Contains 7 practice exam questions with the extract. All for the unseen prose part of the paper.

End of year exam for use with year 13. AQA paper 1 Love through the ages. Texts included: Othello, unseen poetry and comparison of prose and poetry.

Pack of exam questions for the following texts: 'Harvest', Henry IV Part 1' and 'Songs of Innocence and Experience'. I have used the AQA guidance on writing essay questions as stimulus.

Short INSET I did for English Secondary colleagues. Gives an appreciation of what is on the test so that we can plan for progression. Had fun doing some of the tasks!

Revision lesson for middle ability year 11. Paper 1 Question 4 Evaluate. Will take one lesson. Includes powerpoint and extract.

Includes 8 writing tasks. One taken from a specimen paper.

Paper one sections A and B. In the style of the AQA paper. Does not include the whole text which is available free online.

Gives all the key information on the NEA for students-prohibited texts, appropriate texts, plagiarism, Harvard referencing etc

A complete paper 1 with the extract which is styled on the GCSE paper. Designed for my Y7 but could equally be used for LA groups.

Handy starting point to guide your students into wider reading for the course.

Full paper 2 using sources regarding the 2011 riots in London and anti social behaviour in Lambeth 1898. Includes the two sources. Could be used for a mock or practice paper.

Unseen prose. Based on the novel 'North and South' by Elizabeth Gaskell. Includes question and extract.

I created this resource because my Y10 had a free choice lesson to indulge any area of English they liked. Many were taking history GCSE and reading GOT (which I love) so it was a win win! Great for thinking about the ways author respond to history and context in creating new texts.

Used with my top set year 10 class in a lesson when we were considering structure and genre conventions.

All the past questions for this specification on one document. Includes extracts from the examiners reports and the top end of the mark scheme.