A full hour lesson addressing target setting at each stage of life; tasks, discussion points and interactive activities. Suitable for KS3 AND 4.

A full hour lesson addressing teenage pregnancy; tasks, discussion points and interactive activities. Suitable for KS3 AND 4.

10 full hour lessons addressing structure within fiction and non-fiction extracts suitable for GCSE analysis. Range of activities, comprehension, creative writing and discussion based activities. Suitable for any exam board.

Full powerpoint of over 140 slides covering over 20 lessons including a full SOW to support, resources that link to key characters and watching the film. Also includes two mini assessments to do at different points throughout the topic. Excellent for KS3 or KS4 as addresses many of the extract and whole text analysis questions for Literature and Language.

120 slides equating to over 15 lessons based on the topic ‘A TV programme that you love or loathe’. This has been a great tiopic of discussion at KS3/4 for pupils to prepare for their speaking and listening assessments and build confidence over an area of interest!

An amazing 160 slide powerpoint detailing a course of over 20 lessons with SOW, assessments and resources to match. Perfect for KS3 or KS4 with a range of engaging activities and tasks, clearly differentiated to suit all learners.

A range of over 100+ slides addressing different sonnets preparing pupils to analyse language, form, structure, writer’s viewpoint and the overall effect in preparation for the GCSE poetry topic. This would be suitable for KS3 as an introduction or KS4 as a development of unseen/seen poetry examples.

Range of activities and tasks based around the topic ‘shipwrecked’. Addressing reading comprehension and writing skills; inform, explain, describe, advise, persuade and argue. Full tasks that could last a year as homework or used as stimulus within the classroom.

4 full hour lessons focusing on the death penalty. Pupils are asked to read extracts and answer comprehension questions, watch clips and analyse, before writing their own views in a letter or speech format addressing the main issues that have been raised.

A range of questions based on topics such as education, the role of man/woman, family life, transport, careers, politics and more. Great as an introductory activity/lesson where pupils can understand how key factors within society have changed in order to develop a better understanding of 19th/21st century texts; making the resources more accessible. I continued with allowing them to research in more depth for homework and in groups, they then presented the key topics to the class as a speaking and listening activity.

AQA GCSE Component 2 full exam paper focusing on marriage using 19th and 21st century texts addressing the role of women and how this has changed due to societal expectation changes.

12 non fiction resources matched into categories, ready to compare for the 19th/21st century element of the GCSE exam. Would be suitable for any exam board as questions could easily be adapted to suit. All resources could be accessible to any age with glossaries provided. Each extract is a page long so typical of exam source material.

FULL unit of lessons, powerpoints and a SOW to support. Would be suitable for KS3 or an introduction to the GCSE at KS4.

A full hour lesson as part of a creative writing scheme, focusing on atmosphere, word choice and developing an effective mood within a piece of writing.

Engaging activity best used as a starter or plenary. Enough resources for a class of 30 where they play dominoes as a recap of all descriptive devices. Works well with KS3 or KS4.

2/3 lessons (30+ slides) addressing all elements of the GCSE, focusing on the EDUQAS specification with extracts to analyse with questions ready to use and suited to mark scheme, followed by creative writing practise using image, video and title stimulus to suit any learner. Could be used from Year 9 upwards as GCSE preparation. Could also be adapted to suit any exam board.

A full 2-3 lessons (24 slides) addressing GCSE Language paper 1. Questions are tailored to suit the EDUQAS specification however could be easily adapted to suit any other. Includes a range of tasks to address each question individually including the creative writing task on section B. Modelled examples and mark scheme guidance given to scaffold carefully.

Grade 9 essay example comparing Ozymandias to London from the Power and Conflict cluster of the AQA anthology