A comprehensive overview of all the coursework and how to write it. A very detailed guide which can be used by both the students and teachers. It is extremely useful for new teachers but also does as a student handout.

A full and comprehensive guide to the IB English A: Literature course for BOTH students and teachers. This includes a breakdown of the course, which is simplified for clarity. There is also an extensive number of modelled paragraphs and explanations as to why they are correct for that particular part of the course.

Writing to Persuade- AFOREST Techniques lesson.

An excellent lesson on Chapter 7 of Animal Farm and guidance on analytical paragraphs. A lesson plan is also included with precise and detailed instructions.

An introduction to writing for Target Audience, Purpose and Form. This includes writing to inform, writing to advise and writing to persuade for Year 7 students. It includes a writing to persuade Room 101 assessment. This includes: Lesson 1- The Conventions of Informative Writing Lesson 2- Structuring Informative Writing Lesson 3- Practising Writing to Inform Lesson 4- Writing for an Audience Lesson 5-Writing to Advise Lesson 6- Writing to Persuade Lesson 7- Spotting Persuasive Techniques Lesson 8- Analysing Persuasive Techniques Lesson 9- Using Topic Sentences Lesson 10- Planning the Assessment Marking Criteria Scheme of Work Overview

A complete analysis of this story in a lesson with an analytical paragraph included. There are structured guides and scaffolds to differentiate and support students.

A fun and informative lesson on Shakespearean insults.

A full and comprehensive guide to the IB English A: Language and Literature course for BOTH students and teachers. This includes a breakdown of the course, which is simplified for clarity. There is also an extensive number of modelled paragraphs and explanations as to why they are correct for that particular part of the course.

An extremely comprehensive lesson on The Open Boat. This includes a differentiated scaffold for students and lots of information. It is thorough and detailed.

A full scheme of work with powerpoint lessons and scheme for creative writing with a scheme of work overview and lesson breakdown. Lesson 1: Using your Imagination Lesson 2: Describing the Senses Lesson 3: Widening our Vocabulary Lesson 4: Using Literary Techniques in Description Lesson 5: Elements of a Short Story Lesson 6: Point of View-Narrative Lesson 7: Improving and Redrafting our Writing Lesson 8: Describing a Scene Lesson 9: Preparation for an Assessment Lesson 10: Assessment

Using Topic Sentences and Structure in Persuasive Writing.

A biography of William Shakespeare with an independent task.

A fun lesson on describing the senses with a range of tasks from groups to individually.

An exploration of how point of view is influenced by certain writing style and narrative.

An exploration of the elements of a short story: Plot Character Characters Point of View Theme

A lesson with independent research on the Globe Theatre.

An exploration of how imagery is created in Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18.

An interactive persuasive techniques (DAFOREST) lesson.

A lesson introducing some words which were originally coined by Shakespeare.

An analysis on Bruno’s character. This is achieved through understanding how to analyse language to justify Bruno’s character.

A lesson which facilitates ‘Sustained and Rapid progression’ on Coraline. This lesson can be used at any point when studying Coraline. It involves putting students in teams and giving differentiated tasks to each. Teacher input is around 10% of the lesson and students are engaged in the competition.