7-weeks - zero planning - instant impact. This complete KS3 figurative language scheme gives gives you everything you need to teach the crafting of similes, metaphors, personification and zoomorphism with confidence - using rich models, clear scaffolding, and engaging writing tasks your students will remember. Designed as a fully editable, teacher-friendly working document, this unit is ideal for departments who want consistency and the flexibilty to adapt lessons for their learners. What makes this scheme so effective apart from being CPD driven. Fully sequenced scheme with clear LO’s Success criteria, stretch tasks, and green-pen reflection rich mentor texts Fully editable ppt’s for scaffolding and SEND support Perfect for ECT’S, non-specialists and busy departments Built to improve analysis as well as conscious crafting in the long-term. Full intent for the scheme uploaded Week 1 - similes (teaching) Week 2 - Similes (writing) Week 3 - Metaphors (teaching) Week 4 - Metaphors (writing) Week 5 - Personification (teaching) Week 6 - Personification (writing) Week 7 - Zoomorphism (Teaching and writing)

Bring the themes of the poem Pot to life with persuasive writing! This resource breaks down the poem’s themes and symbolism, making it accessible for lower-ability students but can be easily adapted for higher ability students. Through guided activities and prompts, students will explore their own viewpoints and craft persuasive pieces, boosting confidence and persuasion in writing.

This travelogue activity invites students to write from the perspective of Winifred Sanderson, the iconic witch from Hocus Pocus, as she wakes up on Halloween in today’s world. It encourages creativity, critical thinking, and discussion as students explore her reactions to modern technology, society, and Halloween traditions. Perfect for honing narrative writing and perspective-taking skills.

Engage your students with our Ticket Around the World resources and PPT—perfect for engaging students in revising the AQA world and lives poetry. With interactive activities, and easy-to-follow ppt, this resource makes revision fun and is easy to adapt. Inspire creativity and critical thinking while making learning meaningful!

Help your students explore the themes of A wider view poem through creative writing! This resource simplifies complex ideas, guiding lower-ability learners to express their thoughts and emotions in their own words. With clear prompts and structured activities, students will build confidence and unleash their creativity in writing.

GCSE AQA Extract from The Prelude: Stealing the Boat PPT for revision. Dual coded. Resource includes: Dual coding Poem Poem summary Practice exam question Challenging vocabulary 4 Key Quotations + analysis questions Useful YouTube link

AQA Power and Conflict poetry revision for Storm on the Island. Dual coded. Resource includes: Full poem Exam Question Challenging vocabulary Brief summary of poem 4 quotations and questions for guided analysis Youtube links

AQA Power and Conflict: Exposure by Wilfred Owen Revision powerpoint. Dual coded and can easily be printed as revision sheets Powerpoint includes: Poem Brief summary Challenging vocabulary Essay question Youtube link 4 key quotations and questions for guided analysis

AQA Power and Conflict: Ozymandias revision PPT Resource includes: Poem Summary of poem Challenging vocabulary Practice exam question Glossary 4 Key Qotations and analysis questions

AQA Power and Conflict: London by William Blake revision PPT Resource includes: Poem Summary of poem Challenging vocabulary Practice exam question Glossary 4 Key Qotations and analysis questions

Students can answer a series of questions to find out whether they would survive the infamous Witch Trials. A fun starter for 13-18 year olds.