Name of resource |
Key Stage
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Details |
Art
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My Square Mile
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Foundation Phase
KS2
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This resource promotes design
awareness and to start children thinking about how we shape &
manage our environment. How has the environment come to look the way it
does? How do we respond to it? What does it mean to us? What are the
qualities we appreciate? What should the environment be like in the
future? These are the questions that underpin the explorations of My
Square Mile.
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Workers and the workhouse during
Victorian Times
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KS2
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A resource aimed at developing
pupil’s knowledge regarding Welsh artists and to develop thinking
skills by giving opportunities to discuss, make decisions and evaluate
their produce.
The resource is based on the popular theme within primary schools, that
being Victorians Times.
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Welsh Landscape Paintings
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KS3
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A whiteboard resource which
enables pupils to respond to the work of several Welsh artists. Pupils
study and discuss Rural and Industrial Landscapes and undertake
practical work involving drawing from direct observation and 3D
perspective.
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Portfolios and Resources
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KS4
A Level
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A unit for both teachers and
pupils (GCSE and A Level) that is divided into two main sections
containing Portfolios and Resources. Within the Portfolio category one
can find four main topics exemplifying pupils work on the themes of
Environment, Human Body, Still Life and Events. The resources section
provides a variety of templates and examples to encourage written
responses within a lesson or for students to work on independently.
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Drama
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Homes
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Foundation Phase
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A series of interactive
resources which are based on Homes and aims to address all seven areas
of learning within the Foundation Phase.
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Nepal - a thematic approach
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KS2
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A thematic approach to
delivering the skills of the new curriculum through the topic of Nepal.
The unit includes comprehensive teacher guidance with links to the
skills framework, interactive and printable resources, videos and
soundfiles.
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Dulce et Decorum Est
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KS3
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A resource pack covering six
drama lessons, using a powerful thought-provoking presentation and
soundtrack as stimulus (Bob Fox – Ysgol St Richard Gwyn - Flintshire
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Welsh National Opera
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KS3 / KS4
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A series of high quality
resources from Welsh National Opera to support teaching opera in the
National Curriculum.
Included in each pack, you will find:
Creative activities to get your pupils listening to and appraising opera
Links to English and Maths curricula
Handy lesson plans that you can use to work through the opera with your
pupils.
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Drama Set Works (WJEC)
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A Level
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A set of teacher notes,
worksheets and student notes for those studying WJEC Drama Set Works
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Music
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Songs, rhymes and readings |
Foundation Phase
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A series of traditional songs, rhymes and readings. These are
here to develop numeracy, literacy and singing skills. The majority of
the songs are in Welsh and English to develop the learners skills in
both languages.
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Appraising Music |
Foundation Phase
Key Stage 2
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This is a series of interactive appraising activities
available for use
in Foundation Phase and Key Stage 2. The activities have been divided
into five separate sections, each one containing eight activities.
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Our local area
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KS3 |
This unit of work is based on Music for Wales. The sounds and
situations introduced are relevant to all areas in Wales.
Includes activities suitable for: Performing – Composing - Appraising
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Music for Stage and Screen
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KS4 |
A series of composing and appraising activities to support
the teaching of the music for stage and screen unit. (WJEC MUSIC
Specification)
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Scores to support WJEC AS Music
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AS Level
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Notes written for students
currently studying for the WJEC AS level Music course – to accompany
the Scores to support WJEC AS Music file and CD. The notes have been
prepared by Alun Guy, former teacher and head of Music ar Ysgol Gyfun
Glantaf, author of a number of titles in the field of Music, and
principal examiner for GCSE Music with WJEC.
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