Our hub is a 'one-stop-shop' for all of LGfL’s computing resources, joining together various resources from the portfolio, including a SoW, training and much more

Inspiring contemporary dance resources for Key Stages 2 to 5 with the Ballet Boyz

The benchmark document from CAS (Computing at School) for the Secondary curriculum has been webified to create an interactive guide for teachers

A new robotic pilot opportunity for LGfL schools

HTML, CSS and JavaScript – intuitive, user-friendly tool ideal for absolute beginners and great for experienced and inexperienced teachers

The Young Interpreter Scheme® (YIS) provides additional support to pupils who are learning English as an Additional Language (EAL), to their families and to schools

A professional storyteller offers advice to teachers on how to incorporate storytelling across the curriculum using images, objects and structure

LGfL's online weather station network gathers data every minute of every day, building a significant data archive

Bringing leading theatre critics into your classroom to mentor drama and English students on 'the art of review writing'

Simple steps for successful dance lessons – unique resource offering support and guidance for teachers to deliver a creative curriculum using dance

An illustration of the humanist approach to life

Using LGfL weather stations across the curriculum

View our on-demand series of webinars designed to help schools and educators get the most out of Google Workspace for Education and Chromebooks

Creative Cloud provides apps, web services, and resources for all your creative projects — photography, graphic design, video editing, UX design, drawing and painting, social media, and more

Helping tomorrow’s professionals start thinking about their digital security today (aimed at KS2 and 3)

Cross-curricular architecture resource for London Secondary Schools featuring three unique buildings in London

LGfL's curriculum blog is a resource for teachers and other educators looking for inspiration and support on all aspects of the curriculum, from early years to secondary. It features regular posts on a wide range of topics.

Art, Liberty and Slavery from 1807; resources about George Bridgetower and his relationship with Beethoven