A series of fully resourced lessons on Literary Heroes Through Time (each presented in PPT format with learning objectives and outcomes), perfect as a transition unit for the start of Year 7. A term's worth of work, with all accompanying resources included. Individual reading and writing assessment tasks also included.

A series of fully resourced lessons on Willy Russell's 'Blood Brothers' (each presented in PPT format with learning objectives and outcomes), perfect for mid ability Year 9 students. A term's worth of work, with all accompanying resources included. Assessment task also included, involving students writing their own additional scene for the play.

A 7-page, fully-formatted, student-friendly revision guide for the Cambridge iGCSE English Literature course. Contains tips for answering whole-text and passage-based questions, guidance on writing introductions and conclusions, and suggested revision tasks.

A series of fully resourced lessons on a range of poetry from other cultures and times (each presented in PPT format with learning objectives and outcomes), perfect for mid ability Year 8 or Year 9 students. A term's worth of work, with all accompanying resources included. Speaking and listening assessment task also included, involving students giving a presentation comparing two of the poems studied.

A series of fully resourced lessons on Shakespeare's 'The Tempest' (each presented in PPT format with learning objectives and outcomes), perfect for mid to high ability Year 7 or Year 8 students. A term's worth of work, with all accompanying resources included. Assessment task also included, focusing on close analysis of key Caliban extracts.

A series of fully resourced lessons on 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas' by John Boyne (each presented in PPT format with learning objectives and outcomes), perfect for mid ability Year 7 or Year 8 students. A term's worth of work, with all accompanying resources included. Assessment task also included, involving students writing an essay on the writer's craft.

A series of fully resourced lessons on the novel 'Skellig' (each presented in PPT format with learning objectives and outcomes), perfect for mid to high ability Year 7 or Year 8 students. A term's worth of work, with all accompanying resources included. Assessment task also included, focusing on how Almond creates tension & suspense in Chapter 24.

A grid of 13 poetic techniques with definitions, with space for students to write their own examples. Ideal for KS3 groups or lower ability GCSE classes.

A 10-question quiz, testing students’ knowledge of key context relating to ‘Macbeth’. Ideal for KS3 or GCSE classes.

A series of fully resourced lessons on Gothic Fiction (each presented in PPT format with learning objectives and outcomes), perfect for mid to high ability Year 7 or low ability Year 8 students. The unit includes studying the story of 'Frankenstein' and the Gothic animation 'The Sandman'. A term's worth of work, with all accompanying resources included. Assessment task also included, focusing on producing a piece of Gothic writing inspired by 'The Sandman'.

A series of fully resourced lessons on narrative poetry (each presented in PPT format with learning objectives and outcomes), perfect for mid ability Year 7 students. A term's worth of work, with all accompanying resources included. Speaking and listening assessment task also included.

A series of fully resourced lessons on Film Reviews (each presented in PPT format with learning objectives and outcomes), perfect for low ability Year 7 or Year 8 students. A term's worth of work, with all accompanying resources included. Assessment task also included, involving students writing their own film review of 'Pirates of the Caribbean'.

A series of fully resourced lessons on war poetry (each presented in PPT format with learning objectives and outcomes), perfect for low ability Year 7 or Year 8 students. A term's worth of work, with all accompanying resources included. Speaking and listening assessment task also included, involving students giving a presentation on a war poem.

A student-friendly glossary of over 50 literary techniques with definitions. Ideal for GCSE or A level English literature students to keep in their folders.

A student-friendly grid of prompt-questions for students to ask themselves when annotating a poem (organised into the following categories: structure, sound devices, language, imagery, rhyme, rhythm and tone). Ideal for GCSE or A Level Literature students.

A selection of 7 resources to support the teaching of key extracts from ‘Spies’ by Michael Frayn, including guided annotation tasks and key quotations. Ideal for GCSE or A Level groups.

14 Powerpoint slides containing a selection of information and tasks relating to key characters in ‘Hard Times’ by Charles Dickens. Ideal to support teaching of the text at GCSE and A level.

A series of 4 grammar tests (each consisting of 20 questions), covering word classes, punctuation and syntax. Ideal for revision with GCSE or A Level Language classes.

A 27-page , fully-formatted, student-friendly revision guide, covering sections A and B of the Edexcel English Language GCSE Paper 2. Contains exam-technique tips, example questions and suggested revision activities.

An 18-page, fully-formatted, student-friendly revision pack for Paper 1 of the Edexcel English Language GCSE. Contains exam-technique tips, example questions and suggested revision tasks.

45 fully-formatted Powerpoint slides containing a selection of tasks and information relating to the use of language, structure and other authorial techniques in ‘Hard Times’. Ideal for teaching the text to GCSE and A level students.