Students are asked to make a chain of words in order to create their own Shakespeare inspired insult.

In this lesson, students read Chapter 2 and explore the mystery surrounding the will. They also analyse the way that Mr Hyde is first introduced to the reader, through a grid of colour differentiated tasks.

This is an analysis lesson for the Farmer’s Bride.

The lesson encourages students to explore Ralph’s style of leadership and to consider his role in depicting democracy in the novel.

This sheet can be used for students to record more impressive synonyms for bland vocabulary choices.

This cards match a quotation to an image in order for students to learn key quotations that can be used in their literature exams.

This group work lesson enables students to explore the way that masculinity is presented in the play. It is best suited to mid-top ability groups. Students should be split into groups and the differentiated tasks to complete, including a literary criticism activity for the most able.

In this lesson, students analyse the way that marriage is presented and use historical context to support their interpretations.

These are a set of exam style questions with planning space. They can be used a revision activity, main activity in a lesson, a homework task or as part of a revision pack.

This is a template that students can use to organise their revision. It encourages them to plan precisely what they will cover and how they will revise. It also gives them space to record useful sites and resources.

This cards match a quotation to an image in order for students to learn key quotations that can be used in their literature exams.

This cards match a quotation to an image in order for students to learn key quotations that can be used in their literature exams.

This cards match a quotation to an image in order for students to learn key quotations that can be used in their literature exams.

This cards match a quotation to an image in order for students to learn key quotations that can be used in their literature exams.

This lesson enables students to analyse the monster’s reaction to his own reaction through differentiated tasks. You will need a set of mirrors for this lesson.

This paper uses an extract from the novel ‘Girl on the Train’ to assess Language Paper 1 skills.

This acts as a Language Paper 1 assessment and provides a cover sheet to allow students to reflect on their feedback.

This cards match a quotation to an image in order for students to learn key quotations that can be used in their literature exams.

This cards match a quotation to an image in order for students to learn key quotations that can be used in their literature exams.

This is a pack of exam style questions to help students to prepare for ‘An Inspector Calls’ exam tasks. Each sheet includes space for students to plan their response. They can be used as main activities, homework tasks, starter tasks or as part of student revision packs.