Learn from home websites that cover mixed subjects, most follow the UK National Curriculum.
- All key stages, free. UK national curriculum: Oak Academy
- KS3 & KS4 mixed subjects, free: Continuity Oak
- All key stages, free: BBC Bitesize
- Lots of free educational resources & videos for all key stages: BBC Teach
- Free KS2 to A-Level online courses: Seneca Learning
- Find free resources for all ages and subjects: The School Trip
- English, maths and science. KS1 to GCSE: Ed Place
- Subscription based KS1 & KS2: Mrs Mactivity
- USA-based, all ages and subjects, free: Khan Academy
- Has literally everything, with some for free: Twinkl
- Resources designed for dyslexic and SEN learners, but great for all: Oakabooks
- Maths, English & Science, reception to upper KS2. The first unit of most of the blocks is free to use: Hamilton Trust
- KS2 topics, free: Primary homework help
- Free lesson plans and downloads all ages and subjects: DK Learning
- Excellent, free videos covering an array of subjects: The Crash Course
- Teaching resources for all ages: tes
- USA-based but suitable for UK too, all ages resources: TPT
- USA-based, educational worksheets and online games. monthly subscriptions, but some freebies: Education.com
- Educational games and activities for ages 3-11: Busy Things
- KS1 & KS2 topics aligned to the UK curriculum: Grammarsaurus
- Free lesson ideas and resources: Teaching Ideas
- Create fun, free, educational games: Blooket
- A free finder that maps every activity in the English national curriculum, Years 1–10, to checked free resources: The Learn Den
- KS2 and historic KS3 official SATs papers and mark schemes, free with no sign-up or ads. Home educated children do not have to take SATs, but the papers can be useful as an optional practice or reference resource: PracticeSATs
- For ages 5–16 covering maths, English, science, geography, history, computing and business studies. Includes interactive lessons, progress tracking, real-world life-skills Missions and GCSE/IGCSE practice materials across a range of exam boards. Home educating families can use a free tier with five lessons per subject each month plus unlimited Missions, with paid plans available for unlimited access. Content is mapped to the National Curriculum for England, but home ed families are not required to follow it: Rocket Learning
