A series of lessons all in one powerpoint (22 slides). The lessons guide the learners through the play. There are also clips of modern comedies to enable the learners to make links between the modern and ancient world.

This lesson encourages the learners to engage in close language analysis, prior to complete a response to reading empathy task. This is aimed at learners on the First Language English IGCSE course, but can be easily adapted for other specifications.

Two lessons on Othello for EDEXCEL A Level English Lit. They contain interesting discussion material for AO5 in particular. The lessons are visually engaging and enable learners to situate the play very securely within a tragic context.

A lesson on Othello for EDEXCEL A Level English Lit. It contains interesting discussion material on Iago’s character in particular. The lesson is visually engaging and enables learners to situate the play very securley within a tragic context.

A lesson on Othello for EDEXCEL A Level English Lit. It contains interesting discussion material for AO5 in particular. The lesson is visually engaging and enables learners to situate the play very securley within a tragic context.

Created for EDEXCEL A Level English Literature. These lessons explore death and the afterlife in the poems: Remember, Echo and At Home. The resources are focused on the EDEXCEL AOs but can be adapted for any exam board. The lessons contain detailed focus on how to write the essays in the exam.

Created for EDEXCEL A Level English Literature. These lessons explore gender and femininity in the poems: A Helpmeet for Him, Passing and Glassing and Our Mothers. The resources are focused on the EDEXCEL AOs but can be adapted for any exam board. The lessons contain context that can be used to illuminate the content of the poems

This is a scheme of work for A Level English Literature on The History Boys. The focus is on analysing the play (AO2) and using different interpretations (AO5). It could be easily adapted for GCSE students. The powerpoints have page numbers from the Faber edition, so the questions are easy for the students to follow. 7 detailed powerpoints are provided and they have worked very well with students of all abilities.