A full series of lessons with examples and discrete skills teaching which prepares students for an extended piece of writing. Use this in conjunction with my DIRT Feedback and mark scheme Power Point to maximise your impact!

A series of lessons preparing students for a long writing task. The lessons focus upon discrete skills with ready made examples. There is also a mark scheme and a DIRT Feedback presentation to maximise the learning!

A bundle of really useful pracice exam questions. Each one has a sample answer and a crib sheet to help break the question down.

Full set of lessons leading to a long writing task. It also includes example responses, a mark scheme and peer assessment. A huge time saver! The Power Point takes you through each lesson with carefully structured activities. No planning required. You can also use KS2 NC mark schemes for writing with this.

A series of fully resourced lessons with examples which build towards a piece of extended creative writing.

A very hastily thrown together worksheet on Amanda Gorman’s inauguration poem yesterday. Hope it works for you!

A power point guiding students through A Portable Paradise by Roger Robinson. It includes some (hopefully!) fun activities.

A simple powerpoint with activities on this brilliant poem. Suitable for low ability/younger learners.

A simple sheet that students can stick in their books to guide peer assessment. Comes with a comment bank too.

A simple peer assessment sheet for students to use when looking at summaries (Useful for AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2). Comes with a comment bank.

A simple power point and worksheet focusing on different types of nouns.

A series of three lessons to help with induction/tutor time/stand alone English lessons for Year 7. I used this successfully with a very low ability group.

A handy crib sheet for whole school feedback sessions. Can be shared with students.

Full powerpoint with activities: all ready to go!

A simple writing frame I used with my Year 7 class to write an essay on the poem I Remember, I Remember by Thomas Hood. Focuses upon reading for meaning, PEE and essay writing. The first resource I've ever posted so feedback gratefully received!

A simple template that students can use to create their own knowledge organisers for characters. Great for active revision!

Two sample questions based upon extracts from Chapter One and Four. Sample answers are included for the first two questions.

Two Lessons which focus upon the presentation and purpose of the witches in Macbeth in Act One

A fun, interactive lesson on story writing using Jason and The Argonaughts as an example.

Some really easy ways to build differentiation into your everyday teaching with barely any effort!

A collection of really useful tasks which you can develop, decorate and edit as you please. A brilliant timesaver!