Bright and colourful display for the AQA English Language Paper 1 and 2. Each one includes ‘what you need to do.’ ‘Skills tested’ and an 'example question. These are based on the new 2026 up-to-date changes that AQA have made. There are also some ‘remember’ ‘key skills’ and ‘key commands’ to complete the display. Includes title and countdown to exams for display.

Over 20 key quotes from Macbeth for a display - includes witches predictions and prophecies. Colourful and images to suit each quotation. Title for display included

Pack for a ‘whodunnit’ kind of display including: 5 Suspect posters 1 victim poster Key locations Evidence of newspaper articles Key quotations Flyers from the palace theatre and womens charity Eva Smith Autopsy report Map of Birmingham/Brumley Image of the inspector

A range of quotation posters from Staves 1-5 for a classroom display. Includes title

A nice simple lesson to help students practice their creative writing skills. Based on a bright, colourful image of the jungle filled with animals, nature and water. Focusing on describing the sensory imagery they may encounter, upgrading ‘boring’ vocabulary and creating their own linguistic devices. Good for a range of abilities with clear scaffolding - which can also be edited on the Word document. Good for a self-explanatory cover lesson.

A worksheet and PowerPoint to assist understanding and knowledge of the characters in Animal Farm. Really useful for at the beginning of the novella to assist students in understanding each of the characters, what they represent and the allegory that Orwell wanted to present.

Macbeth Powerpoint with two worksheets. PowerPoint has key information on each character and their role. This links with the character map that shows the relationships between all the main characters. The PowerPoint also has a scene by scene analysis - giving an overview of what happens in each Act and Scene. This goes nicely with the plot overview sheet. Great for revision or creating a solid base of plot and characters before reading the play.

A creative writing activity to help develop sensory descriptions and higher level vocabulary. Looking at how the sherbet lemons: look, taste, feel, sound and smell. Sweet can be substituted for another sweet (or healthier) option! Really fun lesson to do with students!

A poem based on Black History Month (although can be used at other times!) based on Benjamin Zephaniah’s poem No Problem Comes as a full lesson explaining dialect and colloquialism, gives information of Zephaniah and his life and a worksheet with prompting questions. (the questions can be edited, removed or adapted to suit specific class needs.

A family tree of the characters in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. A good introduction to the characters to see how they fit in in the play or a good revision sheet to fill with key points and quotes! PowerPoint describing each character and worksheet.

A poem for KS3 from Tupac - The Rose That Grew From Concrete. PPT to go through poetry analysis and editable worsksheet to focus on analysis.

Simple yet effective revision. Includes! -Plot -Characters -Themes -Context -Tier 3 relevant vocabulary Key quotations

71 page booklet revising AQA English Language Paper 1 Contains: Break downs of each question. Q1-5 How to answer them. Space to answer. Several questions to practise skills with varying extracts. Guided exam paper. Exam Paper.

KS3 poem looking at Bill Bryson’s poem - Refugees. Includes worksheet to accompany lesson.

Simple yet effective revision. Includes! -Plot -Characters -Themes -Context -Tier 3 relevant vocabulary Key quotations

Simple yet effective revision. Includes! -Plot -Characters -Themes -Context -Tier 3 relevant vocabulary Key quotations

15 Sheets of the poems asking students to fill in the important details from each poem.

A poem and worksheet looking at England in 1819 by Percy Shelley

Cards to give student the various roles when using the reciprocal reading strategy.

A sheet to aid students to upgrade their sentences. Put the sentence you want to upgrade in the centre and use the boxes around to guide them into creating interesting sentences that avoid repetition of ‘the’, ‘a’, ‘then’ etc…

Simple sheet describing word classes with examples.