A complete lesson (actually took me 2 to complete ) covering the history of protest music from its origins to the present day

A complete listening / history lesson including three listening examples

Lesson 6 in the series includes listening activities and and extended student structural analysis task

A complete lesson covering these three genres with listening activities for each

Cut out these 64 musical words to get your GCSE / A Level students describing them to the class.

An overview of the 1990s including a lot of suggested listening, historical context and musical analysis. Suitable for the four major GCSE boards

A powerpoint to help your students understand the orchestra and its component parts

A GCSE Style score reading question sheet with accompanying score and audio file. Would also be suitable for early A level analysis.

A GCSE Style score reading question sheet with accompanying score and audio file. Would also be suitable for early A level analysis.

Two listening grids aimed to help you students build up connections for Section B Questions

A powerpoint containing information slides on Meningitis / sepsis and alcohol. It also contains a checklist for you to go through with your students concerning things like signin up for a doctor etc.

With the anniversary of her death on the 24th of March here is an assembly which outlines briefly her reign and contains a short video of Elizabethan Music and Dancing.

A simple document to help your students list related pieces to each of the Beatles tracks

This presentation and accompanying text describes the origins of the festival and goes on to make the point that festivals change over time to often mean / represent something quite different. The message is that we should look to the origins of festivals and consider what they mean to us today

Three documents included which provide a history of this great mans life and focuses the messages his example has taught us. One presentation is designed for screen sharing with teacher exposition and the other contains all the required text MONEY FROM THESE SALES WILL BE DONATED TO THE NHS

In this pack, designed to be used with the resource, A Students Guide to Composition, students are walked through how to write a waltz, from selecting chords to creating a contrasting B section.

Text and presentation to be delivered to students of secondary school age to commemorate the life of this wonderful person.

Designed to be used in conjunction with A Students Guide to Composition, this resource will walk your students through the composition of a 12 Bar Blues that will satisfy the 4 GCSE exam boards

A brief introduction to the dance music of Latin America. The listening questions can be altered to suit any specification and musical examples are widely available on youtube.

Two section B questions related to The Duchess with accompanying audio tracks.