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iBaguette.com offers a range of educational resources, whilst also providing a platform for students, educators, developers and tech enthusiasts to learn and have fun across our portfolio of websites including Draggie Games, geog.uk and WeatherPrecast.com.
United Kingdom
IBaguette is really a great website and really cares about its community. Its amazing that its made by an A Level student aswell and its not even part of a school project, its a passion project so it shows how much he cares about it its just really useful for revision resources and I use it quite a bit and not sure if its the website but my GPA has increased. Really recommend it.
Recently went here to get some help with computer science and oh boy was I happy/ the owner of this site definitely tried to make a difference to the country’s computer science grades and it worked. They also have a nice online community. 5*/5*
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