I have created an A-Level marksheet for both Components 1 & 2 that is fully automated, including creating an overall mark. The grade boundaries are the 2022 AQA ones, but I am more than happy to adapt the marksheet for you to fit your course. If you wanted something like a 5% buffer or anything like that, I can also set that up. Please message me.

A great resource if you wanted to have a level ladder on the inside of your sketchbooks. These level descriptors can be printed on a large label to clear identify how to move up. Students are introduced to GCSE assessment criteria terminology, including “consistent” and “confident”. This template is editable on publisher if you wanted to customise it to fit with your SoWs. It’s also a tickbox, so students can identify individual criteria to help with student voice and verbal understanding.

An automated budget planning spreadsheet-- easy to use and clear! If you’re looking for an automated spreadsheet to help you organise your budget across the school year, hopefully this Excel spreadsheet is what you need. I’ve been using this tool over the course of several years and it’s helped me plan out when to order, how much I have left at any point in the year-- all excellent for saving for big ticket items (last year, it was a printing press!) I’ve formatted this to work with my school’s online ordering system (PSF), however, the columns should work for most other platforms. If you need this adapted for a particular system, please don’t hesitate to contact me.

A great resource if you wanted to have a level ladder on the inside of your workbooks. These level descriptors can be printed on a large label to clear identify how to move up. Students are introduced to GCSE assessment criteria terminology and subject matter, filtering down needed knowledge. This template is editable on publisher if you wanted to customise it to fit with your SoWs. It’s also a tickbox, so students can identify individual criteria to help with student voice and verbal understanding.

A lovely little resource to help GCSE-aged students outline their own success criteria. Students pick their criteria and work towards it during lesson. Student then post-it themselves into the criteria boxes to help link to GCSE assessment criteria.

A lovely powerpoint to help with setting either cover or remote working (think snow days, strike days, etc). Learning Questions: How can I describe a composition using art-specific vocabulary? How can apply David Goodsell’s technique and style to my own work? Cross-curricular links: Science, Literacy, Art, Biology

Stuck for something to upload for COVID, strike days, school closures? Hopefully this resource can help! This might also make the perfect cover if you’re able to use a computer room. Take your art students to the British Museum for the day. This lesson consist of two tasks: -Analysis -Drawings Have a look and hopefully it helps!

This resource is a nice introduction to one- and two-point perspective. Note that this can be used for either a cover class, perhaps a non-specialist, or even remote learning. Once downloaded, it is fully customisable and also includes embedded links to YouTube tutorials for each technique.

Looking for a good remote-learning resource that links to West African art? Hopefully this resource works! Lesson Questions: -Where can I source an artist that I like? -How can I apply my artist’s style and technique in my own artwork? This resource helps to ensure that West African art is seen in a contemporary sphere, instead of a monolithic presentation of African masks.

Here’s something simple to help commemorate Remembrance Day within Art-- wire poppy sculptures. There is a linked video to help with the forming process. Seems like a big hit in my classroom right now and will form the basis for an installation down the corridor. Perfect for KS3, or ages 11-14.