To get started, click the 'Account' button in the top menu bar to create a free account. After logging in, return to the account page to select the subscription option you want.

Create a free account by clicking the 'Account' button in the top menu bar. Once logged in, return to the account page to generate a personal payment link and email it to the school finance team.

Unless you or we cancel your subscription, it will automatically renew at the end of each billing cycle.

Towards the end of your single year plan, we will send you an email to remind you that your plan is about to expire. To purchase another single year plan, use one of the links below. We will set your new plan to begin on the day your old one expires.

If you have a recurring plan, you will need to unsubscribe before switching (see the FAQ entry for 'Unsubscribing'). After you have done that, you will need to wait until your current subscription period expires. Once it expires, all the other subscription plans will become available on the accounts page

Once your single year plan ends, you can start a recurring plan using the choices shown in 'Starting Out' (see above).

Sign in as usual, then click the following link which will take you to the page where you can unsubscribe.

The quickest way to navigate is by using 'Tags', located on the top menu bar. If you are looking for a specific resource, such as KS3 cover lessons, use the 'Search' function, which is also located on the top menu bar.

Choose a resource and click the share button. The link is now copied to your clipboard, ready to paste into an email or any other method you use to share cover lesson or homework information.

Resources cannot be made available for download because exporting Google slides breaks embedded video and audio links. Without those embedded links, our materials are pretty much useless, and the whole philosophy of teaching through sound is lost. However, you can make copies of URLs to share with students and cover teachers in your school, while you have membership of Music Department Resources.

Technically there's nothing to stop you doing this, but have a heart..... you know the time and skill it takes to make this stuff. Why not recommend the site to someone instead? That way we can keep the show on the road and continue providing high quality materials to support hardworking music teachers.

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