Different pictures relating to MARIAGE POUR TOUS or MANIF POUR TOUS. Idea of activity: stick the photos around the classroom; students walk around with a pen of a different colour and write their thoughts/opinions about each photo and react to what the others are writing too. At the end: discussion around what they have written.

Project: pupils create their ideal job and have to write a job description and the portrait of the ideal candidate. Idea of follow-up: other students choose one of the jobs created by their classmates and write an application letter for it.

PowerPoint to practise the perfect tense linked to past activities.

Article published on 15/03/2016 which explains the importance and issues linked to trade unions in France. Included: -Worksheet of questions (straight forward questions)

This worksheet goes with an interview of LOUANE. It also gives the opportunity to students to do some research on “Les Victoires de la musique”. Fits in A-Level Year 1 (La musique francophone contemporaine)

Pupils have to read the AS essay title, then the bullet points of guidance. Then, they need to match up the content paragraphs below to the corresponding bullet points. Ideal to trigger discussions or more detailed plans in French to be done as a follow-up. Created from AQA AS-Level past papers and specifications, as well as the mark schemes.

Students have to make some research about a strike that recently happened in France. This slide will help them organise their research and create their oral presentation.

Worksheet that goes with the following video from the Journal Télévisé (France 2): http://www.francetvinfo.fr/replay-jt/france-2/20-heures/jt-de-20h-du-dimanche-16-octobre-2016_1864079.html (7'15 to 9'14) Possible to link with Pre-U French syllabus or first year of A-Level

Article from FranceInfo with a worksheet of questions, aimed at Sixth Formers for the topic of tourism.

One slide with ideas of simple questions for them to create a dialogue. Good activity to start the year in order to get to know the students, whislt they practise their speaking skills.

READING AND LISTENING COMPREHENSION Based on an article and a small radio extract from France Inter. Three exercises: -Synonyms for vocabulary -Comprehension questions -Listening comprehension questions You will find the link to the article and listening on the students’ worksheet; the second file is the correction. Suited for Year 12/Year 13 studying immigration and discriminations.

Sheet of questions in English on "Le Petit Nicolas - On a fait un journal" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOevfR9wNEA

Students stand up and walk around the classroom to ask these questions to their classmates. Good activity to start a lesson. They must then talk about their classmates' answers as part of a feedback discussion.

Students walk around the classroom with this sheet and fill it in with the answers of the other students. Good activity to start a lesson.

Worksheet of questions on chapter 2 of “Candide” (Voltaire). You might need to change the lines if you have a different edition of the book.

One slide with different sentences about sport in different tenses. Highlights the use of the verb FAIRE with the different prepositions (du, de la...)

A sheet for pupils to understand the context around the chapters of “le tremblement de Lisbonne” in “Candide”. This worksheet presents both the reactions of Voltaire and Rousseau following the earthquake.

Good starter or plenary activity after having worked on how to form questions in French.

Classified by alphabetical order.

Worksheet of grammar exercises on the topic of the Internet. Grammar covered: Verbs + à / de / nothing Pronouns (direct & indirect; y and en; stressed pronouns) translation Aimed at Sixth Formers.