Back to School – Collins

Back to school Ease your child back to school with the very best books!
Tips for supporting literacy learning over the summer holidays! Holly King-Mand shares her top literacy building tips for families.

Paw Patrol - PAW Patrol First Letters Activity Book: Get set for school!

Paw Patrol - PAW Patrol First Counting Activity Book: Get set for school!

Play and Learn with Bing Numbers

Play and Learn with Bing Alphabet

Collins Easy Learning Preschool - First Phonics Ages 3-4: Ideal for home learning

Collins Easy Learning Preschool - Counting Workbook Ages 3-5: Ideal for home learning (9780008152284)

Preschool

Reception The best books for your child’s first year at primary school, including friendly guides to starting school and easy learning books to support their foundational learning.

Year 1 In Year 1 your involvement in homework is important as you practise Common Exception Words together and work out what maths methods to use.

Year 2 In the final year of Key Stage 1, there is some useful practice that your child can do at home to help plug any gaps in their schoolwork and homework.

Year 3 In the final year of Key Stage 1, there is some useful practice that your child can do at home to help plug any gaps in their schoolwork and homework.

Year 4 In Year 4 children will be preparing for the Multiplication Check which takes places in the summer term. Browse and buy our range of practice books for maths, English, dictionaries and atlas.

Year 5 Many schools will start to get children ready for their SATs with extra practice in grammar, spelling, reading, arithmetic and reasoning. You can also introduce your child to practice books to use at home.

Year 6 Getting your child ready for Year 6 SATs needn’t be onerous. Practice papers are a great way for children to get used to the style of questions. Knowing what to expect can help you and your child feel more relaxed during SATs week.

Year 7 Starting secondary school is an important step in every child’s school life. It can be daunting, exciting and potential overwhelming. Making sure that your child knows what a school day involves and where things are is a big help.

Year 8 As your child enters their second year of Key Stage Three now is a great time to bolster their confidence with home learning. Here you can find trusted subject support as well as wellbeing books to help to look after their mental health as they enter their teenage years.

Year 9 At the end of this year most children will select their options for their GCSE’s and some will have already started working towards them. Now is an important time to set good study habits and revision routines as they transition into Key Stage Four.

Year 10 Most schools will start to prepare children for the GCSE exams at the start of Year 10. Revising and recapping from the get go will help children later.

Year 11 As revision season approaches, having access to practise papers to use alongside revision books will really help your child feel prepared for the exams.

Years 12 & 13 Help teens make the transition from GCSE to A level with a range of books to support their studies.