Updated for 2018. The current government workforce challenge reports states, amongst other things that all staff should work from fully resourced, differentiated schemes of study. This resource can provide this along with much more. Schemes of work and resources for a full year’s teaching. Aimed at Year 7, but would also be suitable for Years 8 and 9.

Are you taking students to an art gallery? If so, this resource might help. It explains to students how to behave in a gallery setting and how to really get the best from the experience. A series of tasks ensure that students fully engage with the artwork and collect valuable information through note taking, photography and sketching that can then be expanded upon once back in the classroom. Ideal for Key Stage 3 and GCSE Art students. The resource is print friendly and can be given to students as a work book to use in the gallery. 17 pages.

A collection of fun Easter activities. Quiz sheet with separate answers, colouring sheets, Easter egg hunt mazes, Easter word-searches in English and French and a slideshow of Easter themed images for inspiration. Happy Easter!

Easily teach students Art with these Art worksheets. Drawing, painting, photography, Art history and sculpture are all covered. Conveniently organized into a progressive workbook. Easy to print or email to students. Ideal for students aged 9 to 14 students. Nature and natural forms is the theme running through this workbook. 35 pages of guidance for students and spaces for them to present their work so that they can see their progression. The nature of the resource means that differentiation is built in, allowing students to work at a level appropriate to them. Illustrations help guide students to develop their own work. We hope that this resource is useful to you and that your students really enjoy developing their creative skills using it. Please don’t forget to leave a review. We really value your opinions.

101 Primary Art Ideas. Don't let Art get squeezed out of the curriculum in your school! 101 ideas for Art lessons for children aged 5 to 11. Quick and easy to use. A useful reference for when you need an idea quickly! Ideas cover a range of techniques and materials. A range of difficulty levels. Ideas to suit everyone!

Over 100 high quality images of architecture and architectural details. Suitable for Art and Design inspiration. A wide variety of styles and ages of building. Ideal as visual support for STEAM lessons.

60 high quality photos of flags ready to paste into your own publications or print out for display.

115 images of graffiti for art inspiration.

Looking for fun activities at the end of a hard year? Here are 31 original images for colouring that will allow students to explore rotational symmetry. Easy to photocopy. The patterns allow for creative decision making whilst students are applying colour. Ideal for colouring with pencil crayons, felt tips or even paint. Two files included, one with UK spelling (Colour) and one with US spelling (Color). Happy colouring / coloring!

A useful checklist of duties for an Art Technician. The duties are split into daily, weekly and termly. A fully editable resource.

PRIMARY SCHOOL ART EDUCATION. This resource does exactly what it says on the packet. 101 amazing and original ideas for art lessons. Suitable for KS1 and 2 children. Quick, snappy lessons for when time is tight. Clear, concise descriptions of activities. 28 pages covering painting, drawing, experimenting, creative play, mixed media, collage, nature, faces, animals … and so much more. Loads of fun, minimal preparation!

50 high quality photographs of patterns found all around us. Ready to be pasted into your own publications.

Updated for 2017-18. A step by step guide for students, leading them through the development of a GCSE Art sketchbook. This resource focusses on covering the Assessment Objectives and helps students see how their work can evolve. An invaluable resource for all students, but in particular, lower achieving candidates. Over 30 instructional slides. Art resource by Start Creative Resources.

This resource provides a fun superhero based activity for form time. An opportunity to encourage students to consider positive behaviour traits as superpowers. Suitable for KS2 and 3 students. A choice of superhero templates are offered, both male and female, which allow children to add colour and designs. Children can then develop a positive character for the hero by deciding on "superpowers" and background.

Get students in the Olympic mood with this free Olympic themed colouring sheet. Check out lots more resources at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/mael