Three documents included which provide a history of this great mans life and focuses the messages his example has taught us. One presentation is designed for screen sharing with teacher exposition and the other contains all the required text MONEY FROM THESE SALES WILL BE DONATED TO THE NHS

A powerpoint and accompanying text outlining the life of Prince Philip and what he has meant to the nation.

Two presentations each of which contain a listening activity based on the set work itself AND an activity on related listening. Each of the related listening recourses come with a score to make this as authentic as possible.

Listening questions (with timings) on each of the four set works plus some general questions on The Beatles

Here you have three practice questions for section B of the paper alongside the exam boards mark scheme and a specific marking guide for each question. The resource also includes on exemplar answer written by the author. Scores for the unfamiliar listening will need to be sourced due to copyright. The author recommends Scribd. The recordings are widely available.

Designed to be used in conjunction with A Students Guide to Composition, this resource will walk your students through the composition of a 12 Bar Blues that will satisfy the 4 GCSE exam boards

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

A powerpoint with GCSE style questions designed to help your students understand the Romantic era

This document is to be used by either students at the end of the GCSE course or the beginning to either test knowledge before revision proper begins or to provide the teacher with a baseline assessment

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 series of powerpoint presentations designed to introduce your students to the fundamentals. Audio files are included to support the slide on Texture.

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

Part of a series on composition, this resource is designed to be used with my Students introduction to composition to guide them through the composition of a pop song

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)

An end of unit test, written for the IGCSE but suitable for any KS4/5 board that includes world music

An introductory PowerPoint covering history, location and instruments of the Gamelan. Includes information on the slendro and pelog scales

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.

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.