Ideal for both KS3 and KS4 students. Explores the themes of homelessness. A great class read by Robert Swindells.

Ideal for both KS3 and KS4 students. Explores the themes of homelessness. A great class read by Robert Swindells.

Ideal for both KS3 and KS4 students. Explores the themes of homelessness. A great class read by Robert Swindells.

Ideal for both KS3 and KS4 students. Explores the themes of homelessness. A great class read by Robert Swindells.

Journey's End - Stanhope Cloze Exercise

Journey's End - Raleigh Cloze Exercise

An introduction to spelling and punctuation. Are you using semi colons correctly?

A powerpoint including activities on the poem Valentine by Carol Ann Duffy. Ideal for KS3 and KS4 GCSE students.

A powerpoint including two full lessons worth of activities on the poem Not My Business by Chinua Achebe. Ideal for KS3 and KS4 GCSE students.

Full scheme of work, including resources for the novel Holes. A great read for KS3 students. Includes reading and writing assessments and preparation for both lower and higher ability students. 27 lessons in total.

Ideal for any age range or subject.

A powerpoint including activities on the comparison of poems Bookends and The Road Not Taken. Ideal for KS3 and KS4 GCSE students.

Full SOW on Jekyll & Hyde My year 9 and year 10 students have really enjoyed it. Includes: letter writing, extract analysis, PEE paragraphs, wanted posters and much more!

Adaptable for any poems. This grid is blank, so that you can just add your poem titles at the top and off you go! Focuses students thinking onto the content of the poem, the ideas that the poet is trying to convey, the mood and atmosphere, analysis of language and structure and their own personal responses to the poems, before concluding by identifying similarities and differences. Brilliant for scaffolding, before an essay.

A full scheme of work for Charles Dickens', Great Expectations. My students loved it! Includes: PEE paragraph analysis, diary entries, letter writing, anagrams and much more. Ideal for using alongside the BBC adaptation.

Can be used for all subjects. Lower, middle and higher examples.

Ideal for all reflective practitioners. At the end of a unit ask your students to fill in this sheet honestly about your teaching style. What would they keep? What would they grow? What would they change? Students love this as they feel like they have a real say about their learning.

GCSE Media - WJEC Audience Models ppt.

A Christmas Carol - Victorian Traditions

How to set out a letter.