A scheme of work taking students through the Statutory Interpretation unit for OCR AS Law.

A collection of 71 essays which encompass every possible exam question students could be asked for AS OCR Law the Tort and Law-making paper. Very thorough. 51 page booklet. This includes essays for all AS topics, including: Law making Delegated legislation Statutory interpretation Judicial precedent The EU Law Reform Negligence Occupier’s Liability I have a Law degree and 8 years experience teaching A Level law. I also have been on recent OCR training courses for the new specification.

A mock for Paper 1 English Language AQA (Explorations in creative reading and writing) based on an extract from Midnight Sun.

A detailed power point that summarises Priestley’s intentions and his ‘BIG ideas’ and key contextual factors. There is also a detailed summary of writer’s methods including form, narrative structure and language features.

A CPD session and accompanying resources looking at the ways that progress can be made visible in lessons.

A selection of learning mats designed to support students in their creative writing and the creation of non-fiction texts. The pack includes: -Synonym Learning Mat (6 pages of ambitious alternatives to key words) -Creative writing learning mat (focuses on devices and structural features that can be used in writing) -Non-fiction learning mat (focuses on devices that can be used, structure and how to tailor writing for different forms) -Sentence learning mat (advice on how sentence structure can be varied for impact) -Punctuation learning mat (advice on how to use key pieces of punctuation) -Pivotal openers (sentence/paragraph starters for creative and non-fiction writing)

An attractive visual aid to support students learning key quotations for Macbeth.