These flashcards cover all set works, revision questions, extended questions, examiner comments and useful web links for GCSE Music Edexcel board. Personally, I have had these laminated and a pack given to each student to revise from.

A whole Scheme of Work on one PowerPoint. Includes lots of different film composers, different games for starters and plenaries, and space for you to add your own bits too.

PowerPoint includes lots of info on African Music, keywords, interactive slides, and polyrhythm games.

A very detailed Music Revision booklet, with everything students need to know for the OCR GCSE. Although specification is changing this year, only small amounts will need to be altered for any examination board. Also includes revision questions.

This goes with the Film Music PowerPoint I have uploaded. Starter activities, plenaries, and keywords to complete, differentiated worksheets for each film, etc.

A PowerPoint explaining Minimalism and Impressionism, with some short games and tasks, and background information and history. You'll need to add the extra bits of music. Also included a cover booklet including SMART target, evaluation etc., and a homework sheet.

Lesson One on Social Influence. You will need Asch's experiment video and the GroupThink video - both are available on Youtube.

Information on the style of disco, set as a Powerpoint for GCSE students.

Worksheet when starting African Music SOW, includes keywords, space for a SMART target, learning outcomes of the module, and an Evaluation sheet at the back, including space for the final assessment grade and target.

I did this to follow the Film Music PowerPoint on composers, so they have an idea on how to compose to films. Ideas for storyboards, and what should be included. You can then lead this onto practical compositions, as this can be their composition plan.

PowerPoint aimed at Key Stage Three. Quite interactive, with lots of questions, and different ideas of experimentalism, definitely worth looking at!

Lesson two in the series, looking at conformity with Moscovici

Introduction to the A Level Sociology AQA Course (new Spec), including activities and first lesson on Post-Modernism. PowerPoint for teacher includes master notes.

This is a simple guidesheet that visually explains each type of ornament with clear shorthand versions of the ornament, and written out versions. As a pdf or editable docx document, whichever you would like to work with! Ideal for GCSE or A Level students.

Film Music test for GCSE with answers provided.

Year 11 Assembly (although can be changed for other year groups). This focuses on mental health without telling the students that. The aim is to get students to change their emotions during the assembly so that they become happier, and then understand how their happiness can then change their outlook on optimism, success, and achievement. You need to add a couple of your own photos to make it more personal, but the assembly includes a lot of teacher notes on the presenter pages. Utilise the pictures and links to music to help.

Introduction to the A Level Sociology AQA Course (new Spec), including activities and first lesson on Functionalism. PowerPoint for teacher includes master notes.

Introduction to the A Level Sociology AQA Course (new Spec), including activities and tasks on Socialisation. PowerPoint for teacher includes master notes.

Introduction to the A Level Sociology AQA Course (new Spec), including activities and first lesson on Social Class. PowerPoint for teacher includes master notes.

Based on OCR A Level, although can be used across boards. A Level exemplar question for Area of Study 1: Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven. Focused on a Mozart Piano Sonata, this includes links to score and audio, and answers to the questions.