A-level Media Studies Knowledge organisers for all four key concepts and Long term scheme. These are packed full of all the info you’re students need for the four key concepts of Media Language, Representation, Audiences and Industries. This includes key theorists, key quotations to use in exam and terminology.

Packed full of all the important information your students need to know about the key concepts of Media Language, Audiences, Industries and Representation. Also, download my free homework tasks that go with these.

GCSE Macbeth unit – 15 complete lessons to follow the play up to Act 4 A scheme of work on Macbeth with over 15 challenging lessons. These are lesson packets in the style of ‘Teach like a Champion’. Most lessons have a recall quiz at the start which interleaves the learning throughout the unit. The lessons all have Exit Tickets too. There is a mix of discussion, reading, explaining, modelling, paired work, videos, images, etc. These are great to print off and get going. They help students relax as they can see the lesson laid out in front of them. There is a wealth of research on this method and best of all it’s not death by powerpoint! This resource would be great for cover lessons too as well as homework/revision, however they are meant to used in class with a teacher leading the way.

An introduction to analysing unseen poetry for English literature. Included are the poems for analysis. I don’t claim to own the poems and they are not included for the price.

7 Lesson packets to introduce or recap Media studies main concepts - great for lesson mapping or homework. Suitable for Eduqas Media studies course, however 6 lessons can be used for any media studies course.

4 lessons on Media studies language with fun tasks and lots of visuals and extension tasks.

A lesson to introduce the GCSE Media studies course from Eduqas with fun tasks to move about the classroom.

A selection of powerpoints on audience theories with challenging tasks

Eduqas A-level Media studies taster lesson on binary opposites. You’ll need a selection of magazines for the lesson.

A introductory lesson to Eduqas a-level media course. Also included is two transition projects for year 11s and year 12s to complete before they begin in September.

Fun introductory lessons to Shakespeare and his language to help students through some of the points rarely broken down for them. Suitable for year 6 onwards.

A fun lesson on semi-colons, which includes a scientific progress report task. Appropriate for year 7 onwards. Could be used as an intervention or cover lesson.

TIP TOP, PEE, PEEL PEEKL, PETER, PETAL… which type of paragraph is best? These are some resources to help with paragraphing.

A fun lesson on the fundamentals of non-fiction analysis. Appropriate for year 5 and onwards.

Two lessons on typical grammar mistakes made by students. Could be used in intervention lessons or between units or even cover lessons. Appropriate for year 7 onwards.

A fun and silly lesson on speech marks. Pimp up your punctuation lessons! Can be used on classes from year 7 onwards.

2 lesson ideas on tense. Can be used on year 7 onwards if you identify that they need it.

A lesson to improve sentence constructions. Could be used as a one-off lesson between schemes of work or a filler or a cover lesson. Appropriate for year 7 - 9.

A scheme of work for Dickens ‘A Christmas Carol’ for GCSE or equivalent level students. These are lesson packets in the style of ‘Teach like a Champion’. Mix up the work with paired, group and individual work. All the stuff you need is on the sheets, just time the students and circulate so you can pick up any misconceptions. Get students to write these in pencil so they can correct mistakes as they go. These can also be used as revision. These are what I use and I’ve had excellent results. Give yourself and the students a break from powerpoints. Keep up the great work.

This is the crime drama scheme I use and have had excellent results. These are lesson packets in the style of ‘Teach like a Champion’. They are good to go. Time the tasks for the students and circulate. These are great for a whole bunch of reasons e.g. you can see if the students are looking at the right page, you can see quickly if they have completed the tasks, they can use pencils and correct their answers, if students aren’t in put this in their folder and you’ll see when they are complete easily. Adapt and change elements if necessary.