A complete lesson to be taught as an introduction to English Literature at A-Level. This gets students thinking about the Literary Canon and their reasons for wanting to take on the A-Level. Students will also be required to put to the test, many of the skills they will need to be successful A-Level students.

A handy copy of the mark sheet for each component of the NEW A-Level AQA English Literature course. This mark sheet can be attached to the front of any student's piece of work and contains a space for teachers / other students to write their feedback. It also contains a space for student to act upon the advice they have been given to show them making immediate progress and responding to your marking and feedback - a clear Ofsted priority at the moment.

A full, detailed lesson by lesson scheme of work to teach Journey's End. The scheme of work is objective-led for the archive AQA course but can easily be adapted to the new curriculum for teaching as a core text for Paper 2 of the new A-Level.

The departmental handbook for my English Department. This handbook outlines all of the policies of my department and contains all the relevant advice for any teacher working within my department. This resource is comprehensive and approved by Ofsted and is guiding and starting point for any HOD looking to write / overhaul their own departmental handbook. This can easily be amended and customised to meet the demands of your school.

A collection of booklets that cover different aspects of love. Each booklet contains a series of extracts taken from across the Literary Canon, to help students improve their contextual understanding of how love has been presented throughout time, to enable them to meet the criteria for AO4 in the new A-Level Love through the Ages Paper 1 Exam. These resources would easily be customisable for the needs of your students but save you the time of finding the resources!

An easy to use proforma which could be easily amended to suit your agenda. This enables you to collect evidence in one place from a learning walk.

A full, detailed lesson by lesson scheme of work to teach Feminine Gospels by Carol Ann Duffy. This unit comprises 40 lessons, covering the entire anthology and preparing students for answering Paper 2 Section A. Exemplar work is included in this scheme of work, including revision materials and work preparing students for a variety of different essay questions in preparation for the exam. All lessons are objective based, with differentiated success criteria, linked to the new AQA specification. There is nothing of this quality on the Internet for this text!

A full, detailed lesson by lesson scheme of work with all included resources to help you introduce Shakespeare to KS3 or KS2 classes in a fun way. All lessons are objective-based and help students develop a range of reading skills as they develop confidence in writing analytically and discursively about Shakespeare.

A three lesson scheme of work, fully resourced and with powerpoints that work as the introduction to the genre of tragedy. Suitable for AQA B English Literature A-Level specification.

A handy information resource to help students improve their AO5 marks and know how to structure their essays.

A document that can be used for the planning of schemes of work. This is a great resource for HODs to introduce to their departments for the writing and re-writing of SOWs. This is user-friendly and will enable the user to create full and detailed lesson plans. From a HOD's perspective, this will enable you to have discussions with your department about the profile of the learner you are aiming to create. Also as HOD, you can relax in the knowledge that your department's schemes of work are fully differentiated and focused around success criteria.

A handy resource that collects together a number of critical interpretations of "King Lear". These could easily be incorporated into classroom discussion when teaching students to engage with others' viewpoints (AO5) or be used as part of a lesson where you are teaching students how to incorporate critical quotes into their written responses.

Long term plan for the delivery of AQA A English Literature specification over two years.

A great collection of resources which provide students with handy step-by-step instructions for how to write the perfect A-Level essay. These resources contain guides to writing fantastic introductions, how to structure paragraphs, templates to help students plan their paragraphs, guides to help them incorporate each AO at top band standard as well as a step-by-step strategy for each of the exam questions on the NEW AQA A specification, showing students how to tackle each question. There is nothing else like these set of resources elsewhere online!

Handy resources that include clear instructions for how students should shape and structure their paragraphs when writing an A-Level essay to ensure that they meet all of the AO criteria.

A 13 week-by-week set of resources to help you deliver the taught element of the Extended Project Qualification.

A handy step-by-step resource that enables students to understand the process they need to go through to include evaluation in their A-Level essay paragraphs. This skill is vital if they are to hit the top band criteria for AO1 and AO5.

A handy resource that outlines a foolproof exam strategy for students so they know how to use their planning time in the exam to craft and shape a top band essay response.

A handy resource that outlines a method for students to follow which will help them include contextual comments and comment upon their significance so as to meet band 5 criteria for AO3.

A detailed and full lesson by lesson scheme of work with all resources to help A-Level teachers introduce the Literary Canon, so A-Level students develop necessary skills which will help them meet the AO3 and AO4 Assessment Criteria.