New for 2018-9. This Art unit of work for 11 to 14 year olds focusses on the links between art and science through the exploration of movement, dynamism and energy. The work of the Futurists, Action artists, kinetic artists and photographic artists is explored through exciting experimentation with media. Students are encouraged to develop a Growth Mind-set and retain ownership of their work, developing it through informed decision making. The scheme of work includes lesson by lesson structure, materials list, artist references and homework.

Here comes the summer! A fun visual quiz for the end of the year or term. A simple game ..... students have to guess what the image or object is from a zoomed in section. 20 different images. The whole images are also included. Simply play the slideshow and give students a bit of fun at the end of a hard year. Over 40 slides in total.

This lesson by lesson scheme of work introduces students to a wide variety of drawing styles and techniques. The lessons build towards a final outcome. Artist references, materials list, health and safety and homework are all included. Ideal for Key Stage 3.

This unit of work links Art with the STEM subjects by focussing on architecture. Also included is a slideshow of images and guides to 1 and 2 point perspective to support teaching. Ideal for delivery to KS3 / Middle school. Information is provided in a logical, step by step manner. Also includes student information sheets that can be printed out. A useful resource for linking Art to technology.

Primary school art education. This resource provides 101 exciting Art ideas for primary school children. Quick, easy to implement ideas for when you need inspiration at short notice. Ideas can contribute effectively to your school's coverage of STEAM. Idea explanations are straightforward and concise. Planning for these ideas is minimal. You might decide to take an idea as a starting point and develop your own scheme around it. Fun, creative and educational!

New for 2018. This document provides clear advice on how to prepare for an interview and how to perform well once at interview. Ideal for use with students going for job or university interviews. Also quite useful for teachers trying to get a new job. The resource is easy to print and so can be used as a hand-out during form time or careers lessons.

This fully editable handbook provides students with all the information they need at the start of their GCSE Art course. Equipment list, expectations, Assessment Objective explanations, a run down on how work is marked and more! Provided as a Word document so that you can tailor it to your own school's needs. Why not get this resource and significantly reduce your planning for September 2017?

A fully editable KS3 Art student handbook for 2017-18. It provides detailed information for the student about expectations, equipment needed, processes to be covered, the use of equipment and much more. Provided as a Word document so that you can tailor it to your own school's needs. Cut your workload for September 2017 by getting this resource!

This visual quiz challenges children to work out what the object is from a close up photograph of part of it. Full photos of the objects also included . A useful, fun end of year activity for primary aged children. Over 40 slides.

A visual summer themed quiz for primary aged children. Questions with images which can be shown slide by slide to children. Suitable as a fun filler activity at the end of a busy year.

3 step by step guides for GCSE Art students. Each printable guide provides clear instructions for the student, allowing them to produce work that fully meets the requirements of the four Assessment Objectives. Three different themes - Natural Forms, Structures and Metamorphosis. The workbooks include suggestions for artists to study, images to collect, materials and processes to explore and how to develop ideas based on the research. These work books can be used in a prescriptive manner, or simply used as a guide. Ideal for lower attaining students who need that extra bit of support.

Written by a Senior Art moderator. This step by step guide leads the student through the development of a component of work for GCSE Art. The theme here is "Metamorphosis". Students are encouraged to explore the art of a range of contemporary and past artists and develop their own work ensuring that they fully address the four Assessment Objectives. Suitable for use with either the AQA or EdExcel specification. The resource can either be printed out and provided to students as a work book, or alternatively it can be used as a guide, allowing them to explore and expand upon the theme. Ideal for handing to Year 10 students before the summer holiday for them to develop work for September.

Plan for 2017-18. This fully editable handbook provides lots of information for KS3 Art students. Expectations, equipment lists, key concepts, feedback form and other useful information. Provided as a Word document so that you can modify it for your particular school.

A short video demonstration of one point perspective. The video clearly shows how to produce a simple perspective drawing of a box. The use of eye line, vanishing point, parallel and converging lines are all shown. Suitable for use as a visual aid at the beginning of projects based on perspective. This video is part of a series of demonstration videos. Running time 2.30 mins

Challenge students to develop a growth mind-set with this resource. The resource encourages students to consider their learning style and helps them develop a more open approach to learning. If you would like students who challenge themselves and work outside their comfort zone, this resource might be for you. This resource was initially written for use in an Ofsted Outstanding school.

Inspire art students with these summer seaside images. Ideal as visual support for STEAM lessons.

A common sense marking policy for KS3 Art.

Check out this GCSE art scheme of study and supporting information. The theme is "Structures" and the scheme is written in enough detail for a non specialist to follow. Hit the ground running in September 2017 with this resource. Also removes the need for you to lose summer holiday time planning.