These slides introduce Year 10 students to key drama concepts and terminology from Greek Tragedy and the well-made play through infographics and a cartoon. They include checkpoint questions for AfL, a glossary to support ESL students, and a clear link to the next lesson, which should be followed by reading or watching the play.

In this fun poetry lesson, which can be used as the first or last lesson to a poetry unit, students play with the words in teams and experiment with dramatic features applying them to poetry performance. Easy to follow, simple and allows students a long period of time to work independently.

A lesson that can be used as part of Harry Potter SOW to make your lessons during Halloween much more fun, engaging and creative. In this lessons, students embark on a magical competition.

Friendship Without the Drama is a Year 7 lesson on handling common friendship conflicts like jealousy, gossip, and misunderstandings. It uses relatable scenarios and short activities to help students separate fact from assumption, with a strong focus on mindfulness and pausing before reacting. A glossary is inclued on each slide to support ESL learners. The lesson closes with a simple strategy: Pause. Check. Think. Respond.

A clear summary of the key themes and characters in the play with a visually friendly infographics. Great for SEN learners or as a classroom poster.

A visual aid with pictures, summaries and quotes from Macbeth.

An entertaining/humorous summary of background, context, chapter, character, theme and language analysis. 30 page long in docx format-available to be adapted to classroom use.

POster showing language and structural techniques that can be used in persuasive texts for year 8-9 or above.

This resources has been made based on the introdutory Stylistics book by Cambridge and Literary Devices Dictionary by Oxford. It is perfect for A-Level students and amazing for challenging your YEar 11s/10s.

These slides contain extracts for different text types in the MYP Language Acquisiton programme. Language and structure devices are presented as part of the coventions of the texts and opportunties to analyse extracts are given to students along with a few sample questions and a template for students to use while practising this skill. These slides and resources can be integrated into different units or used as a whole separate unit.

This is a whole lesson with differentiated tasks including support and challenge as well as differentiated worksheets and homework. Great for Year 7 studying Boy by Roald Dahl or just any Year 7 learning to write an essay.

A one-page guidance on how to write poetry essays with paragraph templates.

A great resources for revising/preparting your GCSE classes for Edexcel ENglish Language Paper 1. Extract and 4 questions included with a glossary and writing space. Perfect for mocks!

It is a complete lesson with a video, interactive mindfulness tasks.

Flashcards made with the word list on the Programme of Study for Year 5 and 6

This is a good resource to check students’ detailed understanding of the two staves or to revise the characters, plot and language/structure devices.

This is a lesson on how to develop a response to a an unseen poetry task in Edexcel GCSE English Poetry Paper. Students discuss charaterisation and voice through own experience and listen to performances of the two poems to compare them, after which they read and analyse the poem in groups to produce a paragraph. Every task is differentiated and has challenge tasks. THe poems are accompanied with a glossary and images.

A lesson that combines snippets from the Boy with an introduction to writing autobiographies.

THIS TABLE IS PERFECT FOR REVISION CLASSES but could also be used with Year 10s. Each section of the exam is presented with their timings, the number of questions, marks required and acronyms and mnemonics to remember for each section. Tips e.g. to include both language and structure in some questions are presented all together in this one-sheet table, which your students can simply stick on the back of their books as reference any time they are confused as to how many marks the questions get or how long they should spend.

A brief introduction to what trauma is and the right attitude towards trauma in order to help children and adolescents realise their true potentials and lead happy lives based on the book, The Body Keeps The Score by Bassel Van der Kolk.

For IGCSE Edexcel Question 5 o any other comparative essays your students need to write, feel free to use this example student planning and the guide to help them organise their ideas clearly.