A complete set of highly detailed exemplar responses to AQA’s Paper 1 from the November re-sits in 2017- including Section B exemplar.

Powerpoint (including feedback from AQA examiner) exploring how to approach Q3. With table for completion by students and exemplar response.

Great for all ability levels, AQA Power and Conflict poetry presented in an annotated and visual medium with associated cloze passage.

A political overview, introduction to allegory, newspaper task, analysis of political language (focusing on Old Major's speech) and visual representation of the political spectrum and ideologies of the Left and Right.

A detailed exploration of how characters conform to or defy gender roles in the play, with accompanying revision sheet for students to complete.

An unlikely play to introduce Shakespeare to KS3 students, but great for more able students, this looks at the play through its parallels to The Lion King and creates a whistle-stop tour of the play with Youtube links to the David Tennant production. Also includes a writing and language feature task.

A revision mind map details our first impressions of Portia, while the accompanying worksheet templates require students to write a newspaper article detailing the events leading to Portia's wedding and a series of diary entries detailing the character's inner thoughts.

Focuses on the parallel school scenes in Blood Brothers with a focus on: -Constructing PEA chains, and -Hitting Assessment Objectives

Source, questions and exemplars

A full Paper 1 with a source taken from The Woman In Black. Includes full set of exemplar responses.

Great for all ability levels, AQA Power and Conflict poetry presented in an annotated and visual medium with associated cloze passage.

Great for all ability levels, AQA Power and Conflict poetry presented in an annotated and visual medium with associated cloze passage.

Literature Paper 1, 19th Century Novel: An annotated extract from 'A Christmas Carol' with a question and exemplar response

GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.

A double-sided revision mat which concisely covers an analysis of all the key characters and themes in the play

Worksheet which requires students to identify key quotations based on descriptions as they appear chronologically in Act 3, Scene 1

A highly detailed revision worksheet with key quotations examining the juxtaposition of love and hate throughout the play.

The 2017 AQA Paper 1 question dealing with the theme of masculinity, with annotated (AOs) response

Requires students to write about a special memory with a different sensory and language feature prompt for each paragraph. Exemplar response included.

A useful revision and independent learning tool which guides students on how to analyse the final scene of the play