A series of tasks tailored to each of the short story’s diary entries. The activities can span across two lessons. Can be used for A Level and IB.

A stand alone lesson on Duffy’s Queen Herod. Includes scaffolded questions to support group work. Originally designed for an IB class to prepare for Paper 1, but can be adapted for A Level.

A comprehensive pack of lessons on The Great Gatsby. It includes summaries and activities for each chapter. It was initially designed for an IB class but can be used for A Level.

A comprehension lesson based on Roald Dahl's short story 'Skin'. Was used as part of a short story sow.

An unseen poetry scheme of work for year 7 based on skills and poets recommended by the new AQA spec.

An assembly aimed at KS2 primary children on easter. Focused on sacrifice and giving. Not overly religious, but some religious references.

A quiz to suit the new Year 6 Grammar/Punctuation SATs.

An activity on persuasive writing, focussing on the AFFOREST technique.

Lessons based on the book Stone Cold.

Lesson based on John Clare's poem 'First Love'. Used in unseen GCSE poetry sow.

Two lessons based on the poems 'Your Dad Did' and 'Catrin'. Used for unseen poetry revision GCSE.

Tasks for Year 6 or KS3 based on the book 'Flour Babies'.

Lesson on Metaphors for KS4. Can be used for bright KS3.

Lesson based on the poem 'Invasion' by Choman Hardi.

A lesson tailored towards the new GCSE - analysing language in an unseen extract from 'The Great Gatsby'.

Lesson based on the poem 'Rubbish at Adultery' by Sophie Hannah.

Lesson based on the analysis of the poem 'Our Sharpeville' by Ingrid de Kok.

Revising language features in Of Mice and Men. English language focus.

This is a short sample paper, focusing on questions 1 and 2 of the Component 1 Eduqas language paper. It has been created to help students revise the first two five mark questions before moving on to the ten mark ones. Includes answers.

This is a sample paper for Section A of the AQA English Language Paper 1. It is based on an extract from Jekyll and Hyde.

Key quotes from each of the poems from the EDUQAS poetry anthology. Can be adapted. Good for cutting up into flash cards for pupils to learn.