A worksheet designed to introduce students to analytical language and skills. Perfect as revision for AQA Power and Conflict Poetry

A simple consolidation task getting students to engage with the poem

An assessment in the style of AQA's Language paper 1 section B. Students can choose between a narrative writing task or a descriptive piece. Ideal as a mock for KS4 or KS3

An exam style paper getting students to practice their skills for language paper one. The extract has a reading age of 11 and is therefore useful for students who have lower reading ages.

A sheet designed to give students a structure when analysing poetry and enable them to apply these skills to their own writing. Ideal for KS4 as poetry revision or exam technique work. Uses the AQA assessment objectives as a basis for success

A simple quiz reminding students about the structure of the language exam and refreshing their memory on various techniques

A quick postcard designed to aid students in their analytical and evaluative vocabulary for AQA’s Language Paper 1. Ideal for most able students looking to break into the top band

An assessment for AQA language paper one using Andy Mulligan's 'Trash' as the fiction text for analysis. Ideal for KS3 as the paper has a differentiated Q2 and a simple Q4. Also useful for KS4 exam preparation and revision

A simple worksheet allowing students to revise key quotations and themes. Aimed at KS4 preparing for the AQA exam

An analysis sheet ideal for students studying AQA English literature. Looks at the effects of war and encourages students to engage in personal response

A take away menu for The Tempest aimed at KS3

A KS3 test about War Horse. The assessment is based around the new AQA language paper 1. It has been differentiated and broken down to support lower ability students.

A well crafted lesson and worksheet designed to help students engage with the opening of the novel and consider the key themes. Ideal as independent work or as revision aimed at higher ability students. Ideally should be printed on A3.

A worksheet enabling students to revise six of the core themes of the play and encourage them to memorise quotations. Great for students who make strong visual associations with quoteations Ideal for KS4 following the new AQA scheme with a focus on extract-whole techniques.

A variety of fiction and non-fiction resources designed to be completed at home. Each is from a different era of literature and gives a homogeneous view to the curriculum, filling in cultural gaps in knowledge. Designed with the AQA exams in mind, getting students to practice retrieval skills and apply them to a variety of texts and genres.

These resources are designed for KS3 and use the AQA assessment objectives. Ideally this is taught over 2-3 hours pre assessment. It was aimed at a mid-low ability set however can easily be differentiated upwards. There are plenty of opportunities to practice analytical writing and identify strengths and targets. Ideal as preparation for GCSE level work.

Are you ready to challnege your students and Prepare them for GCSE work? This lesson guides students through the opening chapter of the Sign of Four while enabling them to develop their language analysis skills. This lesson incorporates elements of AQA Literature with Language Paper 2. Perfect for high achieving students or those who are truly enthralled by Conan Doyle’s novel.

This fully differentiated lesson guides student through the ending of Stave 3 of A Christmas Carol. It focuses on both the contextual information and language analysis required by the AQA specification. Ideal for students who are building their analytical skills and independence.