Goodbye & Good Luck Message Card Template (JPEG) – End-of-Year Teacher Resource Say farewell in style with this Goodbye and Good Luck message card template—perfect for end-of-year messages to students as they move on from your class. This one-off design comes in high-quality JPEG format and is ideal for printing and handwriting personal notes to students. A simple yet thoughtful way to send them off with encouragement and positivity. What’s included: 1 high-resolution JPEG message card template (blank and generated message) 1 high-resolution PDF message card template (blank and generated message) 1 high-resolution PDF A4 message and photo card (blank) Ready to print and write on by hand Suitable for all year groups and subjects Perfect for: Year 11, Year 6, or Year 13 leavers End-of-term goodbyes or graduation celebrations Tutor group farewells and teacher notes Make your message memorable with this clean, ready-to-use card design—ideal for creating a lasting impact with just a few heartfelt words.

A View from the Bridge – EAL/SEND Resource Pack Support your learners with this accessible and engaging resource pack tailored for EAL and SEND students studying A View from the Bridge by Arthur Miller. This differentiated pack includes: Red Hook and Longshoremen comprehension to build contextual understanding Punctuation task to reinforce key literacy skills Image-based writing activity encouraging descriptive and analytical thinking Creative writing exercise to deepen engagement with the plays themes and characters True or false activity to assess comprehension and promote critical thinking Ideal for scaffolding learning and supporting diverse needs in your classroom. PDF and .docx file included.

The Landlady by Roald Dahl – Gothic Genre Presentation Dive into the eerie world of Gothic fiction with this accessible and engaging presentation based on Roald Dahl’s short story The Landlady. Perfect for introducing the genre while supporting literacy and inference skills. Originally designed for a Year 7 class, this resource uses a fun and familiar short story to introduce analytical writing skills in an engaging and accessible way. This resource includes: Pre-reading vocabulary task to build confidence and understanding Reading comprehension with answers to support guided or independent study Inference activities using images and text to develop deeper thinking Analytical writing tasks, including PEE paragraph practice and a role-play activity where students write as a police officer investigating the scene Creative writing extension inviting students to complete the cliffhanger – What do you think happened to Billy Weaver? Available in both PDF and .docx formats for easy editing and printing.

English Literary Devices & Terminology Posters – 23 Poster Set (PDF) Liven up your English classroom and support student learning with this set of 23 vibrant posters, each featuring a key literary device or English terminology. Perfect for display boards, walls, or revision corners, these posters are designed to be both visually appealing and informative. Each poster includes a clear, student-friendly definition—ideal for reinforcing core concepts in reading, writing, and literary analysis. What’s included: 23 unique posters covering a range of literary devices and key English terms High-quality PDF file ready for instant print Suitable for secondary classrooms (KS3/KS4) or adaptable for other levels Perfect for: Classroom displays GCSE English revision Daily reference during lessons Independent learning zones Create an engaging, print-ready learning environment with this stylish and useful classroom resource!

**Introductory presentation to GCSE NEA TV Briefs (Sitcoms and Sci-fi) ** Includes codes and conventions of both genres and useful representation theories that students should be encouraged to include in their statement of aims. 38 page presentation (17 of those pages are images of genre examples) Files available: PDF, Keynote and PowerPoint