An assembly for 6th formers outlining their legal and moral obligations in regards to sex.

SSA arrangement of this hauntingly beautiful carol.

8 pages of questions designed to assist year 11 students identify gaps in knowledge. They are asked to work through classical history from Baroque to the 20th Century before defining genres of composition and musical elements.

This classic festive tune arranged for three parts and piano. Sibelius score provided to allow for easy transpositions and re arrangement

A presentation ranging from Meningitis to difib. machines. Also included a section on the correct way to call for an ambulance in an emergency and minor injuries around the student flat.

A topical assembly about the song Zombie and its relationship to the bombing of Warrington. The moral of the assembly is a challenge for young people to overcome the tensions in the word today just as the tensions in NI were overcome.

A presentation that takes students through an abridged chronology of the conflict touching on the causes and lasting impact Where there is not explicit text on the slides, notes are provided

A powerpoint taking students through thehistory of the RAF in pictures. Written descriptions are given on the slides and notes are provided to allow you to give a running commentry. Written by an RAF brat so all facts are correct!

This 4 page document is intended for use as a quick fire revision activity for Y11 students. There are questions on context, structure and mood for them to complete with or without their notes. An answer sheet is also provided.

A series of questions and activities to help your students revise their knowledge of this set work. Answers are provided

This powerpoint is designed to provide a basis for your assembly on this turning point in the war. The link at the start is to a video to be played as your students arrive. Later in the presentation there is a page on the BNPs attempt to use a picture of a Spitfire (actually flown by a Polish pilot) and there is a international perspective on the different nationalities who fought

A four page revision document to guide students through the context, structure and analysis of the set work. Includes a variety of question styles and an answer document

An assembly to give students an outline of our Queen’s life with a message focusing on her service, dedication and loyalty to us all. Proceeds will be going to charity The resource includes a powerpoint for focus and text to read

Run the creepy powerpoint and see if your students can solve the code from their scores before Norman arrives! A fun way to introduce score reading

Seven audio tracks worth of questions in the style of section A. The audio files are included for your students to use.

This presentation, complete with notes for speakers takes a light hearted but serious look at scientifically proven exam revision techniques and distressing methods

This resource describes Elfman's style through listening examples and discusses the orchestrations he most frequently uses. It also contains an example unprepared listening question and a number of essay style questions

Four cut extracts of music to accompany Section A style questions and a bonus generic questions to finish.

Three documents designed to help start teaching of this set work. The information sheets give a broad overview of the Beatles history and style, and the musical analysis document will allow students to analyse the pieces in a logical pattern

An end of unit test, written for the IGCSE but suitable for any KS4/5 board that includes world music