Full AQA-Style Paper 1 based on Clive Cussler’s ‘Raise the Titani’. Includes full exemplar responses to the reading section.

Full AQA-style Paper 2 featuring a modern and early Twentieth Century article on Titanic survivors. Includes full exemplar responses to the Reading section.

Exemplar response to 2018 AQA Macbeth Question examining Macbeth and Banquo’s attitudes to the supernatural. Includes extract and AO2 and AO3 colour coding.

AQA Paper 1 style questions based on a chapter of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. Four main challenges with a stretch and challenge, incorporating all of the Paper 1 question skills and a grammar brush up.With exemplar responses for each task.

An in-depth analysis of the play with an AO3 (social and historical) focus.

Combining Language skills practice with Literature texts. A full Paper 1 style set of questions based on an extract from Macbeth Act 5, Scene 5. Includes a full set of exemplar responses to the reading section questions.

Introduces the AOs and weightings of the AQA Shakespeare component, sets a starter activity based on recurring motifs, a main activity focusing on the analysis of the soliloquy (with detailed language/structure analysis and social and historical links) and a plenary activity.

AQA Literature Paper 1 (2017) question dealing with the presentation of Lady Macbeth as a powerful woman. Full, detailed Point Evidence Analysis and Development chains, colour-coded with AOs.

A full Language Paper 2 and highly detailed exemplar responses- including a writing section response. Includes extracts from Bill Bryson and Mary Wollenstonecraft.

A Powerpoint guiding students through the approach to the Unseen Poetry section, with a table on poem 1- Philip Larkin’s ‘Talking in Bed’ and a venn diagram on the comparison with ‘Sonnet 130’. Deals with the theme of relationships. Includes highly detailed analyses.

A highly detailed AQA-style question and exemplar response. Deals with the scene where Friar Lawrence comes up with a plan to help Juliet avoid marrying Paris. The theme of the question addresses ‘risky plans’ throughout the play.

A highly detailed response, covering all Assessment Objectives, to an extract from Act 2, Scene 2 focusing on Shakespeare’s presentation of Romeo’s attitudes to love.

A complete set of highly detailed exemplar responses to AQA’s Paper 1 from the November re-sits in 2017- including Section B exemplar.

A highly detailed response, covering all Assessment Objectives, to an extract from Act 3, Scene 1 focusing on Shakespeare’s presentation of men’s attitudes to honour.

An AQA-style Lit 1 question, using exam board rubric, with highly detailed exemplar response demonstrating close analysis of the extract and wider novella on the theme of regret.

An extract taken from Act 1, Scene 1 of Romeo and Juliet with close analysis covering all Assessment Objectives.

“How does the poet explore the power of nature in this poem and one other poem of your choice?”

A mock Lit Paper 2 question with ‘London’ as the named poem and the theme of suffering. Explores approaching the question: selecting poems which fit the theme then analysing which would be best to compare to the named poem. As included are two real-time responses comparing the poem first to ‘Remains’ and then ‘Kamikaze’.

Full AQA-style Paper 1 with extract taken from the novel, ‘The Blinds’. Includes a full set of exemplar responses.

GCSE Power and Conflict Poetry: In-depth analysis of the similarities and differences between the two poems, looking at perspective, tone, imagery, structure and language.

Geared towards FE (and easily adjustable to suit a younger audience), this session introduces students to some key aspects of personal finance, focusing on borrowing money and understanding interest rates, repayment of debts, credit reports and different types of debt. It also offers the opportunity for discussion on the ethics of certain types of lending and consideration of the debt cycle. •Interest Rates and APR •How repayments on borrowing are calculated •Different types of borrowing •Credit Reports •CCJs, IVAs and Bankruptcy •The debt cycle