A power point lesson looking at the techniques used in rap/speech "Education is the Key" to present viewpoints and then planning a speech/rap presenting learners' viewpoints.

A grid to support learner in comparing Shelter's victims and how he murders them.

A worksheet to help learners make connections between the themes and characters of the novel. Works well as a revision aid when blown up to A3.

An A5 sized booklet for easy use with planners with three homework tasks for a non-fiction travel writing unit. Tasks are project-based and include research, creative making and written tasks. Booklet also contains key words for a non-fiction unit and space for learners to record any new vocabulary they learn.

An information sheet providing historical and social contexts for any of Dickens' novels

A power point providing social and historical contexts for Of Mice and Men including its setting, the Great Depression, Steinbeck's inspiration and the American Dream.

A selection of different prompts for creative writing. Cards can be cut up and put into a box for learners to choose randomly. helps to avoid the "I don't know what to write" scenario.

A worksheet for use in the classroom when learners are watching a film as part of their studies. The sheet helps them to focus on specific aspects of the film rather then becoming immersed in the plot and supports them in the making of useful notes. This sheet was originally designed for use in GCSE Film Studies. Works well as A4 but even better when blown up to A3.

A lesson looking at the features of urban legends with a range of examples, This was used to introduce a task whereby learners wrote their own urban legend which they told to the class as part of a speaking and listening assessment.

Single page sheet containing the rules for writing dialogue, a task and peer assessment.

Powerpoint looking at effective descriptions of people and places with examples, interactive "Guess Who/Where" activity and writing tasks.

An A5 sized booklet for easy use with planners with three homework tasks based on the study of poetry. Tasks are project-based and include research, creative making and written tasks. Booklet also contains key words for a poetry unit and space for learners to record any new vocabulary they learn.

An introduction to the theme of homelessness as preparation for reading the novel, looking at how language can affect our perceptions.

A worksheet designed as part of GCSE Film Studies, but useful as a starter. Learners have to identify a selection of famous actors and actresses from their pictures.

Power point exploring a range of scenes from Macbeth focusing on the theme of loyalty. Produced to prepare middle set Y10 students for their GCSE English Literature controlled assessment for WJEC in Wales. Power point introduces theme and goes through a selection of key scenes from Acts one, three and five, identifying key quotations and developing PEEL paragraphs in preparation for essay writing. Also accompanied by a student booklet with the key scenes ready for students to explore and annotate.

Power point presentation to support learners through the preparation and writing of an assessment essay on the theme of violence and conflict in Romeo and Juliet. Included is an essay plan and peer assessment sheet to support learners.

A set of possible essay questions comparing the selection of Welsh poetry for examination in 2021 for WJEC GCSE English Literature.

A powerpoint looking at all 15 poems selected for examination in 2021 for WJEC’s GCSE English Literature Unit 3, Section B. Poems include: • Leisure by WH Davies • A Peasant by RS Thomas • Cynddylan on a Tractor by RS Thomas • Cathedral Builders by John Ormond • Some Fathers by Peter Gruffydd • Walnut Tree Forge by John Tripp • Let’s go to Barry Island by Idris Davies • In Cardigan Market by Brian Morris • Harvest at Mynachlog by Gillian Clarke • The Fisherman by Christine Evans • Callers by Christine Evans • Those who Make Paths by Catherine Fisher • Dancing Woman 1 by Pennyanne Windsor • Heroines by Pennyanne Windsor • Daedalus by Stephen Knight Powerpoint includes info about structure and form, and detailed annotations of each poem.