Looking for the best online learning resources for Y9 please

[Chaotic45]

I'm hoping schools will go back and stay back as planned. However, my logical side doesn't think this will happen so I'm trying to plan ahead.

DS's will be going into Y9. His school did not provide adequate home learning. No lessons, feedback or marking and sporadic difficult to follow dry work was set e.g. multiple online worksheets with no answer scheme and no actual learning to accompany it.

I did approach school about this, and the leadership team made encouraging noises but nothing actually changed. I don't want this to turn into a teacher bashing thread, I am just hoping that the collective wisdom of Mumsnet will help me find some useful resources for leaning at home if needed. I was considering BBC bitesize but have been reading another thread where it many posters have said it's not at all good.

I'm able to pay for resources if needed. I am self employed and thankfully my work is picking up so for some of her time at least, DS would be working unsupervised. English, maths, science and French feel
the most important as I this maybe that for other subjects we could agree an approach linking into things he is actually interested in and find our own material.

I have managed to sort an English tutor, for one hour a week from a local school who is shielding so not going into school.
I do though feel uncomfortable about this, so will give it further thought.

[RosieLemonade]

Does Bitesize or Kahn Academy do year 9?

[CuckooCuckooClock]

Oak national academy

[CuckooCuckooClock]

Seneca

[Starlightstarbright1]

Following my son is also going into year 9- some subjects were fabulous others not.

My son did Kip McGrath for English . They do online flexi learning / that really helped

[Chaotic45]

Thank you for the responses. @Starlightstarbright1 would you be able to explain the flexilearning that kip provided please?

[Beechview]

A maths tutor may be a good idea too.
Corbett maths
Senecalearning for all subjects
For science, we found buying the yr9 textbooks useful then just working through those along with YouTube for tricky areas. Get the ones relevant for what the school follows.
Bbcbitesize is good for introduction into the topic but you need to take it further by other means.
We found the Oak national academy quite good for languages but I think it’s going to be taken off soon.
Otherwise regular duolingo and memrise is good along with a workbook.
Cgp books for all subjects are good.

[Chaotic45]

Thank you. I'll check all of these out. I've realised I'm not sure where Y9 fits into the KS3 / GCsE bands? I know that in science DS'a school we're going to begin GCSE learning- so for other subjects should I be looking at this level?