Over 20 trusted and curriculum-relevant online resources are now available...
JISC Collections for Schools is a not-for-profit initiative which enables schools across the UK to access a range of high quality online subscription resources at discounts of up to 80%.
Over 20 resources are now available through JISC Collections for Schools, providing excellent support for teaching and learning from Key Stage 1 to A/AS level and the International Baccalaureate:
- copyright cleared image and video libraries
- curriculum-mapped games and simulations
- newspaper archives
- general reference information invaluable for all subject areas
- subject-focused resources for Art, Citizenship, English, Geography, History, Literacy, Maths, Modern Languages, Music, RE, PE, and Science
All resources are available to state-funded primary and secondary schools and Academies in England,
Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. A wide range of resources is also available to
independent schools.
Schools can use their Harnessing Technology grants to subscribe to JISC Collections for Schools resources, providing the subscription is for more than one year.
- Find out more about JISC Collections for Schools
- Find out more about buying groups
- View pricing
- Request a free trial
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- Resources available to state-funded schools
- Resources available to independent schools
- Curriculum-mapped resources for primary schools
Browse by subject
- Art
- English and Literacy
- Citizenship
- History
- Science
- More subject pages coming soon
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What's new?
- June/July 2010 newsletter now available
- Announcement about future plans for JCS
- Buying groups under development in many areas
- Free trial access to JCS resources via the Oxfordshire Learning Platform (until 16 July) and the Worcestershire Learning Platform (until 31 July)
- Guardian and Observer Digital Archive - pricing offer (deadline 30 June)
- Meet the JCS team at Surrey's Secondary Libarian's Network meeting (6 July) and the NATE Annual Conference (9-10 July)