New · Year 5 English
Every part of a sentence, colour-coded
The Sentence Map shows what a correct sentence looks like – nouns, verbs, conjunctions, clauses and more – so you can check homework with confidence.
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We bring all of the information you need to help your child excel together in one place.
Schools parents in Havering rate highly
These schools have a Parent Score of 75% or more from at least 3 verified parent reviews. Every review is confirmed by email, and reviews over two years old drop out, so the list changes as new reviews come in.
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A little help with the homework
Learning Resources is a free library of printable worksheets and wordsearches by year group and subject, so you can find the right thing for your child in a couple of clicks rather than digging through a search engine. We've also put together 17 parent cheat sheets - quick, plain-English reference sheets for the maths and English terms schools use but rarely explain, for whenever your child asks for help with something you haven't thought about since you were at school yourself.
Browse Learning ResourcesEverything you'd want to know, before you even ask
School Search brings together real Ofsted ratings, FOI-sourced behaviour data, financial transparency, and - for secondary schools - Attainment 8, absence, and leaver destinations, all on one page per school. No more digging through six different government websites to compare two schools properly.
It also includes our Parent Score - genuine ratings and reviews from other parents at that school, alongside the official data, so you can see how a school is actually experienced day to day, not just how it performs on paper.
Not sure where to start, or dealing with something trickier - an appeal, a SEN application, a difficult conversation with a school? Support for Parents has plain-English guidance for the situations that come up most, so you're not facing them without a starting point.