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Free Resources
All resources that are accessible without a password are completely free to use. These can be used in any teaching or learning setting — in class, at home, or independently.
You are welcome — and encouraged — to share free resources with colleagues, both within your school and beyond. If it doesn't ask for a password, it's yours to share!
Rhythm Grid
The Rhythm Grid is a free, interactive tool for creating, visualising, and playing back rhythmic patterns. It is suitable for all ages and can be used on screen in class or independently.
Core Features
Keyboard Shortcuts
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Space | Play / Pause |
| S | Stop & reset playhead |
| C | Clear the grid |
| ↑ / ↓ | Increase / decrease tempo |
| R | Toggle spinning grid view |
| H | Toggle row highlight mode |
Knowledge Organisers
All knowledge organisers have been built directly from official exam materials to ensure complete accuracy and relevance.
GCSE Knowledge Organisers
Each GCSE organiser includes all key terms for the relevant topic alongside a streamlined 'slim-line' core knowledge section — designed to present essential information clearly without overloading students.
A Level Knowledge Organisers
A Level organisers contain the main key terms with knowledge structured in the preferred writing frame format, making them directly useful for essay and extended answer preparation.
Printable Versions
Both GCSE and A Level organisers have dedicated printable versions — suitable for student revision sheets or teacher reference copies.
Writing Frames
Writing frames are built in for both the GCSE Question 9 and A Level Question 6 extended answer formats. All past paper questions are pre-loaded and ready to use, with the option to create custom questions for additional practice or assessment.
Saving & Continuing Work Later
Use the Export (Save Progress) function to download your current work as a file. To continue at a later date, simply use the Import function to reload the saved file and pick up exactly where you left off.
Submitting to Your Teacher
When work is complete and ready to hand in, use the Send to your teacher function. This will export your work as either a PDF or .txt document, which can then be emailed directly to your teacher.
Key Terms
The Key Terms bank contains a total of 777 terms — 383 GCSE and 394 A Level — each with a full definition. The list can be filtered by level, topic, or other criteria to help students and teachers focus on specific areas.
Key Term Testing
Ten built-in activity modes provide varied, low-stakes knowledge retrieval practice. All modes require genuine recall — none are purely passive or entertainment-based.
How to Use Effectively
A Random mode is available to vary the student experience and keep practice fresh. Activities use the same filters as the Key Terms bank, so they can be focused on a specific topic or left broad for general revision.
Grade Calculators
The grade calculators are updated with all past grade boundaries, making them a reliable reference for both quick marking and grade estimation.
They can be used to quickly grade a piece of work against official boundaries, or to estimate the exam marks required to achieve a target grade based on a student's existing coursework marks.
Historical Periods
All relevant musical historical periods are mapped out in detail and linked from across the site wherever related content appears.
Each period entry includes: