Below are some online enrichment ideas for you! Try as many as you like. Don't forget to review them here.

Cultural Enrichment

• Osprey Cam: Live from Loch Arkaig in Scotland, the Woodland Trust shows off its breeding pair, Louis and Aila.
• Zoo Webcams: a list of popular webcams from some of the best zoos and sanctuaries around the world. A variety of creatures are there to observe.
• The British Museum: leads you on a world tour of objects from its collection. Search by time period or area of interest.
• United States Holocaust Museum: Virtual Field Trip (parental supervision recommended)
• Anne Frank Museum: online tours and resources, created in memory of the famous young diarist.
•  Buckingham Palace: Virtual Tour
• Egyptian Pyramids: Virtual Tour
• Macchu Picchu, Peru: Virtual Tour
• National Archaeological Museum of Greece: Virtual Tour
• Palestine Museum: ‘Jerusalem Lives’ exhibition: Virtual Tour
• United States National Women’s History Museum: Online Tour
• Louvre Museum, Paris: Virtual Tour
• Google Arts and Culture: take virtual tours of thousands of online galleries around the world.
• National Gallery: 360 degree views of many of the gallery’s most famous locations, from individual portraits to large, dramatic alterpieces.
• Art UK: every publicly owned artwork in the UK, digitised.
• Map Crunch: Always wanted to travel, but can’t? Map Crunch takes you to a random location in the world, powered by Google Maps. Why not ‘visit’ two places and see how they compare?
• Access Mars: Being indoors can’t even stop you from visiting space, thanks to the work of the team behind the Mars Curiosity Rover.
• NASA Image Library: Speaking of space, NASA’s entire image gallery is now available to the public.
• ZoomQuilt: This infinitely zooming image by artist Nikolas Baumgarten is oddly mesmerising, and a good prompt for how every artwork can contain the smallest details!
• Pobble 365: a daily image to give a spark of inspiration for story writing and media literacy
• Guardian: 10 of the world’s best virtual museum and art gallery tours

Academic, Arts and Music Enrichment

• Grammy Awards Museum: Virtual Tour
• Montreux Jazz Festival: Free online concerts to stream
• Opera Vision: free performances available to stream online.
• Royal Opera House: free performances to stream online.
• Social Distancing Festival: various performances available to stream of performances cancelled due to Covid 19.
• Stage It: concerts and performances to be viewed online.
• Sonnet A Day: Watch Sir Patrick Stewart perform a different Shakespearean sonnet each day.
• Globe Theatre: stream live and recorded performances from your home.
• TED Ed: educational video lessons
• BBC Sound Archive: create your own soundscape or soundtrack with this archive of over 16,000 sound effects.

• Exploration of the Day: A new art assignment every day by artist Keri Smith.
• Draw with Rob: Draw along videos for all the family, hosted by artist Rob Biddulph.
• Adventures at Home: These activities, although curated by Girl Guiding UK, are suitable for all ages and genders.
• Artful Parent: Creative activities for parents and children to do together.
• Free Colouring Books: Pages to colour from world class libraries and museums
• My Home, My Museum: Curate your own museum exhibit with the help of the Liverpool World Museum.
• Creative Bug: Online classes and workshops in various creative activities
• Explore More: story starters, which launch onwards into different activities.
• STEAM Co: Using Art to support STEM.

• Dualingo – Learn a new language. Choose from over 30 languages
• Studio Code: Learn how to code
• Combat Code: Coding through games design
• Idea: Minicourses in coding
• Skills Share: Learn a new skill
• Diary of a Wimpy Kid Book Club with Ms. Jenner.
• A Place Called Perfect Book Club with Ms. Jenner. 

Sports, Health & Well Being

• Headspace: this website and app provides a mixture of free and paid for subscriptions to aid sleep and relaxation through meditation.
• Shake it with Oti Mabuse: Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse leads online dance classes, suitable for children, via her Facebook page.
• Diverse Dance Mix: Inclusive dance programmes suitable for all ages.
• Sadler’s Wells Workshops: the famous dance company has expanded its range of free family friendly workshops, especially suitable for children unable to attend school.
• TaiFlow: 5 minute Tai Chi routines to promote wellbeing and mindfulness.
• Do Yoga With Me: a range of online yoga workouts, for beginners and up.
• Yoga with Adriene: free 30 minute yoga challenges to build into your daily fitness practice.
• PE with Joe: Joe Wicks’ hugely popular PE workouts are available to stream live daily from 9am, or at your leisure. There are also workouts for adults and older people to keep fit.
• Fitness Blender: free workouts of varying lengths, suitable for all abilities.
• Sweaty Betty: From yoga to high impact routines, this site provides a range of free choices to be completed at home.