A PowerPoint Presentation/Lesson (KS3) based on UNDERSTANDING and RECOGNISING various SOUND DEVICES including ALLITERATION, ONOMATOPOEIA and SIBILANCE in relation to the theme ‘Around the World’. Particular focus on SPAG, creating SENTENCES using these devices and recognising and EXPLAINING their EFFECT in the poem ‘Blessing’ (Imtiaz Dharkar).

A user-friendly resource outlining the main FUNCTIONS of the DASH. Includes tasks based on clear model examples of when to use this form of punctuation correctly.

An easy-to-follow PowerPoint Lesson/Presentation focusing on IDENTIFYING and CREATING METAPHORS in POETRY. Includes a SPAG activity (KS3 Level), an EXAMPLE of a relevant POEM together with various TASKS and CHALLENGES based on METAPHORS. Students are finally given the opportunity to create their own POEMS using METAPHORS with the help of a choice of given topics.

A Selection of FICTION and NON-FICTION TEXTS based on the THEME of ‘LOVE THROUGH THE AGES’. Suitable for KS3 LEVEL and are geared towards preparing students for KS4 and the EDUQAS GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE SYLLABUS (COMPONENTS 1 and 2). Specific focus on A01 simple comprehension questions including a SPAG focused question. Fantastic resources to set as HOMEWORK TASKS or as part of SCHEMES OF WORK based on the THEME of ‘LOVE THROUGH THE AGES’. Texts include a SPEECH based on Friendship, a LETTER from a soldier to his wife during WW1 together with an EXTRACT based on Michael Caine’s personal experiences of being an evacuee during WW2.

A handy resource based on creating PEE Paragraphs on the character of Lennie in 'Of Mice and Men' for Literature coursework or controlled assessments. Includes useful words and phrases to help create PEE paragraphs, an example of a PEE Paragraph, the structure and themes of the novel and a possible essay plan .

A detailed PowerPoint Presentation/Revision Aid based on USEFUL VOCABULARY, STRUCTURAL DEVICES, THEMES and LANGUAGE TECHNIQUES used in the play in preparation for the IGCSE EDUQAS LITERATURE Examination, COMPONENT 1, SECTION A (Shakespeare). Included is a well-structured model PEELE PARAGRAPH together with an EXAMPLE of a typical examination question.

A simple table and gap-filling exercise focusing on WORD FAMILIES and the CONVERSION of PARTS OF SPEECH (based on NOUNS, ADJECTIVES, VERBS and ADVERBS). A great resource which includes HANDY TIPS to enable students to successfully identify and convert PARTS OF SPEECH.

Another easy-to-follow PowerPoint Lesson/Presentation focusing on IDENTIFYING and using PRESENT PARTICIPLES in CREATIVE WRITING. Includes a SPAG activity (KS3 Level), an EXAMPLE of a relevant and well-known POEM (‘Island Man’by Grace Nicholls) together with various TASKS and CHALLENGES based on using PRESENT PARTICIPLES. Students are finally given the opportunity to create their own POEMS using PRESENT PARTICIPLES with the help of a choice of given topics.

A Selection of FICTION and NON-FICTION TEXTS based on the THEME of ‘ADVENTURE’. Suitable for KS3 LEVEL and are geared towards preparing students for KS4 and the EDUQAS GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE SYLLABUS (COMPONENTS 1 and 2). Specific focus on A01 simple comprehension questions including a SPAG focused question. Fantastic resources to set as HOMEWORK TASKS or as part of SCHEMES OF WORK based on the THEME of ‘ADVENTURE’. Texts include current ARTICLES on The South Pole and Rafting, FICTIONAL EXTRACTS on ‘A Walk in the Woods’ and Louis Sachar’s novel ‘Holes’ together with a DIARY ENTRY based on an ‘Adventure through the Rainforest’.

A useful handout with a selection of historical, social and contextual detail based on the novel. Handy for GCSE/’A’ Level English Literature coursework/controlled assessments and can be integrated into students' PEE Paragraphs and Literature essay structures.

A useful Powerpoint Presentation based on the iGCSE Cambridge English Language Extended Tier Exam (0500/0522). Some handy advice and tips for students preparing for Questions 1, 2 and 3.

An easy-to-follow PowerPoint Lesson/Presentation focusing on IDENTIFYING and DESCRIBING the EFFECT of ALLITERATION in POETRY. Includes a SPAG activity (KS3 Level), EXAMPLES of relevant POEMS together with various TASKS and CHALLENGES based on ALLITERATION. Students are finally given the opportunity to create their own POEMS using ALLITERATION with the help of a choice of given topics.

A step-by-step guideline/essay plan based on the theme of APPEARANCE VS REALITY in the play ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ with particular focus on Act 3, scene 2. Includes a QUOTE BANK and reference to STRUCTURAL and LANGUAGE TECHNIQUES used in the play. A handy resource in preparation for any Key Stage 4/GCSE English Literature assignment/ or piece of coursework.

TWO Eduqas GCSE English Language, Component 1 Practice Examination Papers (20th Century Literature Reading and Creative Prose Writing). Typical examination questions based on both Sections A and B with close focus on both the READING and WRITING requirements of this component (Section A and B). Questions assess A01, A02, A04, A05 and A06 in accordance with the expected Eduqas examination criteria. These can be used as MOCK papers as part of students’ revision in preparation for the examination.

Another useful worksheet which provides suggested EXAMPLE PARAGRAPHS in response to the EFFECT of STRUCTURAL TECHNIQUES in poetry. Based on the war poems from the Eduqas Poetry Anthology: ‘The Manhunt’, ‘Mametz Wood’, ‘Dulce et Decorum Est’ and ‘The Soldier’. A step-by-step guide using EXAMPLES to DESCRIBE and COMPARE Structural Techniques in poetry, TWO TASKS (which could be tweaked) and some USEFUL WAR POETRY VOCABULARY to aid students in their explanations of EFFECT.

ANOTHER EDUQAS GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE COMPONENT 2 PRACTICE EXAMINATION PAPER (NON-FICTION and TRANSACTIONAL TEXTS). Section A focuses on ‘The Natural Landscape’ and includes a 21st CENTURY ONLINE NEWS ARTICLE based on Wind Farms and a 19th CENTURY LETTER written in 1818 by the famous ROMANTIC POET, JOHN KEATS to his younger brother, Tom Keats, during a walking tour of Scotland. Includes typical EXAMINATION QUESTIONS based on BOTH texts. Section B focuses on the same THEME and this time, students are expected to write A FORMAL LETTER and a GUIDE accordingly. Both sections meet the required Assessment Objectives according to the current Eduqas Examination Criteria.

TWO more Eduqas iGCSE English Language, Component 1 Practice Examination Papers (20th Century Literature Reading and Creative Prose Writing). Typical examination questions based on both Sections A and B with close focus on both the READING and WRITING requirements of this component. Extracts in Section A are based on the novels ‘Through the Tunnel’ by Doris Lessing and ‘The Outsiders’ by SE Hinton. Questions assess A01, A02, A04, A05 and A06 in accordance with the expected Eduqas examination criteria. These can be used as MOCK papers as part of students revision in preparation for the examination.

An Eduqas iGCSE English Language, Component 2a (19th and 21st Century Non-Fiction Texts Reading) Practice Examination Paper based on the theme of PHONES. Includes a 19th Century Advertisement: ‘The Acoustic Telephone’, a controversial 21st Century Magazine Article: ‘Why I Can Survive Without a Smartphone’ and typical Component 2a examination questions based on both texts.

A NEW EDUQAS GCSE ENGLISH LANGUAGE COMPONENT 2 PRACTICE EXAMINATION PAPER (NON-FICTION and TRANSACTIONAL TEXTS). Section A focuses on the THEME of ‘ABORIGINAL LIFE’ and includes a 19th CENTURY DIARY ENTRY written by an Aboriginal Hunter, a 21st CENTURY EXTRACT from an ARTICLE based on funds needed for Aboriginal funerals and typical EXAMINATION QUESTIONS based on BOTH texts. Section B focuses on the same THEME and students are expected to write both a SPEECH and a FORMAL LETTER accordingly. Both sections meet the required Assessment Objectives according to the current Eduqas Examination Criteria.

A selection of SOPHISTICATED VOCABULARY which includes INTERESTING NOUNS, ADJECTIVES, VERBS and ADVERBS to aid students’ CREATIVE WRITING SKILLS. Ideal resources which could be LAMINATED and DISTRIBUTED around the classroom as LITERACY WORD MATS to enable students to produce more successful RESPONSES in any CREATIVE WRITING TASK. Includes a TASK for students to REWRITE an extract using the NEW VOCABULARY. Suitable for both KS3 and KS4.