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

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

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!

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

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

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

A complete set of presentations and resources to take your students through this Set Work. Includes lots of listening material and a 24 page student booklet

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

This resource contain a question paper, two scores and a list of audio tracks for the exam. Due to copyright I have not cut the audio but the set works are of course readily available and the section B question is free on youtube / spotify or on CD. The set works included on this paper are Section A - Psycho, Kate Bush, Se Quema la Chumbamba Section B - The Rite of Spring Section C - Schumann, Vivaldi, Bach

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

Told from the perspective of a a Generation X'er - this assembly looks at home much has changed and what the Zs face on a daily basis. Some of it might need to be tinkered with to suit your circumstance - particularly the anecdotes!

A set of worksheet to support your students learning

Run the creepy powerpoint and see if your students can solve the code from their scores before Norman arrives! A fun way to introduce score reading

8 lesson designed to take your students through the Set Work including all the musical elements that could come up in the examination. All links are to youtube or choptube files.

A chord recognition sheet to support the learning of Killer Queen

Three sets of questions on Bohemian Rhapsody designed to get students thinking about the connections / similarities to this and Killer Queen; for use in the potential essay question

Three documents designed to help start teaching of this set work. The information sheets give a broad overview of the Beatles history and style, and the musical analysis document will allow students to analyse the pieces in a logical pattern

This presentation and accompanying text describes the origins of the festival and goes on to make the point that festivals change over time to often mean / represent something quite different. The message is that we should look to the origins of festivals and consider what they mean to us today