Fun ideas to keep you busy
Be Internet Legends
Be Internet Legends helps you to use the web safely and wisely, so you can be confident explorers of the online world.
Suitable for: Primary/Post-Primary
Creative Learning Centre
Some fun activities that will engage, excite and get your creative minds into gear! These are all original content created by the 3 CLCs in Northern Ireland.
Suitable for: Primary/Post-Primary
Cartooning club how to draw
Teaches aspiring young artists from around the world step by step instruction on how to draw their favourite characters.
Suitable for: Primary/Post-Primary
Streetwise Community Circus
Streetwise Community Circus
Streetwise Community Circus has launched videos where you can tune in and learn how to juggle, balance and other circus skills at home.
Suitable for: Primary/Post-Primary
The Great Indoors
Streetwise Community Circus
The Great Indoors
Keep kids learning new skills and having fun (and avoid hearing ‘I’m bored’ every 30 seconds) all in #TheGreatIndoors.
Suitable for: 4-18
Gardening
Streetwise Community Circus
The Great Indoors
Gardening ideas for four- to seven-year olds.
Suitable for: 4-7
Gardening
How to grow fruit and vegetables and explore where food comes from for Primary school kids.
Suitable for: 4-11
NI Kids
Find out whats on in NI.
Suitable for: Primary
Find out about your health
Youth Wellness Web - **New**
A place where everyone deserves to be helped at any time, no matter how big or small the problem is.
Suitable for: Primary/Post-Primary
Live to play
Road Safety information games and posters to help keep you safe.
Suitable for: Primary
Concussion
Mental Health videos
Concussion can occur in many different situations, it could happen to you or your friends, learn the signs.
Suitable for: All
Mental Health videos
Top wellbeing apps for 2020
Mental Health videos
What is a mental health problem? Why is it important to talk about how we feel? What makes you happy? Being me!
Suitable for: Primary/Post-Primary
Top wellbeing apps for 2020
Top wellbeing apps for 2020
Top wellbeing apps for 2020
Keeping healthy and well is a top priority and there are now many apps available to help improve your general wellbeing.
Suitable for: Primary/Post-Primary
Get Healthy
Top wellbeing apps for 2020
Top wellbeing apps for 2020
Get active and find out about healthy eating habits.
Suitable for: 4-12
How to be healthy!
Childline - Info & Advice
How to be healthy!
Find out about health and wellbeing.
Suitable for: 4-12
Mouth Guards
Childline - Info & Advice
How to be healthy!
From 1st January 2014, the GAA rule to wear a mouthguard is now mandatory for all players.
Suitable for: Primary/Post-Primary
Childline - Info & Advice
Childline - Info & Advice
Childline - Info & Advice
We're here for you, whatever's on your mind. We'll support you. Guide you. Help you make decisions that are right for you.
Our tips and techniques, ideas and inspiration, can help you feel more in control. And you can access them in your own time, at your own pace!
Suitable for: Primary/Post-Primary
BBC Bitesize
Learning to be a healthy, confident and responsible citizen.
Learning to be a healthy, confident and responsible citizen.
Learning to be a healthy, confident and responsible citizen.
On BBC Bitesize learn about feeling, emotions, yourself, being special, keeping safe, community.
Suitable for: 4-9
Learning to be a healthy, confident and responsible citizen.
Learning to be a healthy, confident and responsible citizen.
Learning to be a healthy, confident and responsible citizen.
On BBC Bitesize learn about yourself, relations & community and going to big school.
Suitable for: 9-12
Your rights
NICCY - Know your rights
NICCY - Children and Young People's Mental Health and Wellbeing
NICCY - Children and Young People's Mental Health and Wellbeing
CCEA and the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People (NICCY) have partnered to create this child rights resource hub for teachers and pupils.
Its aim is to provide a range of resources that will help to tell children and young people about their rights, as outlined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). You can find out more about the UNCRC, its relevance to the curriculum, and importance for young people.
NICCY - Children and Young People's Mental Health and Wellbeing
NICCY - Children and Young People's Mental Health and Wellbeing
NICCY - Children and Young People's Mental Health and Wellbeing
To explore the important issue of Children and Young People's Mental Health and Wellbeing, Koulla Yiasouma, the NI Commissioner for Children and Young People (NICCY) and CCEA joined together to host the third live chat for primary pupils and their teachers.
Koulla was joined in the studio by Victoria Murphy from Childline and two young people - Orlagh Marley from the NICCY Youth Panel and Megan McConnell from the Belfast City Council Youth Forum and the Elephant in the Room project. (NICCY)
NICCY - Children and Young People Living in a Digital Environment
The opening animation, Digital Footprint is courtesy of the BBC OWN IT series.
Pupils explored the topic by sending in questions directly to the panel. These ranged from the opportunities the digital world brings to the dangers it can present.
(NICCY)
REE Rights Responder - Childrens Law Centre
Just because you’re young doesn’t mean you don’t have rights. That begins with the right to ask and the right to be listened to and taken seriously. Knowing your rights can help you make better decisions and choices. Sometimes, it can even change your life!
When it comes to knowing about your rights and the law it’s important that you can trust what you’re told. That’s why we worked with young people and experts on the law to create REE for young people aged 13 to 17.