A few templates created in order to help with lesson planning, creating schemes of work, and long term planning.

An example lesson plan template with sections for differentiation, , assessment, H&S, notes (if cover work), and sections for teacher and student specific tasks.

I have this stuck on the back of my door and students use a post-it-note to both write one thing down which they have understood in the lesson as well as their name, so I can indicate where they think they have made progress.

Character Sheet: Of Mice and Men used for GCSE

A lesson adapted for Y7 students with SEN needs.

We have a fairy in my classroom called Lilly who leaves presents (certificates/stickers/sweets) to those who have produced some excellent work! Aimed at SEN students

A Stone Cold revision mat designed for Y8/Y9 students who are low-medium level and are struggling with the text. It breaks down all the key characters and discusses their role within the text, a few key quotes and what they tell you about others/novel and how the novel is structured.

SEN low ability lesson showing how to write a letter of complaint using a fun example of winning a free trip to Disneyland!

Activity for learners to identify the similes and metaphors in famous literature . Can be adapted to KS3/functional skills

A Dreaming Week by Carol Ann Duffy: Revision poster/work mat analysis designed for AS

Key Quotes in An Inspector Calls: GCSE 9-1- used as Posters, but also allow for an analysis of each quote.

Word of the Week Display KS3/GCSE posters with definition

Key terminology posters with quotes from famous writers

A useful way to mark and assess learners work (can be used for self reflection purposes too)

Encourage reading with this "if you like the book you'll love the film" complete display.

SEN-Friendly prepositional phrase posters to help students remember what prepositional phrases are in grammar. Suitable for KS3 & GCSE

Functional Skills English: Holes and Text Types (E-L1)

This is a "How to" lesson which will allow SEN to explore why/when we should write a letter to complain about something.

Writing to persuade interactive lesson covering animal testing.

A fun and interactive task whereby learners have cards with a series of objects/characters/settings and have to produce narrative based on their cards. (these are random)