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This document highlights where pupils can develop communication skills in Learning for Life and Work activities and provides guidelines for teachers on how to help pupils to improve their skills.

This resource gives teachers and assistants support to plan, teach and assess Physical Development in the Foundation Stage.

The aim of this resource is to support teachers in using their own resources in different ways so that pupils have opportunities to develop the statutory Thinking Skills and Personal Capabilities, and the Cross-Curricular Skills, while developing their understanding of chemistry content. It includes a topic planner, which can be edited to become a scheme of work, and some sample lessons to show how Royal Society of Chemistry resources support the Northern Ireland Curriculum.

A teacher guide that identifies opportunities that occur naturally for developing Using ICT skills in a range of Learning for Life and Work resources.

The Digital Film Archive (DFA) is a free public access resource for teachers, students, historians and anyone who has an interest in moving images.

Preparing children for a digital world, enabling them to have the prerequisite skills to access technology and to use it safely.

Some of the best History resources and websites currently available on the C2k network and online.

Resources on helping Northern Ireland's learners of all ages to become digital citizens, digital workers and digital makers

Tascanna CCEA agus eiseamláiriú daltaí sa Chumarsáid, Úsáid Mata, agus Úsáid TFC ag EC1, 2 agus 3

Is uirlis iontach í an drámaíocht le réimse leathan scileanna a fhorbairt. Tá ról ar leith ag an drámaíocht i nGaelscoileanna ó thaobh sealbhú agus forbairt teanga de.

Fáilte go suíomh ‘Dréimire’. Bí ag léamh agus ag súgradh le Lára agus Ricí.

CCEA, the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessments, has published revised guidance on Drugs Education to primary and post-primary schools across Northern Ireland.

The revised guidance has been updated to reflect new legislation, technological advances and societal changes which affect how schools deal effectively with these sensitive issues.

e-Bug is a free external educational resource for classroom and home use and makes learning about micro-organisms, the spread, prevention and treatment of infection fun and accessible for all teachers and students.

San áis seo, dírítear ar thopaicí ar leith chun tacú le foghlaim agus teagasc in Bia agus Cothú TGMO (GCSE).

As part of the Early Years Enriched Curriculum Evaluation Project, QUB has produced research and resources on Developmentally Appropriate Practice in Early Years Education.