
The children's work on show - meet Scrambled Egg Sam from Full Moon!

Lavender Dorset also plays guitar in Full Moon. An avant-garde character whose penchant for new approaches to music is exemplified by his playing of the violin at an early age with the steel toecap from his Dad's boots.

In order to kick-start the project the class teacher introduced a lesson about biographical writing. This was done before the Guitar Hero game was even introduced to the class.

The children showcase their work - Tasha Hooch faced adversity in her young life when her brother was killed in an accident. Inspired to let his memory live on she took up the drums and then employed her talent for singing to become the vocalist of Full Moon.

The context for the children to explore functional writing in the form of a persuasive advert was a natural extension of the guitar design project.

The children showcase their work - Meet Charlie Andrews, guitarist. Spotted playing guitar by an HMV talent scout and signed up on the spot. Fame beckoned for Charlie!

Guitar Hero® based on similar technology to a dance mat the player must attempt to play a guitar in order to perform in a series of rock venues.

The children showcase their work - Born into a family of internationally renowned musicians Carmen demonstrated an early talent for piano when mastering pieces by Mozart and Bach.

New initiatives such as computer games in class are approaches that need informed support, particularly from parents. The class teacher shows how she informed parents of her aims in order to gain support for the Guitar Hero project.

The idea of using the context of Guitar Hero as the main driving focus in a collaborative story that would enable interdisciplinary work.