A resource to help students interpret the GCSE Art Assessment Objectives. The objectives have been simplified for easy understanding and can be used as a task or throughput a project to ensure that pupils are meeting the success criteria.

The resource consists of a grid with a wide range of activities that allow students of all abilities to participate. Suitable for home learning, homework, classwork, cover lessons and more. Both a PDF and work document attached to allow for adaptation if required

A booklet to support pro longed practical work that includes an abundance of lesson starters, homework ideas, practical progress logs, self, peer and teacher assessment. Both a PDF and editable version attached A PP to support is also included

With the Ofsted focus on curriculum and the retention and recall of information - this resource provides some creative ideas on how to embed this into lessons. Templates are attached for ease and distribution to staff and ideas are supported with transferable instructions to share across subject areas.

Individual booklet pages uploaded as WORD documents so that they can be edited to suit. All aspects covered from assessment, health and safety to design work and evaluation. The project consists of developing a felt Day of the Dead skull

A great resource to aid students with writing an artist analysis. Students can either use the sheet as a template directly onto the computer or useful when printing as a classroom guide.

Ideal for remote learning, cover work and/or a mini unit for work. Comes with a PP to follow alongside the booklet.

A powerpoint resource explaining the process of 'felting'.

A full 6 week scheme of work looking at Picasso and distortion. Pupils design their own portrait and produce a cardboard relief outcome.

A PowerPoint suggesting ways to deal with exam stress attached with a number of interactive brain training activities.

A fun and exciting resource gets students thinking about typography in an illustrative way. The PowerPoint includes an artist link to Roy Lichtenstein and demonstrates the origins of onomatopoeia through different media examples ( in particular an infamous 1960's batman scene). Students are given the task to illustrate onomatopoeia words in a comic strip format using a follow-along worksheet also included.

A useful resource to help students understand their options if they leave home at 16. Pupils are set the task to use the information given to respond to a real life scenario. Students could develop their response into a leaflet for young adults who are facing this situation.

A fun and quirky resource to get students thinking about the use of typography in design. The resource begins with a 'dingbat' type starter task and leads into the basics of typography and its traditional structure. A fun and interesting specification task asks students to design their own Google doodle using adjectives of their personality to illustrate the letters of the logo in a creative way.

if your looking for a homework task that will engage, motivate and enthuse students, then this is perfect! This has been the most successful project homework I have set which allowed students to get creative in an exciting and relevant way. Pupils select an option (1-4) and apply the Pop Art style to a 3d object. See examples on the PowerPoint to encourage exceptional and inspiring results!

After a lot of research and networking around this issue as well as attending the latest AQA CPD on Assessment. I have devised a marking matrix which will help you to assess students against the latest 9-1 grade boundaries. Due to OFQUAL not releasing any grade boundaries, this is only a guide summarised by converting last years grade boundaries against the old letter grade systems and analysing it against the new assessment criteria and marking format.

A fun introductory lesson to colour theory with colour wheel worksheet attached.

A PowerPoint resource and follow-along worksheet looking at 1 point perspective using graffiti lettering. The resource includes an artist link to Banksy and discussion points around his work. The PowerPoint also includes a step by step exemplar drawing guide and an appropriate structure and format worksheet to allow students to easily follow.

This resource encourages an alternative approach to homework which is engaging and creative. The task requires students to think in the mindset of a famous artist and design a three dimensional bedroom in their style. The powerpoint shows visual examples of a number of different bedroom designs from Banksy to Hockney with iconic furnishings and bedroom decor in the style of their artwork. A homework marking sheet is also attached for quick convenience in assessing the homework submission. Could also work as a class task.

An art/ STEM based activity looking at creative inventions