The complete poem to annotate A worksheet to analyse sections of the poem (can be used for group work or individual work) An activity sheet to check for understanding of the narrative (storyboard) Teacher's annotated poem (scan)

A workbook of activities for pupils 18 pages include opportunities for assessment of behaviour/effort and understanding. Covers: Friendship Relationship Progression Marriage Divorce Levels of Intimacy Contraception STI's Risks associated with sex Leads on to KS4 Workbook which covers consent, STI's, The Influence of Pornography etc

Pupils can annotate The Prologue as a group and then write their own version. Good link to dramatic irony and why this is important in the play. Also a film strip activity where frames are illustrated to match pairs of lines from The Prologue. Ideal for display whilst studying Shakespeare. Easily copied larger for bigger film strips.

An activity to get the whole class thinking about the types of salaries that certain jobs carry (and why)

A PPT to introduce the poem with some background information and tasks included.

A PPT presentation to introduce the work of pressure and campaign groups. Looks at types of action and different types of groups. Good as an introduction to the 'Making a difference' unit for GCSE Citizenship

Pupils are asked to cut out the quotes and pictures and match them in the correct order to show the plot. They then use these and a word bank to retell the story in their own words. 2 pages of pictures and quotes plus word bank

A double page worksheet (best copied onto A3) to show GCSE pupils how to compare and contrast poems using the Edexcel suggested mnemonic 'PETER'. Pupils can analyse each poem in terms of the PETER strands and then write an essay comparing and contrasting the two poems using compare/contrast vocabulary. La Belle Dame Sans Merci and A Child to his Sick Grandfather used but any poems can be inserted. Also includes the mnemonic sheet

Matching exercise for STI symptoms, treatment. Teachers answers attached

An activity for introducing/teaching the dangers associated with drugs and alcohol. Colour coding exercise and writing task. Great for introducing this topic - promotes discussion

Based on the AQA spec. Two ‘related’ poems with a worksheet which uses POETIC as an analysis tool. Comparative essay question after analysis. Includes both poems on separate sheets as well as worksheet

A worksheet for pupils where they unscramble words to form the ten commandments, make a 'Commandments' scroll for display and come up with ideas for their own 'commandments' or rules for living in a modern society.

Ideal for just after transition to Secondary School Activities to look at friendships, personal qualities and what happens when friendships fall apart. 9-page workbook plus accompanying PPT

A set of resources which will allow pupils to identify their own strengths and qualities whilst identifying them in others. Ideal for transition to secondary school where they are meeting and working with new people. Activity book plus accompanying PPT.

An 11 page booklet with activities designed to get young people thinking about the causes of youth crime - particularly knife crime. Accompanying PPT. Uses a Youtube video (about 9 mins) about the way knife crime has changed since Ben Kinsella’s death in 2008.

A booklet for pupils to complete whilst learning about all aspects of job sectors, types of employment etc. Opportunities for peer and self-assessment and a 'choice' of final assessment included. Approximately 20 pages of activities This unit will cover: • Identification of personal strengths, interests, skills and qualities • Different types of employment • Employment sectors • Laws relating to young people’s permitted hours/types of work • Basic banking: Budgeting, savings and debt

A workbook for pupils to complete with opportunities for peer and self assessment. Cover financial vocabulary and also: • How to understand a basic pay slip • Understand the terms Income Tax, Pension, National Insurance • How to choose the correct bank account for your needs • The difference between credit and debit cards • The term ‘Interest’ • How to draw up a simple financial budget • The dangers associated with debt • The ways people borrow money • Pay-day Loans Accompanying teachers PPT which works perfectly with tasks in the booklet and includes youtube video clip links is available under the same title (add 'PPT' to the end)

A good exercise to begin discussions about equality ad diversity in communities. Task 1 uses a clip of 'Diversity's' first BGT audition Task 2 pupils find diversity and equality in their own class and present their findings