Inspire your students to see the value of English beyond the classroom with this vibrant careers display pack, designed to showcase the wide range of exciting pathways that strong reading, writing and communication skills can unlock. Perfect for classrooms, corridors, libraries or open evenings, this engaging display helps students make meaningful links between English and future careers while supporting Gatsby Benchmark 4 by connecting curriculum learning with the world of work. Each colourful name tag introduces a different profession, encouraging students to explore the many opportunities that English can lead to—from journalism and publishing to law, film, politics, advertising and beyond. The pack contains career cards such as Author, Lawyer, Journalist, Entrepreneur, Copywriter, Film Director, Publisher, Teacher, Influencer, TV Presenter, Politician, and many more. Perfect for: English classroom displays Careers education Reading corners Open evenings Literacy events Transition displays School corridors National Careers Week What’s Included ✔ 28 colourful career name tag posters ✔ Matching display theme ✔ High-resolution printable PDF files ✔ A4 format (can be enlarged if required) ✔ Instant digital download

Transform your English classroom with this bright, modern set of 24 Writer’s Methods posters, designed to support KS3 - KS5 students in recognising, understanding and using key language techniques with confidence. Each poster features: A bold, colourful design to brighten your classroom. A clear, student-friendly definition. Carefully chosen examples to model each technique in context. An easy-to-read layout suitable for KS3, KS4 and GCSE English. Perfect for: English classroom displays GCSE revision spaces Literacy classrooms Working walls Independent learning Vocabulary support Retrieval practice and classroom discussion The posters cover a wide range of language techniques, including simile, metaphor, personification, pathetic fallacy, rhetorical questions, imagery, tone, alliteration, juxtaposition and many more. What’s Included ✔ 24 high-quality printable posters ✔ A4 PDF format (easy to enlarge to A3 if preferred) ✔ High-resolution designs for crisp printing ✔ Instant digital download

Bring Shakespeare to life with this pair of striking Macbeth classroom posters, designed to create an engaging and immersive English classroom. Perfect for KS3, KS4 and GCSE English, these high-quality prints combine dramatic artwork with key themes and quotations from Macbeth, making them ideal for classroom displays, reading corners, revision spaces or departmental corridors. Included ✔ Macbeth Skull Poster – featuring iconic quotations presented in a bold gothic design. ✔ ‘Wanted: The Weird Sisters’ Poster – a creative Victorian-style wanted notice exploring the role of the witches and their significance within the play. Perfect for GCSE English classrooms Shakespeare displays Reading corners Revision areas Open evenings English departments Designed by an experienced Head of English, these posters have been created to make classrooms feel inspiring while reinforcing students’ understanding of one of Shakespeare’s most studied plays. What’s Included 2 high-resolution printable PDF posters A4 size (can easily be printed larger) Instant digital download

Refresh your classroom with two complete, ready-to-print displays designed to create an engaging, positive and language-rich learning environment. This bundle includes a vibrant Growth Mindset Display alongside a colourful Punctuation Power Display, making it the perfect combination for English classrooms, tutor bases and literacy-focused learning spaces. Growth Mindset Display Encourage resilience, perseverance and confidence through a collection of colourful posters that help students reframe challenges using positive language. Featuring motivational statements such as “I can’t do this… yet” and “Mistakes help me to learn,” this display promotes a culture where effort, progress and learning from mistakes are celebrated. Punctuation Power Display Support students in developing accurate and confident writing with bright, student-friendly punctuation posters. Each resource clearly explains a different punctuation mark using concise definitions and examples, providing an accessible reference that students can use throughout the year. Designed in a modern, colourful style, both displays are easy to print, simple to assemble and ideal for creating an inspiring classroom environment. Perfect for: English classrooms Literacy displays Tutor rooms KS2, KS3 & KS4 classrooms Reading corners Intervention spaces Whole-school literacy initiatives What’s Included ✔ Complete Growth Mindset Display ✔ Complete Punctuation Power Display ✔ High-resolution printable PDF files ✔ A4 format (can be enlarged to A3 or larger) ✔ Instant digital download

A complete Year 7 baseline writing assessment designed to assess students’ narrative writing at the beginning of KS3. Includes a fully resourced preparation lesson, assessment lesson, printable assessment sheet and student-friendly teacher feedback resource. The two-lesson sequence supports students without over-scaffolding the final assessment, allowing teachers to establish an accurate starting point while introducing high expectations for writing. The pack develops students’ ability to create setting, atmosphere and foreboding before completing an image-inspired narrative assessment. Includes: preparation PowerPoint; baseline assessment PowerPoint; printable assessment sheet; AO5 Content & Organisation feedback criteria; AO6 Technical Accuracy feedback criteria; model paragraphs for comparison; ambitious vocabulary and sentence starters; mini-whiteboard checking for understanding; sensory language planning; success criteria; self-reflection/WWW and EBI; taskboards to support SEND students. Ideal for Year 6–7 transition, September baseline assessment, KS3 creative writing, narrative writing and establishing starting points for Year 7 English.

A GCSE lesson looking at the AQA Power and Conflict poem ‘Bayonet Charge’ by Ted Hughes. Differentiated prompts to annotate the language, form and structure and tasks exploring relevant context for AO3.

A differentiated lesson exploring the relationship between Rudyard and John Kipling in the opening of the KS5 play ‘My Boy Jack’ by David Haig. The lesson requires students to understand what a protagonist is and identify how John Kipling is the play’s protagonist, analyse key quotations, explore the use of setting. The lesson is fully differentiated and colour coded with a range of tasks suitable to varying ability.

A lesson exploring and analysing the contextual theme of conscription, prior to the KS5 study of the play ‘My Boy Jack’ by David Haig for AQA. The lesson requires students to develop a personal interpretation to relevant propaganda by Jessie Pope, explore the importance of conscription and the effects, which is relevant to the understanding of significant themes within the play.

A GCSE lesson looking at the AQA Power and Conflict poem ‘Kamikaze’ by Beatrice Garland. Differentiated prompts to annotate the language, form and structure.

A differentiated lesson exploring and analysing the opening of the play ‘My Boy Jack’ by David Haig for KS5 AQA English Lit Paper 2. The lesson requires students to explore relevant context surrounding Kipling, make links between the context and the play, analyse the opening of the play, explore and evaluate the effects of language in key quotes from the opening.

A lesson exploring and analysing the poem ‘My Boy Jack’ by Rudyard Kipling, prior to the KS5 study of the play ‘My Boy Jack’ by David Haig for AQA. The lesson requires students to develop a personal interpretation, respond to a question in the style of the KS5 AQA Unseen Poetry Question and begin to make links between the poem and the play.