Perfect for studying and revision of Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’ as part of the AQA GCSE English Literature course. There is a PowerPoint presentation and booklet for each of the key characters in the play, covering language/structure analysis, Priestley’s message and links to the socio-cultural context of 1912 society. Each booklet contains the key quotations for that character, and students use prompt questions to make notes on each quotation: the PowerPoint presentations guide students on what to write and how to develop ideas in detail.

An extract from Hanif Kureishi’s novel, ‘The Buddha of Suburbia’, and a full AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1-style examination paper, including the writing section (Question 5). In addition, there is a PowerPoint feedback lesson to accompany the assessment materials, as well as a separate PowerPoint to assist students with Question 5 (writing to describe) and a worksheet designed to help answer Question 4 (‘A student has said…’ etc.).

A mega Christmas Quiz, perfect for secondary school classes to end a stressful Autumn term - complete with a film round, music round, bonus music round, Secret Santas and much more. Audio clips from some of the biggest songs of 2020, questions about the year’s biggest news stories, celebrities with Santa beards and hats, still images from films, etc. - enjoy! Merry Christmas!

This is everything your GCSE students will need in order to understand ‘An Inspector Calls’, its characters, its themes and J.B. Priestley’s intended messages, commentaries and criticisms. Key quotations, technical analysis, contextual linking, playwright’s intentions… this really is a comprehensive revision booklet for Priestley’s play.

I don’t know about you… but I’m feeling 2022! With 8 fun rounds of questions about a variety of themes and topics, your students will love this Christmas quiz. Complete with a film round (testing knowledge of the biggest films of 2022 as well as some Christmas classics), music round (featuring a mashup of 2022’s best-selling hits), celebrity faces covered by Santa hats and beards and a Christmas cracker joke punchline round, this quiz really does have it all. Enjoy - and Merry Christmas!

SEVEN rounds of epic Christmas quiz questions, beginning with a round about what has happened in 2023, ending with an exhilarating music round - featuring a mash-up of 2023’s biggest songs. In between, you’ll face Christmas-themed Countdown conundrums, ‘Secret Santas’ (celebrities with their faces obscured by Santa hats and beards) and more. Enjoy - you’ll never take part in a better Christmas or end-of-year quiz!

This is the ideal resource for your Year 10 and Year 11 students, featuring a model, grade 9 paragraph about each of the main characters in Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’, key aspects of context, important themes with linked quotations and the playwright’s key messages. This revision map - or knowledge organiser - covers everything your GCSE students need to excel in the ‘An Inspector Calls’ section of the English Literature exam. Enjoy!

For any student studying AQA A-level English Literature A, this model plan and essay for Paper 2B: Texts in Shared Contexts, in which we compare how female agency is presented in ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ and ‘The Color Purple’, is the perfect resource. It links Williams’ play with Walker’s novel, highlighting both similarities and differences (AO4), exploring methods (AO2) and rooting analysis in historical and social context (AO3) - an ideal model to guide A-level students to sophisticated comparative analysis.

The perfect guide for students exploring Section C of the AQA ‘Love Through the Ages’ A-level English Literature exam, featuring: a grid linking each of the 14 anthology poems to ‘The Great Gatsby’, with detailed AO2 (methods), AO3 (context) and reasons for links (AO4); a comprehensive quotation grid for Fitzgerald’s novel; a model essay, exploring how sexual desire is presented in two poems as well as ‘The Great Gatsby’.