A booklet of work designed for transition years and literacy style interventions for weaker students. While aimed at Year 7 transition groups it does well for a good year 5/6 or a weaker year 8/9. The booklet takes students through the mystery of the Highwayman and encourages to read the poems, letters and profiles of the people involved. They must in turn help determine and catch the real Highwayman through a range of their literacy skills. The resource is a good quality intervention or short unit of work designed to be engaging and themed around events and locations in history. Not sure? Have a look at my other free resources, I believe in good quality resources and the impact these have on teaching students.

A workbook which contains a sequence of lessons, activities, spelling tests and an assessed piece for students at a KS3 level. Students explore language techniques, article writing, writer’s purpose and their own writing skills across this unit which should last a half term. Some additional articles are included as tangents or for deeper practice. Please feel free to sample some of my free resources for an indication of the standard of work produced here, the booklet itself is near 40 pages and contains suggestions for the teacher on how they can adapt or extend the task, starters main tasks and explanations.

A booklet with a collection of basic spelling and grammar activities and spelling tests. Ideal for low level students, homework or tutor time/extension activities.

As the name says, this is a guide/textbook of the major elements of criminal law taught in most A levels and BTEC courses. The booklet can be given to students, taught from or to help provide a structure to your course. It contains detailed explanations of the major offences, their elements, cases and often gives revision aids and questions or tasks to achieve.

A range of articles and questions which can be set as homework or classwork to help students practice comprehension and extracting information from non fiction texts. The articles are of course not me own and those freely available online. This is just a time saving resource.

Aimed at the GCSE AQA Media spec, the booklets contain resources and tasks to help students cover most of the major areas of the spec and the materials provided. Although some texts will change over each year those pages are easily omitted or make for excellent introductory material. A pack of resources including. -Revision Guide for Year 11 Media studies with range of tasks for all texts -Guide which covers most of the initial topics with information and tasks as a Unit of Work -A Homemade exam paper -A brief overview of the units and content for students Please feel free to check out some of my free resources to get a taste of what I make before you buy.

A self contained guide and tasks in textbook form on the law of Tort, ideal for post 16 students of A level or BTEC.

20+ PowerPoint lessons, 10+ mock revision exam style questions, revision checklists, a copy of my (yes this can be found free separately) guide. Please be advise that video links etc do change with time and I would recommend bookmarking the BBC and you tube clips around this in advance. Not sure this is what you want? Check out my free resources (including the guide attached) and hopefully you can decide if you want the power points to accompany it.

A booklet covering many of the essential pre production skills, language and formats. The work is ideal for BTEC or A level students embarking on a film project who need to plan and prepare their piece..

A simple work book ideal as a revision resource or a week + unit of work revising transactional writing. The booklet contains 4 letters, 2 articles and a speech for students to analyse, it also includes a range of tasks for them to perform and a key word grid at the back. This resource is ideally used as exam preparation for students who simply need to get more experience in reading and writing in these areas.

A booklet which explores with tasks transnational writing, this can be a self contained unit of work or a homework. Includes exam examples and support work.

This Booklet is designed to support staff and students through the topic. It makes an excellent revision guide and can be used to support lessons and promote independent learning. The booklet contains detailed explanations of each aspect of the law, relevant cases and questions to promote learning. Note, the page layout is designed for printing a double sided booklet.

A full set of powerpoint lessons, a 30+ page revision textbook. Worksheets, full copy of the play and visual story. Aimed at the GCSE teaching of Macbeth for KS4. I pride myself on the quality of the materials I produce, I dont charge high prices because I dont agree with paying £10 for a wordsearch. If you need to check before you buy have a look at some of my free revision guides for a sample of the quality and depth. Enjoy.

A series of powerpoints which explore the context and then each part of the play, with mock exam development and exam elements. A revision guide which contains extracts and tasks and works well as a homework or even in class studying. A copy of the text, just for your ease, this can be found freely anywhere online anyway. My resources are high quality and I would invite people to check out the standard and quality of many of my free pieces before you buy. I never charge more than this and I don’t charge for things seperately, I give you everything I use myself.

A set of extracts from texts, accompanying lessons, a set of starters with short extracts for quickfire analysis and a booklet which leads students through the exam paper with tips and tricks to help. A useful self contained unit of work ideal for GCSE students working through the exams. ideal for use as homework, assessment and as a whole unit. Feel free to check out my other free materials as a sample of the work I produce before you buy.

The Guide is one which introduces and makes reference to a wide range of language related features and ideas which are ideal to introduce early in the course. As well as a few synthesized lists of theorists and key terms there are also diagrams and exemplars which help explain some of the trickier ideas around phonetics and grammar as well as discourse or pragmatics. Following this is a little book of extracts for early language analysis, posters, blogs etc which articulate language in action. Lastly some mock exam questions and papers, especially on accent and sociolect for students to practice or to set as mocks. Not sure if this is for you? Check out my free resources and you will see the standard and quality I choose to work at, hopefully this will reassure you that you will get value for money and not a quick worksheet copied off Wikipedia!

This booklet leads students through a series of lessons, ideal for a mix of abilities as the work can be stretched to meet the needs of the class. Also makes an ideal homework or cover piece.

A Booklet with a range of Non fiction articles in pairs and appropriate questions based on the material of Language paper 2. In addition, key words and guides to help students as they build. Makes for excellent homework or in class work. Feel free to check out some of my free resources for a sample of my work before you buy.

A booklet with activities, resources and information which functions well as revision or a scheme of work. Aimed at teaching the verbal stages (so pre writing) of language acquisition in children.

A 69 Page Guide, contains detailed context on Science, Victorian Culture and Religion/Nature. Continues with Chapter by Chapter summaries (double page with vocab tests and answers, theme character and setting as well as key questions and points to remember). Then Summary of key characters and Themes with some quotes and 6 model Exam style questions and 2 sample answers. Unsure if this is value for money? Check out some of my free resources first, this is even better then them and I take pride on the quality of any resource I publish.