A fun topical song written for a Year 2 class to conclude their assembly on the Romans. The song provides plenty of opportunity to include actions and follow up activities. Why not ask your children to create their own Roman Army Marching Music or using the lyrics to the song as inspiration they could create music for a chariot race and the Roman Baths? Get out the claves and create different rhythmic patterns to accompany your own Roman Rap.The possibilities are endless with this great Primary School Music Resource.

A simple, gentle carol for Juniors/KS2 telling of the birth of a tiny King in very humble circumstances with a plea that the world will remember his message so we find Christmas Day this year ‘a world of peace devoid of fear’ and ‘no-one hungry or wracked with tears.’ The carol is in unison for the first verse and chorus but then there are simple harmony parts for the second verse and chorus which really enhance the special mood created by this pretty and gentle song. NB The song is available in F and Eb maj to suit the needs of your group/choir

This carol is written for KS2 and tells the story of the humble shepherds who were chosen to be the first witnesses of the Christmas miracle in the shape of the newborn Baby Jesus. The verses reflect the pastoral nature of the shepherd’s existence with the choruses being the explosions of sounds the shepherds might have heard on that first Christmas night. The two choruses have the same harmony and sound really effective when sung at the same time as a finale to the carol. Hope you like this carol and you find it useful in your Christmas Celebrations.