Discover a range of fun & educational interactive apps & websites to compliment your child’s learning.
Simply click the required level to view the full list of Apps available.
Nursery
Bee-Bot
Puzzles for kids
Wheels on the Bus
Animal Sounds
Mouse Maze
123 Kids Fun Games
Sort it out 1
Shape Builder
Little Fox Music Box
Doodle Buddy
Sago Mini Monsters
Peg and Cat Big Gig
Monkey Preschool Lunchbox
KidloLand: Nursery Rhymes
Motion Math: Hungry Guppy
Little Writer – Tracing App
Foundation Stage
Daisy the Dinosaur
Puppet Pals
Abc Pocket Phonics
Monster Hunt
Blobble Write
Spellosaur
Hairy Letters
Bugs and Bubbles
Math Bingo
Elastic Brain
Number Jacks
Around the Clock
Drawnimal
Tap a Tune
Happy Little Farmer
Bugs and Buttons
Key Stage 1
Move the Turtle
I can animate
Duolingo
Phonics Tic-Tac-Toe
Book Creator
Toca dance
Pettson’s Inventions
Stop the Clock
Pirate Treasure Hunt
Teaching Graphs
Barefoot World Atlas
The Human Body
Squeebles Spelling Test
The Land of Me - Story time
Symmetry Exercises for Kids
Crayola Color, Draw & Sing
Key Stage 2
Sketch Nation
Tynker
Lightbot
Meditations for Kids
Comic Life
Monster Physics
Doodle Hangman
BrainPOP
Garage Band
Tangram!
Jungle Geometry
Earth Viewer
Kids’Vocab: Mindsnacks
Squeebles Multiplication
Let’s do Mental Maths 10-11
Type Drawing
How Can You Become A Class Representative?
Anyone can be a student council representative. All you have to do is stand for election at the beginning of the school year. You can design a poster or deliver a presentation to convince your classmates that you are the best person for the job and deserve their vote!
When & Where Do We Meet?
Student Council meetings are held every month in the PDMU rooms – P1-3 with Ms Connor and P4-7 with Ms O’Carroll. It’s the responsibility of each representative to share the information discussed at these meetings with the rest of their class.
Why Do We Have A Student Council?
We have a Student Council to allow all of the pupils to have a say in what happens in our school. (Adults are not the only people who can make big decisions.) Working together we can think up new ways of making St. Anne’s a better place to learn and play.
