15 lessons introducing the EDUQAS GCSE English Language Component 2 specification. A range of engaging activities for all learners addressing each question, developing in difficulty as the topic develops. Consideration of language devices, structural analysis, evaluation skills and techniques needed for transactional writing (Section B). Would work well for KS3 as an introduction or KS4 as a gentle reminder as they move further in to the GCSE.

Range of activities and tasks based around the topic ‘shipwrecked’. Addressing reading comprehension and writing skills; inform, explain, describe, advise, persuade and argue. Full tasks that could last a year as homework or used as stimulus within the classroom.

Full unit of lessons focusing on creative writing with the topic aimed at important places that have been memorable. The focus is aimed at the AQA image stimulus and preparing pupils for this visual description and how to build imagery and engagement.

A range of over 100+ slides addressing different sonnets preparing pupils to analyse language, form, structure, writer’s viewpoint and the overall effect in preparation for the GCSE poetry topic. This would be suitable for KS3 as an introduction or KS4 as a development of unseen/seen poetry examples.

An amazing 160 slide powerpoint detailing a course of over 20 lessons with SOW, assessments and resources to match. Perfect for KS3 or KS4 with a range of engaging activities and tasks, clearly differentiated to suit all learners.

Full powerpoint of over 140 slides covering over 20 lessons including a full SOW to support, resources that link to key characters and watching the film. Also includes two mini assessments to do at different points throughout the topic. Excellent for KS3 or KS4 as addresses many of the extract and whole text analysis questions for Literature and Language.

120 slides equating to over 15 lessons based on the topic ‘A TV programme that you love or loathe’. This has been a great tiopic of discussion at KS3/4 for pupils to prepare for their speaking and listening assessments and build confidence over an area of interest!

A poster perfect for students to revise key skills either in school or at home. Key skills needed on one side and then example exam questions on the back for each style of writing.

Perfect as a homework task, cover work booklet or revision tool for KS4. A range of literacy skills addressed focusing on punctuation, vocabulary and sentence types. Also focuses on descriptive writing using images as a stimulus and improving/developing pieces of descriptive writing.

50+ slides addressing each element of transactional writing; inform, explain, describe, persuade, argue and advise. Also focuses on different formats of writing such as report writing, articles, letters and much more. Perfect for KS3 as an introduction or KS4 as a revision tool!

A range of slides where pupils will see short sections of an extract and they will need to quickly find as many devices as possible; either on whiteboards, post-it notes or in books. Some answers will then be given. A great starter, plenary or introduction to language devices to check their understanding so far. Suitable for KS3 or KS4 as the difficulty ranges as the slides develop.

Two full hour lessons focusing on Component 1 Section B; writing to describe. A range of interactive activities, modelled examples, mark scheme analysis and assessment style planning and questions.

Two full hour lessons focusing on the skills needed when writing to advise; devices needed, structural techniques, skills and key advice for the GCSE. Suitable for KS3 and KS4.

Two full hour lessons focusing on the skills needed when writing to argue; devices needed, structural techniques, skills and key advice for the GCSE. Suitable for KS3 and KS4.

Two full hour lessons on persuasive writing; developing key skills using device acronyms, video clips and revision guide support. Suitable for KS3 being introduced to the GCSE, KS4 or as a revision tool for Year 11.

20 full hour lessons on King Lear, suitable as an introduction to Shakespeare at KS3 or for a more developed analysis at KS4. Focused on character development, language analysis, key themes and plot development with a range of interactive tasks and activities.

Range of 15+ lessons as revision of key character, themes, quotation banks, contextual information and essay writing skills.

Booklets for an interactive murder mystery lesson. New characters created to enable whole class participation- a great ice-breaker or drama focused lesson engaing with key characters and relationships.