Lessons aimed at year 8 students looking at ‘Animal Poetry’ 5 lessons included: Peacock by Ted Hughes, Hyena by Edwin Mogan, Jaguar by Ted Hughes, The Tyger by William Blake and The Mower by Philip Larkin The Mower lesson does exist purely for a certain class I taught at the time - I told them about the poem and they didn’t believe it exists so I made a lesson on it.

Lesson focused on exploring Obama’s ‘Yes, We Can’ speech As part of a Famous Speeches unit aimed at year 7

100 minute lessons for Edexcel 9ET0 English Literature A/Level Includes PPT lessons on all chapters in depth Wider readings and homeworks

KS3 Famous Speeches Lesson focused on exploring Shakespeare speech from Henry V As part of a Famous Speeches unit aimed at year 7

Scheme of work designed to promote reading for pleasure and literacy Uses the 2023 poetry novel ‘Crossing the Line’ by Tia Fisher. The novel was chosen for it’s topic of county lines and does cover a number of sensitive issues for students to explore. Please not the SOW planning document which includes an overview of chapters and what issues may be covered for teachers to b aware of. This was designed for Year 9 due to the nature of the novel.

100 minute lesson focused on AQA Language Paper 1 Question 4 (evaluation) using an extract from The Night Circus

Three poetry lessons aimed at a Year 8 lower ability class. Unit was ‘Animal Poetry’ Poems: The Eagle by Lord Alfred Tennyson, Hyena by Edwin Morgan, Bats by D.H. Lawrence

Full scheme of work to accompany reading The Hunger Games Aimed at KS3 was used as part English lessons and part literacy lessons in order to promote reading for pleasure Can easily be adapted 29 lessons, all needed worksheets included and SOW notes as a guide Each lesson has page numbers (used Scholastic:2021 edition), recap questions, retrieval questions and plenary. Files uploaded as x3 zip folder due to number of lessons. Split into the three parts of the novel.

Lesson exploring questions 3 and 4 of AQA Language Paper 2. Q5 task included (1 slide) Source A: David Attenborough COP26 Climate Summit Glasgow Speech Transcript Source B: Speech - Climate change: too true to be good. Speech by Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency Royal Society of Arts, 24 September 2018

100 minute lesson on Litany from Duffy Mean Time

Lesson aimed at year 7

Full lesson on the poem Captain from Duffy’s Mean Time 100 minute lesson

KS3 Famous Speeches Lesson focused on exploring King George VI’s radio broadcast speech As part of a Famous Speeches unit aimed at year 7

100 minute lesson focused on First Love from Duffy Mean Time

100 minute lesson focused on language analysis

Booklet including various extracts (1 poem, biographical extracts and articles) surrounding female figures. Made to accompany a SOW titled ‘Women Who Changed The World’

SOW designed for a class of year 9 students which included multiple ECHP, SEN, EAL students who had issues with information retention and recall. Lessons are 100 minutes long.

KS3 Famous Speeches Lesson focused on exploring Emmeline Pankhurst’s ‘Freedom or Death’ speech As part of a Famous Speeches unit aimed at year 7

KS3 Famous Speeches Lesson focused on exploring Malala Yousafzai’s Nobel Lecture speech As part of a Famous Speeches unit aimed at year 7

Quote posters for Romeo and Juliet, An Inspector Calls, Love and Relationships poetry, Jekyll and Hyde