Variety of words that would be useful for children sitting the eleven plus/11+/entrance exams to learn. Fun workbook and worksheet activities like finding synonyms and antonyms. Hours of fun and 300 new words to extend their vocabulary. Can be used to extend Key Stage 3 vocabulary.

A variety of year 3 and Year 4 spelling words. They can copy, repeat - suduku - word search and lots more in a fun way to learn these lower Key stage 2 spellings. Each set of spellings are in blocks of ten.

Year 7 and 8 spellings in a booklet, workbook form - lots of games, word search, matching spelling with definitions etc.

A complete bank of words that Key Stage 1 students should know by the time they leave Year 2. Words and activities start for Reception, then Year 1 then Year 2. 10 words per activity page, including word search, tracing and copying.

All the National Curriculum spellings for Year 5 & Year 6. Helps them learn some of the spellings from the NC list through games like word search and suduku.

A colourful, easy-to-use revision poster covering all 15 poems in the new Eduqas GCSE Poetry Anthology (first examination 2027). Students can quickly identify strong poem connections across key themes including nature, relationships, identity, conflict, power, time and mortality. Includes comparison ideas, key thematic links and comparative sentence starters – ideal for revision, essay planning, classroom displays or independent study. Perfect for Year 10/11 students preparing for the new 2027 Eduqas specification.

Examples of plots, characters, themes, essay collection. Really great workbook for the children to do themselves or as homework - or in class. Please note that the PEE/PQA example on the latter page does not include quotations - this is to avoid any copyright infringement. Please remind children that they must include quotations. This workbook will help them improve their understanding and become a reliable resource for studying and to study from.

Colour coded named quotations and analysis for characters and plot within My Name is Leon - GCSE book.

39 Extracts with wider questions following on. Ideal for GCSE prep.

23 extract based questions, 35 wider whole novel questions on My Name is Leon by Kit De Waal. Wider whole novel My Name is Leon questions are similar but not identical to those found in the AQA exam. Tried and tested extract based questions that help assess comprehension. Equally, wider questions are similar to those seen in exams.

23x extract, 35x wider GCSE exam style questions, AQA style. Wider questions are good for Edexcel. Covers the whole novel. For Copyright reasons, the extracts are not included in the document and instead page numbers to the only available copy of the book, is supplied instead. The GCSEs will not give them an extract and instead just a choice of two questions - no text available. The comprehension and extract inclusion is provided for in-class work/discussions/comprehension opportunities. After each extract, the wider question is offered - which is more similar to that given in the GCSEs exams.

For Year 11 students or students that have already read the whole book once. Scheme of work covering 13 weeks, can be condensced or elongated. Additional supporting documents provided like how to write a strong PEE using characters as the focal point. Covers themes.

29 extracts with two questions per extract: one on the extract and one on the wider novella as a whole - just like they’ll get for their GCSE exams. Similar style to AQA but can be altered to suit all exam boards.