The first ten chapters of “Jane Eyre” by Charlotte Bronte are ideal for detailed character analysis work in Key Stage 3. This convenient booklet allows for detailed highlighting and annotating of language techniques and structural devices by students.

A ready made journal which will encourage students in years 6-8 to read on a regular basis and respond to the texts they have read. A questionnaire at the beginning will give teachers a sense of the student’s reading culture. Each lesson students set a target for reading and when they have completed reading the text, they complete an activity. Great for keen and reluctant readers!

This ready to use examination question on Inspector Goole, includes additional bullet points and a planning grid to support middle and lower ability students. Save yourself time with this practice question. The paper has space to write the answer so you won’t need to collect exercise books.

The plot in 15 points! Encouraging students to memorise the key events in each act is an important foundation for being able to write essays about the play.

Included with the question are additional bullet points and a planning grid with pages for writing the essay. This will save you time and having to collect in exercise books!

12 key quotations for Inspector Goole with context and the all important language analysis. Prompts on the front and quotations on the back. Simply print on card, cut in half horizontally, stick blank sides together and trim. Save yourself and your students hours and hours of work!!

These comprehensive, time-saving notes on Eva Smith from “An Inspector Calls” will save you hours of work. The resource comprises three pages of comprehensive notes designed to support effective essay writing, leading to higher student grades.

A beautifuly illustrated, full colour, ready to use lesson in PowerPoint format, designed to ensure that students in KS3 understand core contextual information about Victorian England understand the influence of the patriarchy explore and understand the theme of education develop reading skills. Victorian context booklet with high level vocabulary included.

A beautifuly illustrated, full colour, ready to use lesson in PowerPoint format, designed to ensure that students in KS3 understand language techniques used in chapter 2 to decribe the red room understand how writers use symbols develop language analysis skills

A beautifuly illustrated, full colour, ready to use lesson in PowerPoint format, designed to ensure that students in KS3 understand core information about the life of Charlotte Bronte understand the storyline for the start of chapter 1 and develop language analysis skills

This full colour beautifully illustrated lesson plan in PowerPoint format for students in KS3 will ensure full student engagement and a clear understanding of the relationship between Jane and John Reed the development of a sophisticated vocabulary and the development of summarising skills.

Beautifully designed, clear and detailed lesson plan for Act 1 scenes two and three where we first encounter General Othello. Included are extracts key quotations in a useful table class reading tables helpful colour illustrations and questions for reflections

A full colour stunning PowerPoint lesson with key contextual information for the study of “Othello”. 29 Slides covering the life of William Shakespeare the Globe theatre the Moors the Turkish and the war in Cyprus a quiz and more!

A complete lesson for Act 1 Scene 1 in a convenient stunning full colour PowerPoint. Included is summary of Act 1 scene 1 and scene 2 Class readers slide Questions for consideration

A detailed lesson plan in the form of a full colour, fully illustrated ready-to- use PowerPoint, complete with character quotations, language analysis, a planned essay, a simple but powerful essay framework which can be used for a range of essays and a GCSE style question paper.

An essential collection of five context information worksheets to support students in gaining maximum marks for A03 when answering the GCSE literature question on “A Christmas Carol”. Ideal for group work with students in one of five groups having to summarise the information and make a five minute presentation on the key points to the whole class.

These detailed but accessible character study notes encourage students to address A02 ( writer’s use of language techniques, structural devices and dramatic devices). Lots of students are strong on recalling the story but struggle with identifying and commenting on the language techniques and structural devices for the quotations used in their essays.

Two beautifully presented lesson plans with a focus on patriarchy and the imposing character of Mr Brocklehurst. Students will be fully engaged in developing their understanding of the challenges for white middle-class women in the Victorian era who didn’t have an inheritance so needed to support themselves and turned to writing and How Charlotte Bronte constructs the character of Mr Brocklehurst.

This engaging revision lesson includes a beautifully presented and time-saving lesson PowerPoint a ready to go GCSE examination practice question paper on Mrs Birling 5 pages of level 9 notes on Mrs Birling to boost students’ grades

Students must be able to master the skill of analysing language for GCSE literature and language. This easy to understand but comprehensive infographic is a simple but really helpful tool for helping students remember exactly what they need to do to successfully analyse language, An essential tool for every English teacher.