Web pages
Government and other organisations
- Advance HE (formerly HEA)
- Department for Education
- DfE 'Get into Teaching'
- GOV.UK Official UK government web site.
- National Curriculum Complete revised national curriculum for 5 to 16 year olds.
- NFER National Foundation for Educational Research.
- OFQUAL The Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation.
- OFSTED The Office for Standards in Education, includes the Ofsted reports database.
Internet resources for Education
This is a selection of educational, research and teaching resource web sites. Fuller lists can be found on Goldsmiths Library reading lists for :
- Art history resources on the web Easy-to-navigate lists of links covering a wide range of regions, periods and styles.
- BBC Bitesize Searchable site, including selected web sites organised into subject categories.
- BookTrusted Information on books and book organisations for children and young people, with lists of links.
- British Educational Research Association Includes full text publications, e.g. 'Good practice on educational research writing' (2000).
- Christian Aid : Learn Resources web site for teachers.
- Digital Education Resource Archive (DERA) Institute of Education digital archive of government online publications.
- Geographical Association
- Guardian Education
- International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY) International non-profit children's book organization.
- Learning at the British Library Workshops, activities and resources for teachers and learners of all ages.
- London Community Video Archive Archive of community videos from the 1970s/1980s, based at Goldsmiths.
- NESTA National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts. Includes educational research reports online.
- Our Migration Story
- SchoolHistory.co.uk NGfL approved site with links to history teaching resources on the web.
- Seven Stories Web site of the Centre for Children's Books in Newcastle.
- Shakespeare Archive (ERA)
- UK Parliament education web site.
- Yoto Carnegies Awards website Awarded annually by CILIP, the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals.
