Webinar: How To Lead Primary Music As A Non-Specialist Teacher

This webinar was hosted on 16th October 2023.

 

Not every primary school Music leader is a Music specialist! This webinar will help show you how to lead your school’s Music curriculum with confidence even if you have no formal musical training.

 

Join Dr. Liz Stafford as she shares her insights, advice and tips for the non-specialist Music leader. During her presentation, she discusses:

 

  • What is a Music specialist?
  • How you can prepare for the role including:
    • Musical knowledge
    • Statutory and advisory guidance
    • Pedagogical understanding
    • Using support networks
  • Performing your role, including:
    • Your strategic vision
    • Writing a Music development plan
    • CPD opportunities

Knowledge organiser – Music Year 1: Tempo (Snail and mouse)

A Knowledge organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the unit Music, Year 1, Tempo (Snail and Mouse).

 

This Music resource is designed to support the pupils as they explore the concept of tempo and how it affects the mood and movement of music. It introduces key vocabulary such as tempo, fast, slow, beat, and rhythm, helping the pupils understand how changes in speed can create different effects in music. The pupils will also learn how to identify and respond to tempo changes in songs and compositions.

 

Spanish Phonics – A Teaser!

See our collection of Spanish phoneme videos

These videos, presented by native speakers, provide practical demonstrations of individual sounds using a new feature called Mouth Mechanics®, showing how to articulate them with the mouth, lips, and tongue. 

Sign up for a free trial today and explore even more!

Pupil video: Song – Directional language

An interactive action song helping pupils understand positional language through movement.

Webinar: Subject Leaders & Deep Dives

This webinar was hosted on 10th October 2023.

 

Curriculum specialist Caroline Hall shares insights and best practices for leading a subject, answers questions and covers the following:

  • The responsibilities of a subject leader
  • Subject planning and how Kapow Primary can support this
  • Intent, implementation and impact in your subject
  • Being deep dive ready

Geography Continents Song – A Teaser!

We’ve created catchy songs to make Geography knowledge easier to remember for pupils.

This includes songs about:

  • The seven continents
  • World oceans
  • Directional language
  • Compass points 
  • Seas of the UK
  • Countries of the UK  

Explore even more Geography resources with a free trial!

Webinar: An Introduction To Geography

This webinar was hosted on 4th October 2023.

 

Hosted by our subject specialist, Sarah Lawson-Quick, this webinar focuses on:

 

  • Share her experience and understanding of teaching Geography in primary schools
  • Discuss how to get the best out of fieldwork opportunities
  • Key geographical concepts
  • Assessment within the scheme
  • The Kapow Primary Geography scheme – its unique features and range of resources it contains to support both class teachers and subject leaders

Whether you’re a subject leader or class teacher seeking guidance about teaching Geography or simply interested in learning about our curriculum – this webinar is for you!

Webinar: Drawing With Senses – The Big Draw 2023

As a sponsor-partner of the Big Draw Festival, our Art & Design specialist, Suzanne Booth, covers:

  • Information about The Big Draw Festival and how Kapow Primary can help
  • Engaging resources and lessons to fit this year’s theme – ‘Drawing with Senses’
  • Ideas and activities to inspire you and your pupils during the festival
  • An open Q&A session

The Big Draw Festival is a worldwide celebration of drawing that works to encourage people, communities and schools to get their pencils out!

Download your free Big Draw toolkit!

The Big Draw: Event certificate

This event certificate is provided by The Big Draw Festival 2023 to award pupils for their achievements in art and creativity! Enjoy our free art activities, then print and customise your certificates with the pupils’ names, school name, and date.

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