School stuff for 12-15 year olds
Homework Clubs
Join a homework club near you. There are lots of homework clubs
in Sunderland. Homework
Clubs
Homework High
(KS3 & KS4 Ages 11 - 16) Homework help on tap! This site
produced by Channel 4.Homework
High
Homework Helpers
Access to Webster's Dictionary, Roget's Thesaurus, Encyclopedia
Britannica and many more useful aids. Links to information on ancient
Greeks, National Atlas, astronomy and other libraries. Kids
on the Web |
Homework Tools
Revision
maths revision
do your maths boy/girl.maths revision
GCSE Bite size Revision
Most popular revision site on the net with all your revision
subjects.Bite
Size
Project GCSE
Offers a wide range of subjects with revision notes and
practice questions with a GCSE bookshop. Project
GCSE
CSE Revision Notes
Free study, Revision and course notes for students. Revision
Notes
Revision Central
Offers 10 subjects to revise and also has a chill out section
for when you need a break. Revision
Central
Coursework UK
The Largest collection of coursework essays for students
on the net. Coursework
KS3 Revision
If you need help on maths , english and science KS3 this is the place for you.KS3 Bite Size
Learning
Portal Sites
AS Guru
An AS level study-support site from the BBC and designed by teachers.
It currently covers the four key AS Level subjects - General Studies,
Maths, English and Biology with more in development. AS
Guru
School Web Sites
This is a list of schools in Sunderland that have web sites (though
please note some of the sites no longer seem to be working). School
Web Sites
Sam Learning
Covers A Level, GCSE, KS3 SAT's, KS2 SAT's and KS1 SAT's. Sam
Learning.com
Learn.co.uk
From the Guardian Online - provides useful activities for all
key stages. Learn.co.uk
Education
Place
Resources for students, and parents. Includes Reading/Language
Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies Centres, Professional Development,
searchable activity database, educational games, and textbook support.
American website.
Education Place
Learning by Subject
The Arts Biology Chemistry Dance Dictionaries
- English and Translation Dictionaries Economics English English
Writing Essays Fashion Geography History Law Math Media
Studies Medicine Philosophy Physics Physical
Education Psychology Science Sex
Education Technology The
World's Religions
Language Learning
English French German Italian Japanese Latin Spanish
Bullying
What to do if you are being bullied
- Tell someone you trust
- Keep a diary of what happens
- Call a help line
- Don't give up and accept it
Remember no one deserves to be bullied Your mobile phone company
can help you deal with nasty calls or texts
 What
is bullying?
Bullying happens when someone picks on someone and makes their life miserable.
It can be in different forms from kicking someone or sending nasty text messages
to name calling and spreading rumours. Bullies pick on differences. Young people
have been bullied because of their size, accent, colour of their skin, interests,
or just because they have been the new kid at school. Bullies are often insecure
themselves and pick on people to make themselves seem more important and powerful. "If
you're bullied you should tell someone..."
Someone who's bullied is made to feel miserable and they might start thinking
less of themselves and even think life's not worth living. But someone who's
bullied is never to blame for a bully's stupid and bad behaviour.
Act now, don't put up with it If you are being bullied it can feel
like you are on your own.
Perhaps the hardest thing for many is to go to a teacher and
tell them what's happening as they think it will make the problem
worse. But telling a teacher or an adult you trust is the best
thing you can do. Help and advice is out there. Don't accept
bullying.Also you could check out the BBC bulling website with real people saying what they think when they are being bullied BBC Bulling Help.
 Child line
A confidential help line is run by this charity and you can talk to its advisers
on 0800 11 11.
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