Quotes from the play Macbeth, grouped by theme.

A range of quotations from the novella Animal Farm, grouped by theme.

Qoutes for each of the poems in the AQA Love and Relationships cluster, grouped by theme.

‘How does Priestley present female characters in An Inspector Calls?’ A lesson designed to help students plan and answer the question above.

A lesson designed to help students plan a response to AQA’s Language Paper 2, Question 5.

Quotations for each of the poems in the AQA Conflict and Power cluster, grouped by theme.

A range of quotations from the novella Animal Farm, grouped by character.

‘How does Shakespeare explore ideas of masculinity in Macbeth?’ A lesson designed to help students plan and write a response to the question above.

Revision lesson (including worksheet) for the poem The Charge of the Light Brigade by Alfred Tennyson.

A range of tasks designed to aid students in their revision of the text A Christmas Carol in preparation for AQA’S GCSE Literature Paper 1. Includes: True/False quizzes for each stave Comprehension questions for each stave Spelling words for each stave

Seven extract questions to be used when preparing for AQA Literature Paper 1.

Four sample essays answering the question 'How does Shakespeare explore ideas of masculinity in ‘Macbeth’? Written by students Unseen question answered under exam conditions Extract included Typed exactly as written by students, including errors These are not model essays, but can be used in conjunction with the mark scheme to evaluate and discuss student work

To be used for AQA Language Paper 1 Lessons based on an extract from the novel The Road, by Cormac McCarthy. Includes a reading of the source using Lemov’s Close Reading strategy.

A range of quotations from the play The Tempest, grouped by character.

How does Priestly use Eva Smith to present poverty in An Inspector Calls? A lesson designed to help students plan and write an essay answering the question above.

Eight AQA Language Paper 1, Question 5 example questions.

‘How does Priestley present his political views through the Inspector’s final speech?’ A lesson designed to help students plan and write a response to the question above.

Students read and analyse a letter JB Priestley wrote from the trenches in WW1. This is then used, along with excerpts from his memoir, to understand how the experience had an effect on his political beliefs and writing.

A range of quotations from the novel The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, grouped by character.

Six extract questions based around the theme of family in the play Romeo and Juliet. To be used in preparation for the AQA GCSE English Literature Paper 1.