A full PowerPoint lesson exploring a range of aspects of tragedy that Miller uses to drive the narrative. Includes differentiated activities throughout, extracts annotated for aspects of tragedy and examiner advice.

A Full PowerPoint lesson focusing on Blake's poem "The Echoing Green" from Songs of Innocence and how presentations of place a setting are informed by social ideas. Includes differentiated activities throughout, the poem annotated for political elements, group learning, differentiated questioning and exemplar responses.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on the characterisation of Linda and The Woman in relation to feminist criticism. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, annotated exemplar responses and extracts from the play annotated for aspects of tragedy.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on Hosseini's presentation of authority throughout the novel, making connections between characterisation and methods of control. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, annotated exemplar responses and extracts from the novel annotated for elements of social and political protest.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on Miller's use of both expressionism and realism to convey tragedy. Includes differentiated activities throughout, extracts annotated for tragic conventions and engaging group learning.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on analysis of the poem "The Farmer's Bride" and outlining how to structure an exam response. Includes differentiated activities throughout, examiner advice, the poem fully annotated, annotated exemplar responses and engaging group learning.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on analysis of "Porphyria's Lover" with particular emphasis on structure and planning responses. Includes differentiated activities throughout, full analysis of the poem, annotated exemplar responses, examiner advice and engaging group learning.

A full PowerPoint lesson establishing the steps to success when responding to the task in Section B. Includes differentiated activities throughout, key quote quizzes, annotated exemplar responses and examiner advice.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how Blake convey's political commentary through setting, particularly through the poem "London". Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning, annotated exemplar responses and the poem annotated for political concepts.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on the structure of "Introduction" and "Night" as well as the collection as a whole. Includes differentiated activities throughout, poems annotated for aspects of political protest, engaging group learning and examiner advice.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on structuring responses to the writing to describe section of the exam. Includes student-lead learning, differentiated activities throughout, anntoated exemplar responses and self-assessment.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on ranging around the text to focus more on structure than language. Includes differentiated activities throughout, extracts annotated for tragic conventions and engaging group learning.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on Miller's presentation of political concepts in relation to tragedy. Includes differentiated activities throughout, engaging group learning and extracts from the text annotated for tragic conventions.

A full PowerPoint lesson taking students through the steps to success in responding to the 8 mark question on comparing unseen poems. Includes differentiated activities, exemplar annotated responses, sentence stems, planning tips and examiner advice.

A scheme of work that focuses on a different Assessment Objective every four lessons. Each cycle comprises of four lessons: new learning, student-lead learning, an assessment point and a closing the gap lesson to demonstrate progress. Each lesson moves with the text, allowing students to read section by section, with homework tasks outlined as well as learning objectives directly linked to aspects of tragedy. Full PowerPoint lessons for this scheme of work are also available to download.

A booklet that can be used for lessons, homework or intervention that takes students through the steps of writing a response to an unseen poem as well as comparing poetry. Includes progress counters, differentiated activities, exemplar responses and assessment points with peer and self assessment.

A lesson focusing on how to structure responses to an unseen poem through"My Grandmother" by Elizabeth Jennings, according to each of the assessment objectives. Includes differentiated activities throughout, progress counters, differentiated outcomes, annotated exemplar responses and an assessment point.

7 lessons preparing students in essay writing skills for "The Road". Includes differentiated activities, progress counters, essay planning mats and assessment points.

A scheme of work that focuses on a different Assessment Objective every four lessons. Each cycle comprises of four lessons: new learning, student-lead learning, an assessment point and a closing the gap lesson to demonstrate progress. Each lesson moves with the text, allowing students to read section by section, with homework tasks outlined as well as learning objectives directly linked to aspects of social protest and political writing.

A Full PowerPoint lesson focusing on analysis of the plot and structure of the novel, evaluating the impact of Stevenson use of structural devices. Includes differentiated activities throughout.