A teenager centred assembly designed to inform them about a recent study which has shown that our ancestry might play a big part in our sleep patterns, before going on to look at the benefits of sleep and how to achieve the magic 8.5 hours!

This presentation, complete with notes for speakers takes a light hearted but serious look at scientifically proven exam revision techniques and distressing methods

A brief introduction to the dance music of Latin America. The listening questions can be altered to suit any specification and musical examples are widely available on youtube.

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 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.

A powerpoint containing information slides on Meningitis / sepsis and alcohol. It also contains a checklist for you to go through with your students concerning things like signin up for a doctor etc.

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

A complete unit for KS3. The powerpoint guides you through an intro to Beethoven and listening tasks while the score allows for a classroom orchestra performance of this famous piece

Four cut extracts of music to accompany Section A style questions and a bonus generic questions to finish.

This 21 page document contains all you need to get started with the course - listening examples, key terminology and historical context. Can be easily adapted to other courses.

Two questions designed to support GCSE study of popular music with a review task to get them started. The track to use in Green Day's Minority - from the beginning to 0.48 seconds. Please use legal means of accessing this track.

A flexible ensemble of an unlocked score to allow you to male your own edits

In this pack, designed to be used with the resource, A Students Guide to Composition, students are walked through how to write a waltz, from selecting chords to creating a contrasting B section.

6 GCSE style questions designed to be an end of unit test for your students. While the musical examples chosen are taken from the OCR syllabus these questions are suitable for all four examination boards.

A light hearted approch to talking about why we have mottos and how they can help us in our daily lives

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.

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.

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

The first in a long series of lessons outlining the history and analysis of popular music (1950-2000) This presentation includes an introduction of what the board requires, a brief history of the origins of modern pop (notes included) and two listening activities