A single lesson teaching Act1 scenes 2 and 3 of Romeo and Juliet. The theme is on the ideas of patriarchy and the status and role of women in society.

Two lessons for teaching the dramatic events and the aftermath of Act 3 scene 1. INcludes a newspaper writing task

Lessons and resources for teaching King Lear to bright KS3 classes.

Lesson plan for introducing the role and character of the Friar in act 2 scene 3 of Romeo and Juliet

5 lessons for teaching the opening act of An Inspector Calls. Includes information on context and lessons focusing on Sheila and Mr Birling

Minimum of four lessons for teaching Animal Farm’s opening 3 chapters (1-3).

Extract and questions for AQA English Language Paper 1 Q1-4. Extract is the opening pages to “Norse Mythology” by Neil Gaiman.

Four lessons for teaching Act 3 of Romeo and Juliet

Minimum of three lessons for teaching Animal Farm, looking at the ideas of equality and how the Pigs rise to power

Three lessons for teaching Act 2 of An Inspector Calls, including individual lessons focusing on Gerald and Mrs Birling. Also includes a planning lesson and assessment question

Series of lessons for teaching The Whale Rider

13 lessons for Warhorse the play script. Lessons include context and stage craft. Designed with Year 7 in mind

Three lessons for teaching Romeo and Juliet Act 4

Lesson looking at how Friar Lawrence is to blame for the tragic events of the play

1-2 lessons for revising or teaching Paper 1 for AQA English Language. It uses an extract from Of MIce and Men (chapter 6). Powerpoint includes example answers and paragraphs as well as tips on how to approach each question

An example of AQA English Language Paper 2 assessment. Includes two sources based on travel writing and example questions.

Six episodic lessons for teaching Coleridge's Rime of the Ancient Mariner. This mini scheme is designed for Year 8 but is easily adaptable.

Example assessment and texts with the theme of marathons for AQA English Language paper 2

Two lessons dealing with the climax and denouement of An Inspector Calls. Focus is on Eric's story and the moral speech provided by the Inspector.

A 20 lesson booklet filled with extracts charting different kinds of stories from the creation of the world in the bible, through to Odysseus’ encounter with the Cyclops, past Shaherahadze’s 1001 Arabian nights, through The Brothers Grimm and their fairy tales, stopping by a bit of Tolstoy before finishing up with modern urban legends and how they spread. En route we look at Ragnarok, a very sensible tortoise, a very angry dragon and get someone’s rear end kissed and another’s ripped apart with a red hot poker.