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The
Brain-Cells site helps you with your
education and future career. It is packed w1th PowerPoint
presentations and if you do not have PowerPoint on your computer, a
free viewer that will allow you to watch the presentations can be
obtained by clicking on the title below:
<PowerPoint Viewer>
In the Education section, you will find the BTEC Skills for Working Life and Getting
a Grade C in GCSE maths and career advice that tries to help you
prepare for leaving school and thinking about a first job and a a bnew
section called the Primary Patch with Jelly Numbers, Money, an
Aquarium and a Nature Trail.
Kind
Regards
David Smith
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Interactive revision for your SAT tests.
Look in the Education section or
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You will find it in Education. If you are
not too sure about where to put full stops or commas, I hope that it will help. 
What do you want to do when you
leave school? Not the easiest question to answer so check out the advice in the
Education section.
Material that will, I hope, help you with your GCSE maths. You will find it in Education.
You will find it in Education's Primary
Patch
Another good website for
free resources is
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My Lessons
Lessons for the 2008/9 academic year
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Stuck with a problem at school?
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Contact
I have spent hours building
this site. If it has helped you, please let me know, because this
helps to make my efforts worthwhile.
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In the Fun Zone, you can see some of my students' work
in the Star Galaxy and there are
some 'safe' games and a section on mysteries and links to word
searches.
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SAT Test
Papers
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The addresses of UK university websites and
an interactive map plus a free prospectus delivery service. It's all
on the Links page.
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A useful starter for any lesson on line
symmetry. It's on the KS3 Maths page.
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Most of the time, we all try to look our
best. But are you a Greek god or goddess? Find out with a real fun
activity. It's in KS3 Maths
- courtesy of Rebecca Clegg
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