A common sense approach to assessing and feeding back to students now that levels have gone and student targets are usually set based on their performance in subjects other than Art. The focus of this policy is to provide accurate, positive, encouraging feedback and assessment which allows the student to grow as an artist rather than being left feeling that they have failed. This resource has been widely shared and effectively integrated within the Art teaching community. supplied as a PDF and also a Word document for complete freedom to edit to suit your department's particular needs.

This resource provides structured guidance for GCSE Art students analysing the work of recognised artists, craftspeople and designers. Students are asked to analyse the work through a series of prompts presented in the form of a flow diagram. Easy to photocopy and the completed sheet could be stuck into sketchbooks to evidence to the moderator thorough analysis has taken place.

You don’t need a lesson plan … you need a planned lesson! So cut through all the unnecessary hoop jumping with these simple, quick planning sheets. Simply print them off and scribble down your thoughts in the prompt spaces. All relevant areas are covered. This resource also encourages “dynamic” planning - changing things as you go. Space is provided for jotting down thoughts as the lesson progresses. Provided as a PDF and also as a Word document so that you can type into it if you really want to … but sometimes a biro note is far more effective!

Immerse students in a woodland environment with this presentation of 50 high quality photographs and 9 video clips. The presentation leads students on a woodland walk. The textures, colours, sounds and movements of trees, wind and streams. A wonderful way of engaging students in the environment. This resource could be used to inspire creative writing. It is equally useful for Geography, Art and even Biology lessons.

An attractive poster to remind children to be safe on Bonfire Night.

History of Art might have been scrapped as an exam subject but it is still important that Art students have an awareness of significant dates, periods, movements and artists. This resource provides a handy guide for teachers and students. As well as an extensive list of important dates, there is also an alphabetical list of artists and their dates. Photocopy friendly format.

A clear, simple to use lesson plan template suitable for use in Primary schools. The template includes prompts to help you plan effectively.

25 beautiful photographs depicting the vibrant colours of Autumn / Fall. Ideal as inspiration for Art and creative writing. Suitable for use as a slideshow presentation or printing to display around your room.

A lesson plan template that allows for quick planning. Prompts will ensure that you cover all the aspects required by Ofsted. Suitable for planning for students of all ages. The resource is provided as a word document for complete editing freedom. Also included is an example completed lesson plan to show how the prompts can be responded to.

This resource offers 26 beautiful photographs, one for each letter of the alphabet. Ideal for use with younger children as a way of introducing them to the alphabet. let them see if they can link the letter to the object in the photograph. This resource can be used as a slideshow or images could be printed off to display around your classroom.

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