Resources and tips

A free online study resource created by the BBC to help students in the UK learn and revise a wide range of subjects from primary school to GCSE level.

Guidance for parents and families to support learning at home in a number of areas including literacy, numeracy and health and wellbeing.

Top Tips for being active (babies)

Just one hour a week with a consistent, caring adult can boost confidence, academic performance and open doors to a brighter future.

Discover the benefits of sharing stories, songs and rhymes with babies, toddlers and pre-schoolers to give them the best start in life.

With thousands of books and a programme of weekly classes and events, Castlemilk Library has something for everyone.

Top tips for communication

Songs and rhymes are a fun way to boost early learning. They help children develop social skills, attention, language, and the sound awareness needed for reading. Singing also supports early maths and...

Did you know that sharing nursery rhymes with your child can help every building block of communication? From the earliest interactions in babies to getting ready for school, the benefits for communication,...

Clear Speech is the final building block of communication. Children typically do not have the full range of adult speech sounds until around age 7.

Children using sentences of 5-8 words

Built in 1966, Baillieston Library offers a wide range of services and activities in relaxing and inspiring surroundings.

Numeracy is about being able to understand and use numbers in a range of situations.

Glasgow Science Centre offers a variety of interactive exhibits, shows, and activities for visitors of all ages.

Launched in 2007, Glasgow Science Festival (GSF) has grown to be one of the largest science festivals in the UK.

The Power of Play is a literature review which presents a strong body of evidence and expert opinion demonstrating the crucial role of play.

As a parent or carer you can play a vital role in supporting the psychological wellbeing of your child.

We transform people’s lives through participation in creative activities. We use creative engagement to build people’s confidence and empower them to achieve their potential.

We give young people the chance to unleash their creativity, learn new skills, build their confidence and expand their horizons through the arts.

The Community Garden meet up every Tuesday from 10am-12pm to grow food, cook, chat, and other activities. No experience necessary!