A up beat song from the point of view of the evacuees. Suitable for Y2-Y7. Easy but effective piano accompaniment. Lyrics include: We’re leaving the city to live in the country Leaving the war behind Arrived at the station, the family looked kind No idea at all what we might find in the country No idea at all what we might find Just glad to leave the rotten war behind- Yes sir! Looks like things gonna be just fine- Uh Huh! Looks like things gonna be just fine - Yeah!

This is a rhythmic song which tells of the conditions and systems in the coal mines over 100 years ago. Suitable for Y1-8. it uses terms and phrases such as: ‘seams’, hold the line’, ‘putt’, ‘set the beams’. The songs ends with a big explosion that has a powerful dramatic impact. There are performance opportunities for movement and the addition of percussion.

This songs is suitable for Y2-8. It has a haunting melody line that ends in two parts. It would be a very touching end to any assembly or performance set in WW1. It tells of a soldier’s longing for home. Comes with: Vocal and backing tracks as MP3 and in the original Garageband (if you wish to alter anything), lyrics and scores

A song for younger primary pupils. It counts in english then french. It has a conga feel and could be used as a strategy for getting pupils on stage. I have included the piano score, lyrics and backing track. Very upbeat song which could be used as a stand alone or as part of a nativity play.

A beautifully simple song sung by shepherds. Suitable for younger primary pupils. Could be a stand alone song. There is space in the middle of the song for an angel dance. Tried and tested song written by published composer. Comes with piano and vocal score, backing track and lyric sheet.

Final Song from Nativity. Suitable for FS and KS1 pupils. This could be the perfect end to a christmas performance of any description. Tried and tested! Comes with lyrics and backing track and vocal backing track. It has a rock and roll feel and so there are lots of opportunities for dancing and hand actions. It is really fun; key change half way through adds to the sense of finale.

Suitable for primary age pupils. This song is a very simple one to learn with only two verses. The first features the soldiers going to war and the jobs that they leave. The second focusses on the women who replace the men in their jobs… ending with, ‘we can do anything!’. I have included a backing track, lyrics and piano score. If there is anything else you need to help with your performance please get in touch.

‘Poppies’ is a reflective song which will add a sense of solemn occasion to your Remembrance Assembly. Very simple piano accompaniment, with the option of a backing track with addition of orchestral strings. See the fields of poppies All bend and bow their heads Lyrics talk about sacrifice and remembering. It encourages pupils to live a good, peaceful life in order to honour those that fought for us. Very easy to learn.

Suitable for KS2 or older KS1 pupils. Song words, backing track and vocal track and score included. Opportunities for two part singing, dance moves and drama. Great fun. Could be used as part of a class assembly. Links wonderfully with topic on Ancient Egypt alongside rhythm and pulse work. Tried and tested!