An evidence-based strategy guide outlining methods to raise literacy standards in secondary schools.

A single lesson identifying and analysing the use of animalistic imagery in Of Mice and Men through the character of Lennie.

A sequence exploring an extract from ‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’ through AQA LP1 questions (1-4).

Based on academic reading, the flashcards break down the process of reading for students using pre-reading, during reading, and post-reading tasks and questioning.

A collection of Literature debate starters for Macbeth, AIC, ACC and Power and Conflict poetry.

LP1 analysis of ‘An Unwelcome Appearance’.

This post-reading academic booklet is designed to consolidate and deepen students’ understanding of A Christmas Carol after completing the novella. Focusing on advanced literary analysis, it encourages students to reflect on key themes, character development, and Dickens’ use of language and structure, enhancing their ability to critically evaluate the text. The booklet includes a variety of activities such as thematic essays, character studies, and exploration of Dickens’ social commentary on Victorian society. Additionally, it provides opportunities for students to engage with AO3 (contextual) material, looking at the novella’s historical, cultural, and political influences. Through comparative analysis and reflective tasks, students will connect Dickens’ work to its broader literary and societal context. Perfect for extending comprehension and preparing for exams, this resource helps students solidify their learning, sharpen their analytical skills, and develop a well-rounded understanding of the text’s deeper messages and literary significance. A valuable academic tool for revision or further study, this booklet ensures learners are prepared to tackle high-level exam questions with confidence.

This collection offers a carefully curated set of unique icons, perfect for enhancing displays, presentations, teaching resources, or digital projects. Each icon is designed with clarity and versatility in mind, making them suitable for a wide range of uses, whether in classrooms, digital resources, or creative materials. Ideal for educators and content creators, these icons can be used to visually support lessons, improve resource engagement, or add a professional touch to worksheets, PowerPoints, and digital platforms. With a wide variety of themes and designs, this collection provides a visually appealing solution for any project requiring impactful imagery. Whether you’re looking to enliven a presentation or create eye-catching teaching materials, this set of icons is an essential, versatile addition to your resource toolkit.

A completed Y7-Y11 curriculum map, useful to use as a template for new HODs/Department training.

A simple, yet effective, coded marking system for identifying high-frequency literacy errors across the school.

A collection of English exam posters for weekly revision sessions for the following: AQA LP1 and LP2, ‘AIC’, ‘ACC’, ‘Macbeth’ and Power and Conflict poems.

Evidence-informed research guides to develop staff understanding of reading fluency.

A poster to create a standardised approach to Language Paper 1, Question 5, but to be embedded further down in Key Stage Three as well.

A presentation exploring developing reading fluency across an educational setting.

A guide to develop reading at home.

A mini-sequence exploring the poem ‘Exposure’ by Wilfred Owen through a mixture of reading and writing tasks.

A mini-sequence exploring the poem, ‘My Last Duchess’, by Robert Browning, through a mixture of reading and writing tasks.

A mini-sequence exploring the poem, ‘Poppies’, by Jane Weir through a mixture of reading and writing tasks.

A lesson exploring narrative structure and the role of characterisation during exposition. The text linked to this extract is A Pinch of Magic - the website has a fantastic resource bundle which I use with the lesson. All copyright to the author and not available as part of this purchase.

A lesson using Alice in Wonderland as a stimulus to make inferences on more challenging texts. Designed specifically with online learning in mind.