Some music departments are completely paper free at KS3. Some like mini whiteboards, some have notebooks printed to last the year, some like termly booklets. This series of resources is for those of you who find that your students benefit from having some things on paper. This isn't a book for marking - it's a rough book. Each notebook contains a few lines and manuscript for scribbling answers to listening exercises, annotating a line, notating pitch and rhythm, a reminder of key vocab grouped into elements, a few pictures to support staff notation and keyboard orientation, plus all the hands-on 'work it out in sound' materials you'll find in the slide packs.

Ten mark practice questions with embedded video, and accompanying mark scheme. It's the type of thing you'd use once students are really familiar with the set works in an AOS, for classwork discussion and salient point 'gathering' exercises, refining prose writing, homework, revision and testing.