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

Three Powerpoint presentations designed to take your students through the basics of classical music history. Each Powerpoint has at least one listening exercise included.

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

A presentation ranging from Meningitis to difib. machines. Also included a section on the correct way to call for an ambulance in an emergency and minor injuries around the student flat.

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!

Seven audio tracks worth of questions in the style of section A. The audio files are included for your students to use.

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

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

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

This resource describes Elfman's style through listening examples and discusses the orchestrations he most frequently uses. It also contains an example unprepared listening question and a number of essay style questions

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

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

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.

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 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

8 Questions in the style of the new GCSE questions Listening tracks are listed on the last page - all freely available