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Worksheets, activities and learning games for EYFS, KS1 and KS2, including English, maths and science advice for parents and SATs past papers.
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This is an excellent resource, for anybody looking to understand more about the curriculum that your children are studying and add some extra support at home, highly recommended by a parent of two children who use this from reception to year 4
Reply from TheSchoolRun
Thanks so much Anne-Marie.
Great free resources and a fantastic help all through lock downs.
Really good at reaffirming information and providing clarity in areas where my sons may have not quite understood in school, and helping them to understand homework questions set.
Reply from TheSchoolRun
Thanks for this lovely review!
Great free resources, used a couple of the packs like the jubilee activity packs, and the articles and things they share online are pretty helpful and relevant.
Reply from TheSchoolRun
So pleased to hear that you have been enjoying the free resources Emma.
I am so disappointed. Having bought a 5 year subscription which was sold to me as all the resources I would need for my child up to age 11 I feel I have been duped.
I am not saying that there is anything wrong with what is provided but it is limited and basic; although my daughter enjoys some of the online challenges in math.
What I feel I have done is paid to be marketed too endlessly for ‘other resources’ which will help my child to succeed. Given that this is what I thought I signed up for they clearly don’t rate the standard of their own subscription resources; as if they did they wouldn’t need to constantly try to sell me additional ebooks and subject sheets.Today’s email was “Prepare for Year X: Essential maths and English books” at the cost of £17.48. If these are ‘essential’ as claimed surely they would be part of the core subscription?
Knowing that they now have a parent ‘on-the-hook’ as interested in educational success they play on fears, concerns and weaknesses. A marketing con, don’t be fooled.
Reply from TheSchoolRun
I'm so sorry to hear that you are unhappy with your subscription to TheSchoolRun.com. We have over 10,000 resources available to subscribers, covering all aspects of the National Curriculum, so you shouldn't need to purchase our eBooks. However, we've been asked in the past to offer our eBooks to subscribers as well so do this too (normally at a substantial discount). You can, off course, switch off these offer emails in the My Account > My Newsletter section of the site. I'd like to ensure you are making full use of your subscription, so please do email me (dani.zur@theschoolrun.com) and I'll happily show you how best to access resources and make recommendations for resources specifically for your daughter's needs. Thanks
I've only used this for English.
All areas of the English Curriculum (UK) are covered in detail with plenty of explanation of the different subject areas with video clips (mainly from the BBC) and text.
But, to test the kids on each subject area, there is only ever 1 worksheet you can print off which has lots of 'ink sapping' graphics on it but only a handful of questions (mostly less than 10). As practice is the key to any learning, I constantly find myself looking elsewhere on google for more practice worksheets to print off.
To summarise :
GOOD - if your looking for a service that fills in gaps in knowledge.
BAD - if you're looking for practice material.
Reply from TheSchoolRun
Thanks for your feedback. I wonder if you've discovered our Progress Checks yet (https://www.theschoolrun.com/learning-journey-progress-checks)? These include lots of questions on the areas of learning that your child will be covering in the current school term. We do have lots of other practice questions on specific topic - please can I ask that you get in touch with me (dani.zur@theschoolrun.com) or with your Personal Account Manager (enquiries@theschoolrun.com) and we'll be able to show you how to find these papers (there are over 10,000 resources on the site so it is a bit tricky sometimes to find exactly what you are looking for). Regarding the use of ink, it's a tricky one! We want the worksheets to be enticing to children, so have added colour and illustrations, however I do accept this drains the ink. Have you tried printing in grayscale? This will save on your coloured ink. Thanks again for your feedback and please do get in touch so we can help you further.
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