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Here is a really useful scaffold for any poetry analysis lesson

Looking for your plot, context key quotes and analysis for Jekyll and Hyde but haven’t got time to waste? Look no further. Both documents contain everything you need in order to save you a huge amount of time when it comes to lessons and revision. Enjoy!

Here is a great resource which can be used to structure your peer assessment or even your own assessment of the work of the students. Enjoy.

Here is what you are looking for; perfect mark responses for the new AQA language paper 1. All questions are attached to help with revision, exams, lessons, AFL and homework.

Here is exactly what you have been looking for; perfect mark exemplar responses for all paper 2 questions for the new AQA GCSE language paper 2 exams. Use this resource to inform your teaching, train staff, use for AFL, lessons, exam revision and more.

Here is a perfect mark example of a descriptive writing piece which would be perfect for GCSE, Alevel and for KS3. Use this model to explore writing techniques before leading in to your planned main task

Before the exam board has got its act together, here is a perfect mark example for question B for paper 1. Enjoy

Need a full mark example essay for An Inspector Calls but haven’t got the time to produce it? Here is a resources which can be used for AFL, revision guides or simply to help students understand what is required of them. Enjoy

Bored of the same old revision tasks? Here is an activity which plans your revision lesson for you. Each section of the clock is worth five minutes of your lesson. Students need to complete each task within that time in order to revise different aspects of the play. This task is easily adaptable to suit any of your texts or groups. Enjoy!

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Why waste time doing it when it's already been done for you. Here is a list of key GCSE terminology, with definitions and some example analysis, which will help ensure your students complete the terminology aspect of the Language and Literature mark scheme. Enjoy

Before the exam board could do it themselves, here is a perfect mark exemplar response for question A for the new EDEXCEL GCSE Literature paper. You're very welcome.

Here is a great resource which enables students to explore the performance of others which will enable them to reflect on their own writing. Enjoy!

Before the exam boards have even begun to organise themselves, The English Teachers gives you just what you need. Using "An Inspector Calls" this essay is a perfect mark example for the new EDEXCEL GCSE spec.

Fancy killing two birds with one stone? Here is a Language paper 1 question 2 task which uses A Christmas Carol as an extract. Why waste time making your own when someone else has already done it for you. Enjoy

Here is a time-saving document which outlines the main features students need to explore when analysing the language, form and structure of a poem. Why waste time creating it when it has already been done for you? Enjoy

Save yourself time and ensure your students are prepared. Attached is not only an AQA style question to test the knowledge of your students based on the theme of wealth, but the full mark response which accompanies it will be a useful AFL . Enjoy.

Using Robert Cormier’s excellent “Heroes” this power point remind students of the components of an essay structure they require as well as three examples (grade 2/3, grade 6 and grade 9). Why waste time when it’s already been done for you.

Here is everything you and your students will need in order to analyse the poem "Futility" by Wilfred Owen. The resource explores in depth how form, structure and language contribute to the overall meaning of the poem. Why spend the time doing this when it has already been done for you?