Spanish Links
Years 8 and 9 
The activities on Spanishrevision.co.uk are mapped exactly to Listos 1.
Languages Online - click on Spanish and look for the relevant exercises.
A whole world of Spanish to discover on the BBC's language site.
On Quia, you can play games which test your knowledge of the numbers, the alphabet, the days of the week, the months of the year, etc.
On the Oye website, you can try the exercises on school subjects, countries and nationalities, family, pets, telling the time, food and drink, etc.
Language Guide has vocab pages with sound – ideal for learning vocabulary by topics!
GCSE Spanish
Use your Vocab Express username and password to revise all of the GCSE Spanish vocabulary.
LANGUAGES ONLINE: Click on Spanish - Scroll down the page for exercises and grammar notes
Plenty to explore here on the BBC’s Spanish Language site!
Learn and practise all the grammar you need at StudySpanish.com
The activities on Spanishrevision website are mapped exactly to Listos 3
AS/A Level Spanish
Click here for a list of supplementary audio, video and text resources related to the A and AS Level GTAs
Click here for a list of useful and interesting Podcasts
Click here for a list of web-based radio stations.
The grammar points in the following linked document are prescribed in the 
AS and A2 Specifications. For structures marked (R), receptive knowledge only is required. If your Spanish teacher highlights errors in a particular grammar point, you are advised to use your Acción Gramática text book and the links suggested here to improve your understanding.
Typing Spanish characters (accents, etc.)
If you need to type foreign language characters (ñ, é, í, etc), you can find out how to do it below. Why not print a copy and keep it near your computer? As well as using the keystrokes below to enter characters, you can also use the Insert Symbol feature in most Microsoft Office programs.
Using Character Codes
- Ensure Num Lock is on
- Press and hold down Alt
- Type the four digit code for the required character (see below)
In Microsoft Word
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