Teach the AQA A-level English Literature A coursework (NEA) process, then give students a journal to record their own. The Planning Framework takes the class from choosing texts to a fully referenced final draft. The Student Journal gives each student a matching place to log their reading, critics, context, question drafts, plan and drafts. Everything is general, whole-class guidance, so it fits within AQA’s rules on coursework support. The journal also gives teachers a clear record of each student’s independent work.

What’s included:

NEA Planning Framework (12 pages):

The NEA at a glance and a six-stage route through it
The five assessment objectives and the mark bands in plain English
Choosing texts: checklist and theme ideas
Building the question: formula, examples and question checker
Reading critically: sources, types of reading, sentence stems and critic log
Context that does a job, with weak, better and strong examples
Planning with a word budget, and CAPE comparative paragraphs (claim, analysis, perspective, evaluation)
Word count, redrafting, quotations, referencing and a final checklist

Student Coursework Journal (11 pages):

Milestones and deadlines
Reading logs for both texts
Critic log and context log
Question development and checker
Comparative paragraph plan
Drafting record and general feedback log
Self-review by assessment objective
Bibliography builder

Editable Word files and PDFs for both.

Suitable for: Year 12 and Year 13, AQA A-level English Literature A (7712). Not produced or endorsed by AQA.

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