A simple to use literacy learning walk card (that can be fully edited to suit) that can be used to look at the effectiveness of whole-school literacy. An accompanying spreadsheet is also provided (formula included) to collect and quantify data to see, very easily, whole-school areas for improvement.

An AQA Paper 1 mock exam using an extract from The Woman in Black.

A detailed 17 page booklet based on War Poetry that can be used for students in isolation or for homework. Looks at the causes of WW1, introduces students to poetic devices and shows them how to analyse a poem before moving on to the poems themselves. Guided questions are asked before students are encouraged to create more extended responses.

A double lesson that introduces students to Poppies and then encourages them to link and compare with War Photographer in a GCSE-style response. Beautifully presented and fully differentiated, this lesson is ready to teach and can be used alongside any of my other P&C poetry lessons - it is also part of the full Power and Conflict Bundle.

A lesson introducing students to the context of Ozymandias, the poem's language and it's structure. Includes two extended writing opportunities (one each for language and structure). This lesson is aimed at top set GCSE classes and looks in depth at the sonnet form and how it has been exploited but could easily be adapted to suit lower abilities. Ready to teach and well-presented.

Cards that can be used to guide groups help students approach an unseen text/guide group discussions/support whole class dicussion. Includes questions for clarification, develop responses, alternative interpretations, viewpoints and perspectives. Can be used in a variety of different ways. I have them printed (2 slide view) and laminated for everyday use.

An introductory lesson to Ozymandias that takes students through the sonnet form as well as supporting their language analysis. Starter activity designed to support GCSE Language to keep students building their skills for all exams.

A week-long unit of work that introduces students to the history of the English language - how it came to our shores and how it has developed. Fully differentiated with HA and LA alternative slides, activities and learning objectives, this is a great unit that covers a lot of ground. Used with a Y8 group but could be used with any KS3 class. Lots of research, writing and reading opportunities.

A full lesson (could cover two lessons depending on ability of the class) that introduces students to the poem, guides them through annotation and encourages them to analyse aspects of language and structure. Model paragraph and extended writing task included. Detailed teacher notes at the bottom of the slide to aid in annotation as PPT was designed to be used by non-specialists within the department.

An A5 card that I print out, laminate and give to my students at the beginning of the year. It contains a number of activities to support them when learning their weekly spellings. I use with KS3 students but this is a great resource for students of all ages. It even contains a numeracy activity!

A brief introduction to the requirements of the writing section of Paper 2.

A handy table for students to see, at a glance, the requirements of both papers, the questions and the LOs. Could be stuck into books.

A beautifully presented, fully differentiated and ready-to-teach double lesson on Heaney's Storm on the Island. The lesson covers all AO's, encouraging students to tackle the poem independently before running through the more pertinent points from the front (though this can easily be transformed into independent work). Includes contextual information to cover A03. Extended writing and peer assessment activity included with built-in timer.

Week one of a full scheme for The Woman in Black. Includes 5 lessons, a non-fiction text and spelling list. All lessons are fully differentiated and well-presented. Further weeks to be added to my shop soon (with a focus on preparing students for a Language Paper 1 exam)

A checklist for students to help them to construct an in-depth analysis of a quotation. Leading questions and sentence starters are given to encourage students to independently deconstruct a piece of evidence. Works really well when laminated and students can tick off the boxes as they have considered each question. Has led to lower ability learners become more independent in my classroom and extended their writing beautifully.

A bundle of 5 quizzes based on The Woman in Black and an AQA Paper 1 assessment.

A lesson that introduces students to the poem and guides them through reading and annotations in terms of language and structure. This lesson has been put together with stretch and extra stretch activities so that it remains robust and challenging for all. Extended writing task included.

A beautifully presented, fully differentiated and ready-to-teach double lesson on William Blake's London. The lesson covers all AO's, encouraging students to tackle the poem independently before running through the more pertinent points from the front (though this can easily be transformed into independent work). Model paragraph and extended writing activities included.

A beautifully presented, fully differentiated and ready-to-teach double lesson on Wordsworth's Prelude. The lesson covers all AO's, encouraging students to tackle the poem independently before running through the more pertinent points from the front (though this can easily be transformed into independent work). Extended writing opportunity included which will force students to look closly at language and structure in a more original way than PEAL. Preview Files included (2)

A beautifully presented, fully differentiated and ready-to-teach double lesson on Bayonet Charge. The lesson covers all AO's, encouraging students to tackle the poem independently before running through the more pertinent points from the front (though this can easily be transformed into independent work). Extended writing opportunity included.