Complete scheme of work for Romeo and Juliet, fully resourced with 27 lessons. Includes assessments - a baseline, a mid cycle and a final assessment.

Resources appropriate for online learning. There are 12 lessons. There is a home learning booklet for those who do not have access to technology at home. With printing costs in mind, each of the lessons in the home learning booklet take up half an A4 sheet. The lessons were designed with online learning in mind and I have delivered them via Google Meet and had students respond to questions in the chat box. Students focus on a different skill each lesson which is linked to a short extract from a text which they will examine before their writing task. The work covered independently and in the online lessons matches up so no student, no matter how they engage in the learning, misses out.

6 half hour lessons on developing skills for writing an article for AQA section B.

A 17 lesson long scheme of work linked to the idea of road trips. Topics covered include poetry, nonfiction and imaginative writing. SMSC in every lesson. Differentiated learning objectives in every lesson. Clear links to the Edexcel English Language and Literature assessment objectives. There is also a homework menu.

A fourteen lesson long scheme of work focusing thematically on the idea of Ireland. Students will examine fiction, nonfiction texts and poetry whilst carrying out language analysis tasks, transactional writing and collaborative work. Clear focus on the Edexcel assessment objectives. A menu of homeworks is also included. SMSC in all lesson. All lessons have a self starter, main tasks and plenaries.

A complete scheme of work created for a top set year 8 group. Includes 15 lesons and an end of unit assessment.

A scheme of work based on the play Goggle Eyes. 9 lessons in total, fully resourced.

I've made this booklet to be completed during after school intervention sessions. These sessions will run for a half term and run for 45 minutes each week. I will be using it across KS3. It is aimed at high students who are currently below target to help to develop their comprehension, creative writing and analysis of both language and structure. There is an assessment at the beginning and at the end to, theoretically, show their progress. The project focuses around James Thurber's The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.

Two lessons to explore the sonnet.

Two lessons to develop an understanding of the poem.

A complete scheme of work with 14 lessons and an assessment at the end. Fully resourced. Differentiated learning objectives used throughout.

An independent media task where students are to create an anti bullying campaign. Designed for top set year 8.

A complete scheme of work with 13 lessons. The scheme includes - Fully planned and resourced lessons. Each lesson has a starter, all/most/some LOs, main activities and a plenary. A homework “take away” menu. An end of unit assessment. Designed with Edexcel Paper 2 in mind.

A lesson planned for an observation, focusing on Question 2 of the English IGCSE. LO – to apply our understanding of question two and create a response to an exam question. There are a range of resources provided as well as a lesson plan which will just need details and differentiation filled in.

Two year 8 lessons designed for an Ofsted visit. The first lesson concerns understanding the importance of Remembrance and understanding the poem. The second lesson is focused around analysing the language. Group work. Peer assessment. Success criteria. Independent research. SMSC and British Values included.

A creative writing lesson linked to Hansel and Gretel which focuses on using the senses.

This lesson looks at different versions of the Hansel and Gretel tale.

A complete 19 lesson scheme of work with a GCSE style assessment at the end of the unit. Designed with a Year 9 group in mind. Each lesson is an hour long, with guided reading, tasks and assessed written work throughout with clear success criterias.

A series of 5 lessons comparing two poems, Dulce et Decorum Est and Who's for the Game?

A lesson about The Soldier by Rupert Brooke.