This is a help sheet for pupils studying ‘Story Of An Hour’ by Kate Chopin. This is helpful for iGCSE coursework with quote analysis and effects. The question is ‘how is hope portrayed…’ however the analysis can be used for any essay question. There is also a grid with themes for synonyms, a writing frame ticking the boxes for the mark scheme and a model answer.

This lesson is a GCSE AQA revision lesson for Theme A - family marriage and divorce. The lesson covers keywords, quotes and references regarding differing Christian views on remarriage, adultery and procreation within the church. The lesson concentrates on the new 2026 AQA exam focusing on multiple choice Q1 with quiz questions and answers. The lesson then concentrates on Q3 - the 4 marker with a breakdown of the model answer and writing frame. There is also a keyword sheet for revision. There is also a key ideas sheet for revision.

This lesson is a GCSE AQA revision lesson for Theme A - sexual relationships. The lesson covers keywords, quotes and references regarding differing Christian views on sex within relationships and the church. The lesson concentrates on the new 2026 AQA exam focusing on multiple choice Q1. The lesson provides Q1 work sheets with answers. The lesson then concentrates on Q4 - the 6 marker with a breakdown of the answer and writing frame.

This lesson is a GCSE AQA revision lesson for Theme A - family planning and contraception. The lesson covers keywords, quotes and references regarding differing Christian views on sex within relationships and the church. The lesson concentrates on the new 2026 AQA exam focusing on multiple choice Q1. The lesson then concentrates on Q5 - the 12 marker with a breakdown of the model answer and writing frame. There is also a keyword contraception sheet for revision.

This lesson is a GCSE AQA revision lesson for Theme A - homosexual relationships. The lesson covers keywords, quotes and references regarding differing Christian views on homosexuals within the church. The lesson concentrates on the new 2026 AQA exam focusing on multiple choice Q1. The lesson provides Q1 work sheets with answers. The lesson then concentrates on Q4 - the 6 marker with a breakdown of the answer and writing frame. There is also an exam paper concentrating on relationships and families with model answers on how to answer the new format.

This lesson is a GCSE AQA revision lesson for Theme A - purpose of family . The lesson covers keywords, quotes and references regarding differing Christian views on extended family, same sex relationships and morals and values . The lesson concentrates on the new 2026 AQA exam focusing on questions 1-4 with writing frames and model answers. There is also a keyword starter sheet for revision.

This lesson is a GCSE AQA revivion lesson for Theme B - religion and life, abortion. The lesson covers keywords, quotes and references regarding differing Christian views on the sanctity of life and Pro Choice. The lesson concentrates on the new 2026 AQA exam with Q1, Q2, Q3 and Q4 covered. The lesson provides Q1 and Q2 work sheets with answers. There are also Q3 model answers and writing frames. It also looks at the change from Question 4 (5 marks) to Question 4 (6 marks). A model answer and writing frame are also provided.

This lesson is a GCSE AQA revision lesson for Theme B - Death and the Afterlife. The lesson covers keywords, quotes and references regarding differing Christian views on how humanity should live to aid what happens when we die . The lesson concentrates on the new 2026 AQA exam with Q1, Q2, and Q5 covered. The lesson provides Q1 and Q2 work sheets with answers. There are also Q5 model answers and writing frames for help and a top grade 9 answer for higher ability students.

This lesson is a GCSE AQA revision lesson for Theme B - Euthanasia. The lesson covers keywords, quotes and references regarding differing Christian views on how humanity regards death . The lesson concentrates on the new 2026 AQA exam with Q5 and Q4 covered. There is also a Q5 model answer and writing frame for help and a top grade 9 answer for higher ability students.

This lesson is a GCSE AQA revivion lesson for Theme B - animal cruelty and abuse. The lesson covers keywords, quotes and references regarding differing Christian views on the responsibility of humans and morals and ethics of animal cruelty. The lesson concentrates on the new 2026 AQA exam with the recap of abortion, environmentalism and animal abuse through Q1 and Q2 . The lesson provides Q1 and Q2 work sheets with answers. The lesson concentrates on Q5 - the 12 marker with a breakdown of the answer and writing frame.

This lesson is a GCSE AQA revivion lesson for Theme B - religion and life, value and the environment. The lesson covers keywords, quotes and references regarding differing Christian views on pollution, sustainability and mankind’s use of the earth. The lesson concentrates on the new 2026 AQA exam with the change from Question 4 (5 marks) to Question 4 (6 marks). A model answer and writing frame are also provided.

This lesson covers the new 2026 AQA Religious Studies exam paper. The lesson revisits the origin of the universe and life. It concentrates on keywords, references and quotes related to Theme B - origins and life. The lesson includes Question 1 and 2 of the new exam - multiple choice and ‘give’ - both 1 mark questions with question paper and answers. It also includes an introduction to how to answer question 3 - the 4 marker, with writing frame and model frame. The lesson ends with a quick fire keywords reminder.

This scheme leans towards AQA and Edexcel but could also be used for iGCSE. The Outsiders Scheme with 28 hours of lessons includes Powerpoints, worksheets, model answers, writing frames, extensions and analysis. Creative writing and non fiction lessons are also covered. Suitable for 11-14 year olds of mixed ability. Lessons include: Context S.E Hinton biography Tulsa, Oklahoma Title and cover analysis Ponyboy character Other characters in the novel Use of juxtaposition Quote analysis Character analysis and timeline Storyboard Stereotypes Creative writing Effect on the reader Extract analysis Symbolism Writer’s message American Dream To summarise Relationships Assessment Deeper analysis Gone with the Wind Recap and reading Exam question Annotating Newspaper article Critical analysis Film

This resource is a task sheet on Mr Birling. The speech is when we first meet Mr Birling describing himself as a ‘hard-headed’ man of business. The task sheet has questions for students to work through to start to understand Birling’s character. There are also 2 extention tasks concentrating on the effect on the audience and Priestley’s intention.

The lesson concentrates on the conformity of An Inspector Calls and the ‘well-made play’. The starter asks students to consider their own expectations of how a play should be written followed by the ‘rules’ of the ‘well-made play’ with a discussion question on whether AIC conforms to this genre. This is followed by Priestley’s own beliefs on the theories of time within AIC. Students are then asked to research different genres of AIC and answer a question on the conformity of these conventions. There is a help sheet available as well as extension tasks.

This resource covers the summary, quick fire questions, deeper analysis, exam questions , quotes and character questions.

A lesson on Mr Birling, Act 1, An Inspector Calls including analysis, extract, questions and model answer. This lessons is for AQA, Edexcel and iGCSE lower to mid ability with extensions and differentiated tasks.

This lesson looks at the Inspector’s speech in Act 3. The lesson includes a mind map starter with extension of a description of the Inspector followed by an analysis of the speech including Priestley’s techniques of repetition, symbolism and the intensity of language. The following task is based on whole class research of religious imagery including keywords such as ‘sermon’, ‘prophecy’ and ‘redemption’. The final discussion is on the speech as a climax and Priestley’s intention. Each task is differentiated with extensions.

This resource on Sheila Birling includes keywords on her journey in An Inspector Calls, key quotes zooming on key words, a model paragraph and an indepth model answer using point/quote/explain/effect on the audience/context and Priestley’s message.

An introduction to Edwardian society linked with An Inspector Calls. The lesson concentrates on individual and group research for mixed abilities. This lesson is suitable for AQA, Edexcel and iGCSE schemes of work.A context sheet for teachers is also included with in depth details of Edwardian society from Capitalism, Socialism, gender and class.

This lesson looks at Act 3 as a whole. The starter is a general discussion on recapping events in Act 3 followed by an ‘ordering of events’ task. This is used for task 2, with a seperate question sheet concentrating on deeper analysis. The questions relate to Priestley’s message, relationship and quote analysis. This is followed by an essay question with a guide, key vocabulary and the start of a model answer. This is followed by a slide on Priestley’s message.