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Time and Tune

Developing music skills for pupils aged 7 - 9.

Developing music skills for pupils aged 7 - 9 through songs and music activities.

Time and Tune: Romans!: 8. Make a mosaic

8. Make a mosaic

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Exploring Roman arts and crafts, including mosaics and pottery.

Make a mosaic,
Join up the pieces, 
Pattern or picture, 
Creature or face, 
Such a creation!
And such tessellation! 
Yes, make a mosaic, 
Find the right place...

Strike up the lyre, 
Strings of Apollo, 
Sound out the rhythms, 
Make melody,
Join in with singing,
And tambourines ringing,
Combine to make music, 
Sweet harmony!

Pottery, sculpture, 
Metalwork, glassware, 
Fabrics and jewellery, 
Join up each part, 
Altogether they make 
Such a mosaic!
Yes, creative patterns, 
Crafted with art!

Make a mosaic...
Make a mosaic...
Make a mosaic...
MAKE A MOSAIC!

Time and Tune: Romans!

Romans!

Songs and music exploring the Romans in Britain - invasion, buildings, leisure and more.

Songs and music exploring the Romans in Britain - invasion, buildings, food, leisure, gladiators...and more! Each programme includes a new song to learn and a story episode.

Private Peaceful by Michael Morpurgo

'Private Peaceful' by Michael Morpurgo abridged in 13 episodes.

'Private Peaceful' by Michael Morpurgo abridged in 13 episodes. Read by Paul Chequer as Tommo.

An abridgement of Michael Morpurgo's moving story 'Private Peaceful' in 13 episodes.

Private Peaceful by Michael Morpurgo: Private Peaceful – Episode 13

Private Peaceful – Episode 13

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Episode 13 of 'Private Peaceful' by Michael Morpurgo, read by Paul Chequer.

Tommo's recollection of past events ends with his description of his final meeting with Charlie. Then, at one minute to six, the past becomes the present and Tommo's story moves to its painful conclusion.

Primary Drama: Key Stage 2

Primary school drama activities and teaching resources for Key Stage 2 pupils aged 7-11.

Primary Drama: Key Stage 2 offers simple-to-use drama resources for primary school children aged 7 to 11 which are linked to popular curriculum topics. The drama sessions are intended to be easy for non-specialist teachers to use, providing opportunities to extend classroom work through the exciting possibilities offered by drama activities. Each session has a carefully balanced mix of movement, speaking and listening activities and role play. The Teachers' Notes include clear instructions for how teachers can effectively organise and deliver the drama activities in each session.

Primary Drama: Key Stage 2: The Sutton Hoo Treasure Ship: 2. The treasure

2. The treasure

The Sutton Hoo Treasure Ship

School Radio - Primary Drama: Key Stage 2, The Sutton Hoo Treasure Ship, 2. The treasure

A second visit to the site of the Anglo-Saxon burial ship at Sutton Hoo

A second programme exploring the Anglo-Saxons from the archaeological find at Sutton Hoo. We return to the summer of 1939 and the discovery of the Anglo-Saxon burial ship.

We return to the summer of 1939 and the discovery of the Anglo-Saxon burial ship. A team of expert archaeologists visits the site and Charles Phillips assumes responsibility for the dig from Basil Brown. The excavation of the burial chamber begins and before long the treasures of the site are revealed.

However, just who the artefacts should belong to is yet to be determined. A special coroner's court is convened nearby and it decides that Mrs Pretty is the rightful owner. She then gives the treasure to the British Museum - where it can still be seen to this day.

Primary Drama: Key Stage 2: The Sutton Hoo Treasure Ship

Exploring the Anglo-Saxons through the archaeological discovery at Sutton Hoo

A two-part interactive drama exploring what can be learnt about the Anglo-Saxons from the archaeological discovery at Sutton Hoo.

A two-part interactive drama exploring what can be learnt about the Anglo-Saxons from the archaeological discovery at Sutton Hoo. Pupils take on the role of young archaeologists to explore the burial mounds at Sutton Hoo and how one of these yielded the greatest find of Anglo-Saxon artefacts ever made. The pupils then consider what we can learn about the Anglo-Saxons from the extraordinary buial ship and the treasures it contained.

Together

Join Gemma Hunt for the assembly series for children aged 7 - 11.

Join Gemma Hunt for the assembly series for children aged 7 to 11 - including a story, a song, reflection / prayer and opportunities for discussion.

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Time and Tune

Romans!

8. Make a mosaic

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Private Peaceful by Michael Morpurgo

Private Peaceful – Episode 13

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Primary Drama: Key Stage 2

The Sutton Hoo Treasure Ship

2. The treasure

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Summer 2018

Summer holidays - A postcard from Worthing

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