A resource for KS4 GCSE English Literature students studying Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Students have the opportunity to make detailed notes on the chapter based on a close reading of the text.

This resource is suitable for AS and A2 students preparing for final exams. It encourages students to organise their notes under headings which aid their memory prior to exams.

24 posters with quotes on anti racism. This resource can be used for Black History Month to explore black lives matter, identity, racism etc. These posters can be used from KS3 to KS5 to discuss and analyse values and beliefs.

This resource will suit GCSE & A Level students studying English Language & Literature

This booklet is designed to encourage students to make detailed notes under headings for their revision. It is suitable for AS and A2 students it focuses their attention on key questions, key quotes and key ideas on the subject.

Suitable for revision for A Level English Language and Literature student. Can be used for home learning, independent learning or whole class teaching.

This resource is suitable for AS & A2 English Language & Literature students. The booklet is designed to be used with the ‘Voices in Speech & Writing Anthology’ it encourages students to work independently making notes under headings to aid their memory prior to final examination.

A chart exploring chapter 2 of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde for Year 10 &Year 11.

A resource suitable for A Level students studying ‘Voices in Speech & Writing’ Anthology for Edexcel English Language and Literature. Suitable for independent learning or preparation for a comparison essay. Analysis of literary & linguistic techniques and context.

Suitable for AS & A Level English Language and Literature students studying ‘The Great Gatsby’. A range of questions which explore the theme of love and marriage in the novel. Suitable for home learning, whole class and revision.

A Quiz on Macbeth Act 2 suitable for KS3 and GCSE students. Works well during reading of the text or for revision. Can open up discussion of character, theme and plot.

This resource is suitable for AS and A2 English Language & Literature students revising for exams. The resource is a range of questions on themes, characters and context.

A quiz based on Act 1 for GCSE English Literature students, short and longer answers.

For GCSE English Literature students studying Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. Suitable for home learning, revision, independent learning and whole class teaching. A range of questions: multiple choice; cloze exercises, extended answers and wordsearch. All tasks support a close reading of the text.

For GCSE English Literature students studying Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. Suitable for Home Learning, independent learning, revision and whole class teaching. A range of questions giving students an opportunity to do a close reading of the text. Guided reading activities: multiple choice, true or false, cloze exercises, wordsearch and creative writing.

For GCSE English Literature students studying Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. Suitable for home learning, independent learning and whole class teaching. A range of short questions multiple choice, true or false and cloze exercises also opportunities for extended writing.

For GCSE English Literature students studying Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. A range of questions to support a close reading of the text useful for revision, independent learning and whole class teaching. A range of questions: multiple choice, cloze exercise, questions requiring extended answers.

For GCSE English Literature students studying Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde. Suitable for revision, independent learning and whole class teaching. A range of question to support a close reading of the chapter. Multiple choice, cloze exercise, extended answers and creative writing.

A KS4 GCSE English Literature revision tool for students studying ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens. There are a range of questions on character, plot and theme.

A resource suitable for KS4 GCSE English Literature students studying ‘A Christmas Carol’ by Charles Dickens. 20 questions based on Stave 1 to support revision for final exam.