A step by step guide to writing film music with or without a brief for GCSE level composition. This resource contains illustrative examples and templates to help guide students through the process.

This presentation is aimed at 6th form students who are preparing to head of into the big wide world. Using Cardiff as an example, the presentation charts the potential dangers of town / city nightlife and gives advice as to how to stay safe. Notes are provided on all slides

Here you have Hark!, O come, Once in Royal, O little town and While Shepherds Watched for Trumpet 1 Trumpet 2 Horn in F Trombone and Tuba in C. They all have descants included and are presented in the score format so you can adapt them as you see fit.

A lighthearted look at the history of the Christmas Number one, taking your students through some statistics, some societal trends ending with the message that you dont have to be number one to make history. The ppt contains images to support the message in the text.

Remove the temptation to procrastinate with this useful spreadsheet. Simply enter the topics needing revision and the spreadsheet timetables them. More importantly, it sets the topic not just for one session, but periodically throughout the revision period to ensure that your students consolidate their knowledge and understanding

This 10 - 15 minute assembly takes us through the amazing life and achievements of Sir David and seeks to examine his impact on natural history and broadcasting in general. The slides advance through a series of iconic images of the naturalist while the text should take between 10-15 minutes to read depending on the speed of the reader

This assembly will teach your students about what happened at Aberfan and also draw out lessons that are valid today, such as being accountable for ones actions and caring for those in distress. Notes are provided on the bottom of slides with not text for your use but you will want to familiarise yourself with the events of that day.

This is a complete Scheme of Work for a Year seven music class. Containing listening, composing and performing activities it is designed around the use of single line melody instruments or keyboards. A full score is provided with differentiated parts for all standard orchestral instruments and recorders. A number of cross curricular links are made to a variety of subjects within the 6 lessons.

This is a complete Scheme of Work for a Year seven music class. Containing listening, composing and performing activities it is designed around the use of single line melody instruments or keyboards. A full score is provided with differentiated parts for all standard orchestral instruments and recorders.

This is the first of 6 resources designed to take your students through a year of musical education. Here, we have the first topic, the introduction to music. It is designed to teaching the basics through the medium of performance. The scheme of work is designed for students to use with their own melody instrument. All the topics come with a score that can be adapted but is written for all standard orchestra instruments with a variety of difficulty levels catered for, but can be done using keyboards, tuned percussion or recorders. There are cross curricular links throughout the scheme of work and a good balance of listening, composing and performing tasks.

A presentation that takes students through an abridged chronology of the conflict touching on the causes and lasting impact Where there is not explicit text on the slides, notes are provided

A powerpoint taking students through thehistory of the RAF in pictures. Written descriptions are given on the slides and notes are provided to allow you to give a running commentry. Written by an RAF brat so all facts are correct!

The RAF march past arranged for Trumpet, Trumpet, Horn, Trombine, Ehphonium and Tuba

A presentation and text used in a recent assembly yo drawn attention to the fact that, as we commemorate the liberation of Bergen Belsen further atrocities occured in Rwanda and Kosovo

Taking inspiration from the Anglo Portuguese treaty of Windsor, the oldest surviving treaty in the world, this assembly explores the UKs relationship with Portugal - how they have been of benefit to one another and why students should hold on to and cultivate their own friendships

Text and presentation to be delivered to students of secondary school age to commemorate the life of this wonderful person.

A topical assembly about the song Zombie and its relationship to the bombing of Warrington. The moral of the assembly is a challenge for young people to overcome the tensions in the word today just as the tensions in NI were overcome.

This assembly is inspired by a recent BBC article which showed how a Canadian photographer has photo shopped himself into childhood pictures. You may wish to add perspectives from staff in your own school or bend the truth and use these (the assembly references comments from my tutor team)

Would be ideal for KS4/5 students. Selected pieces of advice, wrongly attributed to Bill Gates with accompanying text. This assembly will last about 12-15 minutes