videos and try sample questions.

IXL: A range of online practise questions by topic. If GCSE level practise is needed, select 'Year 11' and above.

Khan Academy: Learn Maths from basic to advanced from video tutorials and tests.

Maths Genie: A great site for your maths revision. There are lots of how-to videos and lots of sample questions.

Maths Made Easy: Past exam papers, videos and revision papers by topic.

Mr Barton Maths:
Whether you are preparing for an exam, missed a lesson, or just want to test yourself, you will be sure to find something in this section to help you.

On Maths: Past exam papers, videos and revision papers by topic.
Exams and Revision
English Functional Skills
Maths

Century Tech:
Century identifies gaps in knowledge & misconceptions whilst creating a personalised learning path, tailored to the needs of every learner.
How to log in to Century Tech

MyMaths: A great place to learn Maths.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page

BBC Bitesize: Using numbers, carrying out calculations and interpreting results. Learning resources for students of Functional Skills in England.

Corbett Maths: An excellent maths resource where you can watch instructional videos and try sample questions.

IXL: A range of online practise questions by topic. If GCSE level practise is needed, select 'Year 11' and above.

Khan Academy: Learn Maths from basic to advanced from video tutorials and tests.

Maths Genie: A great site for your maths revision. There are lots of how-to videos and lots of sample questions.

Maths Made Easy: Past exam papers, videos and revision papers by topic.

Mr Barton Maths:
Whether you are preparing for an exam, missed a lesson, or just want to test yourself, you will be sure to find something in this section to help you.

On Maths: Past exam papers, videos and revision papers by topic.
Exams and Revision
![]() | Century Tech: Century identifies gaps in knowledge & misconceptions whilst creating a personalised learning path, tailored to the needs of every learner. How to log in to Century Tech |
![]() | MyMaths: A great place to learn Maths. Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page |
![]() | BBC Bitesize: Using numbers, carrying out calculations and interpreting results. Learning resources for students of Functional Skills in England. |
![]() | Corbett Maths: An excellent maths resource where you can watch instructional videos and try sample questions. |
![]() | IXL: A range of online practise questions by topic. If GCSE level practise is needed, select 'Year 11' and above. |
![]() | Khan Academy: Learn Maths from basic to advanced from video tutorials and tests. |
![]() | Maths Genie: A great site for your maths revision. There are lots of how-to videos and lots of sample questions. |
![]() | Maths Made Easy: Past exam papers, videos and revision papers by topic. |
![]() | Mr Barton Maths: Whether you are preparing for an exam, missed a lesson, or just want to test yourself, you will be sure to find something in this section to help you. |
![]() | On Maths: Past exam papers, videos and revision papers by topic. |
Exams and Revision
Access to Health

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Issues Online is an amazing resource of articles on numerous social issues.
To log in:
1. Type Northampton College IdP in to the box, select it and press continue.
2. Enter your College login details then click Login.

Annual Reviews is a nonprofit publisher dedicated to integrating knowledge for the progress of science and the benefit of society. Includes an A-Z of all of their Science journals.

The Institute of Biomedical Sciences articles are available to read online.
They also have a list of free online journals

Jisc Health and Social Care Training: Online learning resource which includes videos, guides, learning and assessment activities.

Nature is a weekly international journal publishing the finest peer-reviewed research in all fields of science and technology, providing rapid, authoritative, insightful and arresting news and interpretation of topical and coming trends affecting science, scientists and the wider public.

New Scientist covers all aspects of science through news and articles.

Royal Society of Biology publications includes free access to both Bioscience and Emerging Topic in Life Sciences journals.

Wiley Online Library: One of the largest and most authoritative collections of online journals and research resources, covering life, health, social, and physical sciences.

Biology Open is an online Open Access journal that supports the community of biologists through the publication of peer-reviewed original research across all aspects of the biological sciences.

Development is a leading primary research journal covering the field of developmental biology.

Disease Models & Mechanisms is an Open Access biomedical research journal focusing on the use of model systems to better understand, diagnose and treat human disease.

Journal of Cell Science publishes cutting-edge science, encompassing all aspects of cell biology.

Journal of Experimental Biology is the leading primary research journal in comparative physiology and publishes papers on the form and function of living organisms at all levels of biological organisation.
Accounting
Art & Design
Beauty Therapy
Business
Catering
Childcare
Computing & IT

Jisc Digital and IT Training offers resources including videos, guides and learning and assessment activities to support the competencies required to obtain your qualification.

The Computer School: A website filled with resources relating to computer science, programming and app development.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Access to over 1 million publications. Includes a huge range of computer articles to download as PDF documents.

The world's largest computing society. Contains publications, resources, training opportunities and career advice.

Thinking about your future? The British Computer Society is a professional body that can help you achieve chartership or further qualifications.

Code Academy: Free courses and resources for coding, computer science, data science and web development.

UK tech news, new developments and specific sections for Apple and Android news updates.

A review website run by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one of the most renowned universities in the world.

For the latest in tech security, browse the PSafe DFNDR blog. It is filled with advice and the latest developments in cyber security.

A website hosted by Stanford University containing a number of online courses. The courses include material from Stanford Uni lectures and seminars.

A website filled with tutorials. Learn how to code, how to build a website and access a reference database of code commands.

WhatIs.com: Search or browse definitions of computer science related words. Sign up for the word of the day to improve your IT vocabulary.
Construction
Electrical Installation & Electronics
Engineering
ESOL

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

BBC Radio 2 500 Words: A selection of brilliant stories perfect for ESOL students to read!

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Tim’s Pronunciation Workshop from the BBC features short videos focusing on the lesser known details of pronunciation.

Duolingo makes learning fun and addictive! Earn points for correct answers, race against the clock, and level up. Choose your nationality and start learning English today! (Registration required)

English Listening Lesson Library Online has thousands of videos to help you learn English. Listen and then do the short quizzes.

Hundreds of video lessons taught by native (mostly) British speakers.

Free Rice: Broaden your vocabulary and donate rice at the same time! For every answer you get right, sponsors donate the money for 10 grains of rice.

Grammar Monster: Online lessons, quizzes, tests and glossaries. Contains sections on commonly mixed up words, word types, and punctuation.

Phonics is the best way to improve your reading and pronunciation. Phonics Bloom has plenty of games to help you practice.

Phonics Play provides more phonics games to help you practice pronunciation and reading skills.

Using English provides tonnes of resources for ESOL students (and teachers). Complete quizzes and reading comprehension, or read an article.
Fashion
Film and Media
Forensics and Criminology
Coming soon
Games Design
Hairdressing
Health and Social Care
Humanities inc. Geography
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
![]() | Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies. |
![]() | Issues Online is an amazing resource of articles on numerous social issues. To log in: 1. Type Northampton College IdP in to the box, select it and press continue. 2. Enter your College login details then click Login. |
![]() | Annual Reviews is a nonprofit publisher dedicated to integrating knowledge for the progress of science and the benefit of society. Includes an A-Z of all of their Science journals. |
![]() | The Institute of Biomedical Sciences articles are available to read online. They also have a list of free online journals |
![]() | Jisc Health and Social Care Training: Online learning resource which includes videos, guides, learning and assessment activities. |
![]() | Nature is a weekly international journal publishing the finest peer-reviewed research in all fields of science and technology, providing rapid, authoritative, insightful and arresting news and interpretation of topical and coming trends affecting science, scientists and the wider public. |
![]() | New Scientist covers all aspects of science through news and articles. |
![]() | Royal Society of Biology publications includes free access to both Bioscience and Emerging Topic in Life Sciences journals. |
![]() | Wiley Online Library: One of the largest and most authoritative collections of online journals and research resources, covering life, health, social, and physical sciences. |
![]() | Biology Open is an online Open Access journal that supports the community of biologists through the publication of peer-reviewed original research across all aspects of the biological sciences. |
![]() | Development is a leading primary research journal covering the field of developmental biology. |
![]() | Disease Models & Mechanisms is an Open Access biomedical research journal focusing on the use of model systems to better understand, diagnose and treat human disease. |
![]() | Journal of Cell Science publishes cutting-edge science, encompassing all aspects of cell biology. |
![]() | Journal of Experimental Biology is the leading primary research journal in comparative physiology and publishes papers on the form and function of living organisms at all levels of biological organisation. |
Accounting
Art & Design
Beauty Therapy
Business
Catering
Childcare
Computing & IT

Jisc Digital and IT Training offers resources including videos, guides and learning and assessment activities to support the competencies required to obtain your qualification.

The Computer School: A website filled with resources relating to computer science, programming and app development.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Access to over 1 million publications. Includes a huge range of computer articles to download as PDF documents.

The world's largest computing society. Contains publications, resources, training opportunities and career advice.

Thinking about your future? The British Computer Society is a professional body that can help you achieve chartership or further qualifications.

Code Academy: Free courses and resources for coding, computer science, data science and web development.

UK tech news, new developments and specific sections for Apple and Android news updates.

A review website run by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one of the most renowned universities in the world.

For the latest in tech security, browse the PSafe DFNDR blog. It is filled with advice and the latest developments in cyber security.

A website hosted by Stanford University containing a number of online courses. The courses include material from Stanford Uni lectures and seminars.

A website filled with tutorials. Learn how to code, how to build a website and access a reference database of code commands.

WhatIs.com: Search or browse definitions of computer science related words. Sign up for the word of the day to improve your IT vocabulary.
Construction
Electrical Installation & Electronics
Engineering
ESOL

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

BBC Radio 2 500 Words: A selection of brilliant stories perfect for ESOL students to read!

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Tim’s Pronunciation Workshop from the BBC features short videos focusing on the lesser known details of pronunciation.

Duolingo makes learning fun and addictive! Earn points for correct answers, race against the clock, and level up. Choose your nationality and start learning English today! (Registration required)

English Listening Lesson Library Online has thousands of videos to help you learn English. Listen and then do the short quizzes.

Hundreds of video lessons taught by native (mostly) British speakers.

Free Rice: Broaden your vocabulary and donate rice at the same time! For every answer you get right, sponsors donate the money for 10 grains of rice.

Grammar Monster: Online lessons, quizzes, tests and glossaries. Contains sections on commonly mixed up words, word types, and punctuation.

Phonics is the best way to improve your reading and pronunciation. Phonics Bloom has plenty of games to help you practice.

Phonics Play provides more phonics games to help you practice pronunciation and reading skills.

Using English provides tonnes of resources for ESOL students (and teachers). Complete quizzes and reading comprehension, or read an article.
Fashion
Film and Media
Forensics and Criminology
Coming soon
Games Design
Hairdressing
Health and Social Care
Humanities inc. Geography
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Beauty Therapy
Business
Catering
Childcare
Computing & IT

Jisc Digital and IT Training offers resources including videos, guides and learning and assessment activities to support the competencies required to obtain your qualification.

The Computer School: A website filled with resources relating to computer science, programming and app development.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Access to over 1 million publications. Includes a huge range of computer articles to download as PDF documents.

The world's largest computing society. Contains publications, resources, training opportunities and career advice.

Thinking about your future? The British Computer Society is a professional body that can help you achieve chartership or further qualifications.

Code Academy: Free courses and resources for coding, computer science, data science and web development.

UK tech news, new developments and specific sections for Apple and Android news updates.

A review website run by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one of the most renowned universities in the world.

For the latest in tech security, browse the PSafe DFNDR blog. It is filled with advice and the latest developments in cyber security.

A website hosted by Stanford University containing a number of online courses. The courses include material from Stanford Uni lectures and seminars.

A website filled with tutorials. Learn how to code, how to build a website and access a reference database of code commands.

WhatIs.com: Search or browse definitions of computer science related words. Sign up for the word of the day to improve your IT vocabulary.
Construction
Electrical Installation & Electronics
Engineering
ESOL

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

BBC Radio 2 500 Words: A selection of brilliant stories perfect for ESOL students to read!

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Tim’s Pronunciation Workshop from the BBC features short videos focusing on the lesser known details of pronunciation.

Duolingo makes learning fun and addictive! Earn points for correct answers, race against the clock, and level up. Choose your nationality and start learning English today! (Registration required)

English Listening Lesson Library Online has thousands of videos to help you learn English. Listen and then do the short quizzes.

Hundreds of video lessons taught by native (mostly) British speakers.

Free Rice: Broaden your vocabulary and donate rice at the same time! For every answer you get right, sponsors donate the money for 10 grains of rice.

Grammar Monster: Online lessons, quizzes, tests and glossaries. Contains sections on commonly mixed up words, word types, and punctuation.

Phonics is the best way to improve your reading and pronunciation. Phonics Bloom has plenty of games to help you practice.

Phonics Play provides more phonics games to help you practice pronunciation and reading skills.

Using English provides tonnes of resources for ESOL students (and teachers). Complete quizzes and reading comprehension, or read an article.
Fashion
Film and Media
Forensics and Criminology
Coming soon
Games Design
Hairdressing
Health and Social Care
Humanities inc. Geography
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Catering
Childcare
Computing & IT

Jisc Digital and IT Training offers resources including videos, guides and learning and assessment activities to support the competencies required to obtain your qualification.

The Computer School: A website filled with resources relating to computer science, programming and app development.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Access to over 1 million publications. Includes a huge range of computer articles to download as PDF documents.

The world's largest computing society. Contains publications, resources, training opportunities and career advice.

Thinking about your future? The British Computer Society is a professional body that can help you achieve chartership or further qualifications.

Code Academy: Free courses and resources for coding, computer science, data science and web development.

UK tech news, new developments and specific sections for Apple and Android news updates.

A review website run by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one of the most renowned universities in the world.

For the latest in tech security, browse the PSafe DFNDR blog. It is filled with advice and the latest developments in cyber security.

A website hosted by Stanford University containing a number of online courses. The courses include material from Stanford Uni lectures and seminars.

A website filled with tutorials. Learn how to code, how to build a website and access a reference database of code commands.

WhatIs.com: Search or browse definitions of computer science related words. Sign up for the word of the day to improve your IT vocabulary.
Construction
Electrical Installation & Electronics
Engineering
ESOL

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

BBC Radio 2 500 Words: A selection of brilliant stories perfect for ESOL students to read!

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Tim’s Pronunciation Workshop from the BBC features short videos focusing on the lesser known details of pronunciation.

Duolingo makes learning fun and addictive! Earn points for correct answers, race against the clock, and level up. Choose your nationality and start learning English today! (Registration required)

English Listening Lesson Library Online has thousands of videos to help you learn English. Listen and then do the short quizzes.

Hundreds of video lessons taught by native (mostly) British speakers.

Free Rice: Broaden your vocabulary and donate rice at the same time! For every answer you get right, sponsors donate the money for 10 grains of rice.

Grammar Monster: Online lessons, quizzes, tests and glossaries. Contains sections on commonly mixed up words, word types, and punctuation.

Phonics is the best way to improve your reading and pronunciation. Phonics Bloom has plenty of games to help you practice.

Phonics Play provides more phonics games to help you practice pronunciation and reading skills.

Using English provides tonnes of resources for ESOL students (and teachers). Complete quizzes and reading comprehension, or read an article.
Fashion
Film and Media
Forensics and Criminology
Coming soon
Games Design
Hairdressing
Health and Social Care
Humanities inc. Geography
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Computing & IT
![]() | Jisc Digital and IT Training offers resources including videos, guides and learning and assessment activities to support the competencies required to obtain your qualification. |
![]() | The Computer School: A website filled with resources relating to computer science, programming and app development. Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page. |
![]() | Access to over 1 million publications. Includes a huge range of computer articles to download as PDF documents. |
![]() | The world's largest computing society. Contains publications, resources, training opportunities and career advice. |
![]() | Thinking about your future? The British Computer Society is a professional body that can help you achieve chartership or further qualifications. |
![]() | Code Academy: Free courses and resources for coding, computer science, data science and web development. |
![]() | UK tech news, new developments and specific sections for Apple and Android news updates. |
![]() | A review website run by Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one of the most renowned universities in the world. |
![]() | For the latest in tech security, browse the PSafe DFNDR blog. It is filled with advice and the latest developments in cyber security. |
![]() | A website hosted by Stanford University containing a number of online courses. The courses include material from Stanford Uni lectures and seminars. |
![]() | A website filled with tutorials. Learn how to code, how to build a website and access a reference database of code commands. |
![]() | WhatIs.com: Search or browse definitions of computer science related words. Sign up for the word of the day to improve your IT vocabulary. |
Construction
Electrical Installation & Electronics
Engineering
ESOL

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

BBC Radio 2 500 Words: A selection of brilliant stories perfect for ESOL students to read!

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Tim’s Pronunciation Workshop from the BBC features short videos focusing on the lesser known details of pronunciation.

Duolingo makes learning fun and addictive! Earn points for correct answers, race against the clock, and level up. Choose your nationality and start learning English today! (Registration required)

English Listening Lesson Library Online has thousands of videos to help you learn English. Listen and then do the short quizzes.

Hundreds of video lessons taught by native (mostly) British speakers.

Free Rice: Broaden your vocabulary and donate rice at the same time! For every answer you get right, sponsors donate the money for 10 grains of rice.

Grammar Monster: Online lessons, quizzes, tests and glossaries. Contains sections on commonly mixed up words, word types, and punctuation.

Phonics is the best way to improve your reading and pronunciation. Phonics Bloom has plenty of games to help you practice.

Phonics Play provides more phonics games to help you practice pronunciation and reading skills.

Using English provides tonnes of resources for ESOL students (and teachers). Complete quizzes and reading comprehension, or read an article.
Fashion
Film and Media
Forensics and Criminology
Coming soon
Games Design
Hairdressing
Health and Social Care
Humanities inc. Geography
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Electrical Installation & Electronics
Engineering
ESOL

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

BBC Radio 2 500 Words: A selection of brilliant stories perfect for ESOL students to read!

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Tim’s Pronunciation Workshop from the BBC features short videos focusing on the lesser known details of pronunciation.

Duolingo makes learning fun and addictive! Earn points for correct answers, race against the clock, and level up. Choose your nationality and start learning English today! (Registration required)

English Listening Lesson Library Online has thousands of videos to help you learn English. Listen and then do the short quizzes.

Hundreds of video lessons taught by native (mostly) British speakers.

Free Rice: Broaden your vocabulary and donate rice at the same time! For every answer you get right, sponsors donate the money for 10 grains of rice.

Grammar Monster: Online lessons, quizzes, tests and glossaries. Contains sections on commonly mixed up words, word types, and punctuation.

Phonics is the best way to improve your reading and pronunciation. Phonics Bloom has plenty of games to help you practice.

Phonics Play provides more phonics games to help you practice pronunciation and reading skills.

Using English provides tonnes of resources for ESOL students (and teachers). Complete quizzes and reading comprehension, or read an article.
Fashion
Film and Media
Forensics and Criminology
Coming soon
Games Design
Hairdressing
Health and Social Care
Humanities inc. Geography
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
ESOL
![]() | First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College! To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page. |
![]() | BBC Radio 2 500 Words: A selection of brilliant stories perfect for ESOL students to read! |
![]() | A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions. |
![]() | Tim’s Pronunciation Workshop from the BBC features short videos focusing on the lesser known details of pronunciation. |
![]() | Duolingo makes learning fun and addictive! Earn points for correct answers, race against the clock, and level up. Choose your nationality and start learning English today! (Registration required) |
![]() | English Listening Lesson Library Online has thousands of videos to help you learn English. Listen and then do the short quizzes. |
![]() | Hundreds of video lessons taught by native (mostly) British speakers. |
![]() | Free Rice: Broaden your vocabulary and donate rice at the same time! For every answer you get right, sponsors donate the money for 10 grains of rice. |
![]() | Grammar Monster: Online lessons, quizzes, tests and glossaries. Contains sections on commonly mixed up words, word types, and punctuation. |
![]() | Phonics is the best way to improve your reading and pronunciation. Phonics Bloom has plenty of games to help you practice. |
![]() | Phonics Play provides more phonics games to help you practice pronunciation and reading skills. |
![]() | Using English provides tonnes of resources for ESOL students (and teachers). Complete quizzes and reading comprehension, or read an article. |
Fashion
Film and Media
Forensics and Criminology
Coming soon
Games Design
Hairdressing
Health and Social Care
Humanities inc. Geography
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Film and Media
Forensics and Criminology
Coming soon
Games Design
Hairdressing
Health and Social Care
Humanities inc. Geography
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Coming soon
Games Design
Hairdressing
Health and Social Care
Humanities inc. Geography
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Health and Social Care
Humanities inc. Geography
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Coming soon
Media Makeup
Motor Vehicle
Music

Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts.

An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world.

Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores.

Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons.

The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print.

Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists.

Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business.
Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs.

Music Technology: The latest news about music technology.

Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles.

Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years.

Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics.

Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive!

UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news.

The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns.
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Music
![]() | Alternative Press is an American magazine filled with reviews, articles, interviews and music charts. |
![]() | An extensive collection of unique sound recordings from all over the world. |
![]() | Digital Resources for Musicology offers a catalogue of open-access projects. Contains music theory, recordings, magazines, newspapers and digital scores. |
![]() | Future Music Tutorials: Master your music making with expert tutorials, tips and production lessons. |
![]() | The International Music Score Library contains thousands of free scores to download and print. |
![]() | Mojo: A monthly music publication focusing mainly on rock music. Contains a number of top 100 lists. |
![]() | Music Ally has over 15 years worth of information, experience and data on the global music business. Password information can be found on the Library's Moodle page. |
![]() | Musicians Union; A network of over 30, 000 musicians. Offers careers advice, networking and blogs. |
![]() | Music Technology: The latest news about music technology. |
![]() | Pitchfork: An American online magazine that focuses on new and independent artists, although it often includes indie and rock articles. |
![]() | Rock's Back Pages: The ultimate archive of music journalism... Over 28,000 articles on artists from Aaliyah to ZZ Top, on all genres from rockabilly to hip hop, by the finest music writers of the last 50 years. |
![]() | Rolling Stone: An American monthly magazine that focuses on popular culture. As well as music, it covers film, television and politics. |
![]() | Smash Hits was a pop music based magazine, which ran from 1978 to 2006. Many editions of the magazine have been digitised and are available to view online in this huge archive! |
![]() | UK Music is a campaigning and lobbying group that aims to represent all musicians. Offers research, education and news. |
![]() | The Wire is a British music magazine which contains a huge amount of musician biographies, interviews and opinion columns. |
Performing Arts and Technical Theatre
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Photography
Psychology and Sociology
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Public Services
Science

Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies.

Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy.
Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics.

Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy.

Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments.

An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
![]() | Anatomy TV is an interactive digital learning tool that includes interactive 3D models, narrated animations and illustrations as well as more than 250 clinical topics and case studies. |
![]() | Cells Alive includes interactive modules covering cell biology, microbiology, immunology and microscopy. Genetics Alive, similar to Cells Alive, covers genes, genomes and genetics. |
![]() | Inner Body Explorer allows you to explore the human body and human anatomy. |
![]() | Institute of Physics has many resources for Physics including video demonstrations of experiments. |
![]() | An interactive periodic table from the Royal Society of Chemistry. |
Sport
Staff Development
Supported Learning

First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College!
To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page.

A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions.

Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room!

National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos!

National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space!

Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world.

Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science!

Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online!

Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game?

A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species!
Travel & Tourism
Supported Learning
![]() | First News is a brilliant national newspaper that makes news fun and easy to digest! Even better, their in-depth, interactive articles and stories can be read online 24/7 from home or College! To log in and read the latest edition, you will need to enter the First News Education ID which can be found on the Library's Moodle page. |
![]() | A Bit About Britain is a website containing almost 50 pages of information, more than 440 articles, lists over 900 places of interest and includes thousands of photographs. The articles feature mainstream attractions, such as well-known castles and historic houses, as well pieces about less obvious places of interest, events in Britain’s history and the origins of some of Britain's customs and traditions. |
![]() | Let’s Go Live with Maddie & Greg is a family science show on YouTube hosted by Maddie Moate & Greg Foot. Series 1 started on the first day of lockdown and for more than three months Maddie & Greg broadcast daily half-hour shows packed with fun, facts and family activities LIVE from their spare room! |
![]() | National Geographic: Lots of 'Brain Booster' facts about animals, the planets, science, history and books! Includes amazing articles, games, quizzes and videos! |
![]() | National History Museum's 'Try this at home' helps you to find activities and ideas to occupy yourself and family at home, in your garden or local outdoor space! |
![]() | Newsround: The latest news articles and videos from around the world. |
![]() | Science Museum: Some amazing learning resources for those with an interest in science! |
![]() | Do you want to learn about the Great Fire of London? This website features a timeline of what happened as well as an amazing game to play online! |
![]() | Think! Take the Lead Game: This fun game educates you on road safety. Can you make the correct decisions to win the game? |
![]() | A website for all things wildlife, including facts and stories, things to do as well as a brilliant 'Wildlife Zone' where you can search for animals and plants by species! |