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Explore Saudi Arabia
This site provides information and educational resources about Saudi Arabia, aimed at Key Stage 2-4 teachers and pupils. It includes factfiles, statistics, maps, video clips, interactive exercises and downloadable worksheets about the people, places, wildlife, customs and culture, as well as details of the Desert Adventure 2004 which takes place in October. (26 May 2004)
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London Schools Arts Service
The London Schools Arts Service (LONSAS) website provides information and resources for London-based teachers and artists interested in creative arts projects and partnerships. It includes an artists' database, guidance on funding, information on arts awards and initiatives, resources, news and events. (26 May 2004)
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Archaeology Data Service: Learning & Teaching
These pages on the Archaeology Data Service (ADS) website provide information about the online teaching and learning materials the ADS are developing for students and lecturers in further and higher education. There are links to the four modules of the PATOIS project (Monument Inventories, Excavation Archives, Electronic Publications and Christchurch, Spitalfields) and to the Virtual Walkabout tutorial. (26 May 2004)
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Revolutionary Players
This website presents digitised material, taken from libraries, museums and archives in the West Midlands, which explores the development of the Industrial Revolution and key figures and ideas of the time. The Learning Journeys offer online activities based on the resources, and registered users can create and store their own collections of images and articles. (18 May 2004)
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Folk Archive Resource North East (FARNE)
Folk Archive Resource North East (FARNE) provides access to sound recordings, songs, tunes and photographs from across north-east England. The Learn section includes beginners' guides to the music, instruments and dance traditions of the region, and there are streamed interviews, programmes and concerts from Radio FARNE. (13 May 2004)
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Previously featured...
National Museums Liverpool: Conservation Centre (6 May 2004)
Warburtons Education: Design and Technology Curriculum (4 May 2004)
raftarget.com (29 Apr 2004)
Waytolearn.co.uk (27 Apr 2004)
Target the Tudors (27 Apr 2004)
Trinity & All Saints Comenius Centre (23 Apr 2004)
LTSN Centre for Information and Computer Sciences (20 Apr 2004)
Recyclezone (20 Apr 2004)
Reading Matters (20 Apr 2004)
Learning Solutions (14 Apr 2004)
Brainteasers and Puzzles (8 Apr 2004)
Number Gym (8 Apr 2004)
BBCi: Parents' Music Room (5 Apr 2004)
Reiki Training Centre (1 Apr 2004)
LTSN Centre for Health Sciences and Practice (16 Mar 2004)
LTSN English Subject Centre (16 Mar 2004)
LTSN Business Educational Support Team (BEST) (16 Mar 2004)
Multilangs.co.uk (12 Mar 2004)
Victorian Times (12 Mar 2004)
Fire Challenge Crew: KidZone (12 Mar 2004)
Women of the Special Operations Executive (11 Mar 2004)
British Youth Council (11 Mar 2004)
Sea Life Education Programme (11 Mar 2004)
Amazing Grades (10 Mar 2004)
Ritmoweb (10 Mar 2004)
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