14/15 lesson SoW. Covers different contextual influences e.g. Elizabethan times/Shakespeare/witches. Looks at 'All the World's a Stage', and also focuses on extracts from various Shakespeare plays but mainly 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' and 'Macbeth'. Lesson 2 - Timings refer to the film 'Anonymous'. No paper SoW as activities are self-explanatory. Fully decorated, with success criteria, lesson objectives and challenge criteria.

A powerpoint to add your own questions.

A blank slide to create differentiated homework tasks. The students can unlock 'levels' by completing homework tasks and could choose a Mario character or create one of their own to create some competition.

Can be adapted but a basic outline which tells the students what they will be expected to do each day. Space for notices and a thunk - many can be found online.

Focuses on a response to Katie Hopkins' article about the Syrian refugees. 7 lessons worth of lessons which leads up to the students creating their own opinion column.

Fully decorated with a range of activities leading up to creating a newspaper report. Just needs learning objectives and success criteria adding.

Green - less able Yellow - more able Blue - most able Hyperlinked for ease to other slides. 1 reading and 1 writing activity per lesson (42 activities altogether). Covers year 7-9 but can be used for generic activities. Success criteria uses levels from the previous national curriculum levels but can be easily adapted depending on what your school is doing. Could also be used with primary school as it is generic. Also includes famous people reading to encourage reading as well as timers.

Includes Million Pound Drop activity.

Can be adapted and updated with the new levels easily. Traffic light colours.

Fully decorated. Covers plot, theme, characters, setting and context of the play. Linked to the new AQA spec and covers all the assessment objectives. Range of extension and challenge opportunities throughout. Booklet includes the activities from the powerpoint. No paper scheme of work as the powerpoints are self-explanatory.

Covers the book and integrates reading skills with writing. A range of activities with challenge and extension tasks. Powerpoint lesson 7/8 also contains photos from inside Auschwitz from a visit I took to the camp which can bring the story to life for the students. Mine were really interested to see what it actually looked like.

A variety of reading and writing tasks all focused around the Titanic. Clips can be shown from the film to aid learning.

Covers the book and context with creative activities.

Links to Salvidor Dahli’s paintings and how they create a dream-like experience of reality. Students to describe their own experience.

Focuses on an extract called ‘The Darkness Under the Stairs’ and an extract from ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’.

111 slide powerpoint which looks at dissecting a poem and analysing it, as well as some creative writing opportunities. Challenge and extension activities included. Skills linked to new AQA criteria. Poems covered can be seen on the first slide of the powerpoint. All fully decorated and ready to use. Task booklet accompanies this scheme.

Covers plot, characters, theme and context. All extremely detailed and includes 'did you know?' interesting facts. Please note that not all powerpoints have learning objectives on as I am going to add these on at a later date and have not had time as of yet as I have spent hours making these. All decorated and covers exam practice. Please leave feedback. Thank you.

Reminders of things to include in a response.

An overlay with some reminders of what to include when writing about Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

Reminder of how to analyse poetry - mood and atmosphere, ideas, language (features), effect, and structure. Looks great on A3 colour and laminated.