This is a Functional Skills English Entry Level 3 Revision Test. It can be taught while the pupils are studying MacBeth and is best introduced near the start of the play when the hero meets the witches for the first time. We at Engage Education create Functional Skills and Entry Level resources to be taught with GCSE recommended literature.

This is a Functional Skills English - Entry Level 3 Reading Revision Test. It is best taught while the pupils are studying Romeo + Juliet around the time of the Capulet Ball. We at Engage Education create Functional Skills and Entry Level resources to be taught with GCSE recommended literature.

This is a Level 1 Functional Skills English writing revision test. It is best taught when the pupils are studying Romeo + Juliet abd before the characters go to the Capulet Ball. We at Engage Education create Functional Skills and Entry Level resources to be taught with GCSE recommended literature.

This is a Functional Skills revision test for Entry Level 3 - English writing. It is best given to students when teaching Romeo + Juliet before the characters go to the Capulet Ball. We at Engage Education create Functional Skills and Entry Level resources to be taught with GCSE recommended literature. This makes lessons more differentiated. This series is especially popular in Special Needs schools.

This is a Functional Skills English Writing Revision Test for Entry Level 2. It has two tasks and is best taught when teaching Romeo and Juliet, before the characters go to the Capulet Ball. Having a variety of tasks to give pupils while teaching the play means that you can differentiate more, teaching pupils who sit different exams. We at Engage Education create Functional Skills and Entry Level resources to be taught with GCSE recommended literature.

This is a Functional Skills Entry Level 1 Writing revision exam to be used when teaching Romeo and Juliet. It is best given to pupils before the Capulet Ball.

This is a writing task that can be used any time when teaching the play ‘Romeo and Juliet’. It fits any exam body.

This is a transactional writing task that can be used with any exam body and should be taught after Romeo is banished in the play.

This is a writing activity that could be given to pupils after they have learned about the Capulet Ball in Romeo And Juliet. It can be used for any exam board.

The Ultimate Writing Championship is a scheme of work designed to both improve pupils’ writing skills and to raise their writing engagement. There are 4 stages in this series, beginning with the very basics like writing on the line and leading up to higher level skills such as using metaphors and punctuating speech. In each stage, there are a series of challenges. Each challenge is represented by a character who the pupil is write fighting against. These challenge fighters have names like Nikolai Onaline and Comma McGregor. It is the pupil’s goal to complete the challenge and win the contest. These challenges focus on 1 or 2 writing skills and the pupils are graded on these skills alone. For example, if the skill assessed is using varied sentence openings, they will lose the match if they use no varied sentence openings, draw if they use only 1, win on points if they use 2-3 and win by knockout if they use 4 or more. The pupils will then add their result to their challenger series record. In each stage, once the pupil has successfully completed all the challenges (or the teacher feels that they have mastered the level), they can attempt to win the Stage Title by write fighting against the stage champion. This is a writing task in which all the skills at that level are assessed and the pupil has to score a certain total of points to win the belt. Once the pupil has won the title, you can reward them with a certificate and/or title belt and add their name to the Hall Of Fame. They can defend the title by completing the stage title match challenge again. They can now count the number of successful title defences they have had. Once they have successfully defended the Stage title many times, they have completed that stage and can move onto the next stage. Pupils can also compete for Stage Tag Team Titles in a tag team, writing together with other pupils and/or members of staff. This pack contains all the resources for the U.W.C: Stage 3 - Women’s Division.

This is a marking sheet to be used with OCR Entry Level English exams. It breaks down the skills OCR describes in their marking policy and puts them into a clear checklist so that you can accurately score the pupils' written work in the exam. There are 3 checklists. One for EL!, one for EL2 and one for EL3. There is also a section on the feeback sheet for telling the pupils 'what went well' and for giving them future points for development. It is a clear and easy to use system that both staff and pupils can understand. This resource makes marking OCR Entry Level English tests so much easier and more accurate. It can also be used to assess any piece of writing and can therefore be a good assessment model for pupils who are or may soon sit OCR Entry Level English.

This is a whole unit of work that is to be used with the novel ‘Night Of Warriors’. This is a wrestling novel available on Amazon and it is popular with boys who like wrestling. It is mostly used for catch-up literacy or for teaching in literacy hours with small groups or for independent reading. The novel is easy to read, but it has a higher interest age and engages pupils who like wrestling. This unit of work consists of 10 lessons which follow the novel. The lessons are varied and include comprehension exercises, written imaginative responses and discussions asking for pupils’ opinions.

This presentation should be taught after reading Chapter 1 of Private Peaceful. It is to be taught alongside Engage Education’s Private Peaceful Lesson 1 worksheets. The presentation is used as a speaking and listening exercise where pupils are asked to say what they have learned about the chapter’s characters and plot.

This is the 2nd lesson in the Private Peaceful series and it is to be taught with Chapeter 2: ‘Twenty To Eleven’. It centres on the character of Big Joe. It could be taught as one lesson or as a short series of lessons. It consists of a comprehension exercise, a writing plan, a writing task about Big Joe and an extension activity.

This is a literary text describing the day Juliet meets Paris. It is an Entry Level English: Understanding a literary text - reading test. It can be used as a revision activity or when teaching Romeo and Juliet.

This is an Entry Level English reading test for Understanding A Non-Fiction text. It can be used as a revision exercise, but is designed to be taught with Romeo and Juliet. It is best taught after Romeo is banished from Verona as the text is about banishment.

This resource contains a selection of activities to be used after teaching the 1st Chapter of Michael Morpurgo’s ‘Private Peaceful’. It contains comprehension tasks, tasks where pupils are asked their opinion and task which asks pupils to write an imaginative response to the novel.

This is a revision reading text for Entry Level English exams. It is a literary text entitled ‘Mercutio’s Secret’. It tells the story of what Mercutio did at the ball when Romeo met Juliet and his meeting with Rosaline. It can be used as a revision exercise or when teaching the play Romeo and Juliet.

This is a revision test that fits with an Entry Level English exam body. It ca be used for revision or as part of a lesson linked to a play or novel. It was designed to be taught while teaching Romeo and Juliet at the point when Romeo is lovesick over Rosaline. However, it could be used for various novels, plays or poems that deal with the same theme, or as a stand alone revision exercise.

This document contains all the resources for The Ultimate Writing Championship: Stage 3 - Men’s Division. The Ultimate Writing Championship (U.W.C) is a popular a scheme of work designed to both improve pupils’ writing skills and to raise their writing engagement. There are 4 stages in this series, beginning with the very basics like writing on the line and leading up to higher level skills such as using metaphors and punctuating speech. Pupils complete a series of challenges which focus on one or two specific skills as they compete in each stage in their quest to become the Stage Champion. Please enjoy using these resources and we hope that it both engages the pupils you teach and helps them to improve their writing skills.