Worksheets and powerpoint which introduces students to pattern, line, tone and texture in photography. Includes key words and adjectives to develop photography literacy. 4 Worksheets included which each require students to analyse work in written form and therefore could be ideal for a series of cover lesson. Supporting powerpoint gives example responses.

Proposal form for A Level Art students who have writtren essay/ related study depending on exam board. Proposal form ensures students are planning out the contextual research needed and considering structure of essay. Students must submit a proposal form which have to be passed by teachers, in the same way as a dissertation to ensure students set off on a well considered journey.

Document to support A level Teachers or Heads of Department review their exams. Asking staff to RAG rate their provision and reflect on the exam papers and results. Can be tweaked to fit the context of your school. This is provides important reflection which leads into their Improvement PLans

Two worksheets which suggest 16 different ways to experiment with layers and shapes on photoshop. Includes examples of how you can apply these to the same photos along with and basic instructions. Ideal for GCSE photography lessons where students have a basic understanding of photoshop techniques and access to computers during cover lessons.

Powerpoint with series of lessons teaching students about depth of field as part of a larger GCSE photography introduction project. Includes: Structure for Teaching Depth of field and Ruel of thirds Practical assignment with student example photos Reflection questions and recall questions

Work sheet which students use to research compositional tools in photography. If students have access to internet they can research each one and make sketches to aid their understanding. Ideal for a cover lesson too.

Through feedback from peers and other sixth forms I have designed a blue print for what is necessary to be a successful Sixth Form teacher, with a focus on curriculum, planning and assessment. Can be used a basis of KS5 CPD or a strategy to improve teaching and Learning.

Worksheet which models the thinking process when planning a final outcome for GCSE photography. Some Example images of work to illustrate how ideas can be refined. Focus on A04.

Worksheet for cover lesson for Photography GCSE, analysing the photograph- Behind the Gare St.

Knowledge organiser with Key word, definition and synonym targetted at Year 12 A level art/photography. Definitions adapted to support understanding of the course.

Writing Frame with sentence starters for annotating a contact sheet- suitable for GCSE or A level photography. Two Example slides of GCSE contact sheets

A series of lessons looking at producing a photographic response to poetry suitable for GCSE or Alevel . Including sections of poems used for inspiration.

Two Knoweldge Organisers of key words and themes that are covered at start of GCSE photography during a ‘sense of place project’ Word documents which are Editable so you can change to fit your course

This pack includes all you need to get started with shutter speed in GCSE photography. Powerpoint to support the introduction of shutter speed with a practical activity. Powerpoint includes instructions and artists examples. We focused on slow shutter speed in practical work and includes my students examples of shutter speed work along with success criteria. Powerpoint goes on to give students ways toe experiement with blurring on photoshop with examples. Separate writing frame also included to support students writing about shutter speed in their annotations.

This project is set up to introduce students to the history of still life through research and a work sheet. The project then sets students up to study photographer who take a contemporary twist on still life photography. Students must plan and execute a photoshoot, This is easily assessible for remote learning.

This resource has been created for A Level Photography students but could equally be used with GCSE. The aim is to build understanding of Photographic genres and movements away from the classroom which may influence their coursework and related study. It is also really useful for Blended learning or if students are isolated as they can work through the booklet at home. This booklet contains mini research projects on: Diarism Staged Tableaux Surrealism Candid Portrait Each section contains: overview of genre and key artists, a key word search, some video links, some spaces to research key art work and photographers and a short practical project to show understanding of genre. For independent Work this aims to cover 8 weeks of Individual study time if used in conjunction with lessons or could be used Blended learning to cover 1 month of home learning.

Assembly about how to be Understanding of other peoples persepctive. Suitable for Years 7-11. Links to great photography video about creatinga a portrait based on who you think they are.

Designed for Year 9 based on ‘Close-up’ and inspired by Georgia O’Keefe. Powerpoint teaches: How to create a study of 'Keefe How to record observations through photography in response to an artist How to create close up painting Powerpoint includes learning objectives, success criteria and examples of work. Also includes final painting assessment grid, and worksheet for experimenting with blending paint/oil pastels.

Worksheet designed for KS5 photography lesson to create a collage using shapes . Ideal activity for students to respond to an artist and also learn different ways to experiment with photoshop. Worksheet also includes an example high level piece of work.

This resource was designed for Key Stage 4 SOw based on natural forms but the process can be changed to any object. Worksheet runs through how to create four compositions which can be used for planning a painting.