This is a template you can print/use when giving feedback to your students. It includes all the key elements to focus on, as well as space for the teacher’s comments and students’ response. Both word and pdf formats available to download. This is specific to Edexcel (Pearson) - new specification (examination from 2026) - Writing Paper - Question 2 - 130-150 words.

Here’s a feedback template for the speaking - card - A-level containing the AQA mark scheme. It will be very handy as it’s compact and contains sections for: strengths, areas to work on, and student’s response.

Compact view of the two tenses, in lovely colours and fonts. Similarities and differencies stand out and students will easily remember the rules. Both regular and irregular verbs are being showed with examples that provide word order and meaning. Great useful tool to revise or use in class during grammar tasks. Essential for exam preparation.

Near future at a glance with this one page document that can become such a useful tool (revision mat, class support, poster etc.) Lovely colours and friendly font. Students will easily remember the tense formation rules with this clear and visual resource.

This is again a one page document containing the essentials of the French ‘‘passé composé’’. Lovely colours and friendly fonts! It offers a compact view over the rules of conjugation in perfect tense (avoir and être verbs + reflexive verbs). It also contains examples, so the students will appreciate to be able to check the word order (including negative structures) in their work. Great tool to use in class when doing grammar drills/revision or home revision for exams and assessments.

This single page document offers the essential of the French present tense in a colourful grid and friendly fonts. I allow my students to use it regularly during grammar tasks, and noticed that the visual organisation of the essentials develop a great visual memory. Eventually there will be less and less need of using it, as students can recall the content from memory. The top part contains the regular verbs, the bottom half the irregular ones organised on three colours: yellow (the big four - most common: être, avoir, aller and faire), blue (other common irregular verbs) and purple for modal verbs.

This one page document reveals the essential of the French imperfect tense. Students will find the colours and fonts friendly and will enjoy using it regularly in class and when revising.