A lesson based around Harry Potter to help students to Reach Level 7 in their analysis of the texts using point evidence analysis (PEA / PEE)

Romeo and Juliet Act 3 Scene 4

To be familiar with the Human Rights Act To know how the Human Rights Act works To be aware of how the Human Rights Act has protected rights in the UK

How to care for a child.

Plurals Wordsearch

The 4 W Form - behaviour management targets. Looking at 4 whats - what happened, what rules were broken, what's the explanation and what's going to happen to fix things.

An APP (Assessing pupils progress) test that covers a large number of assessment foci.

Lesson Objectives 1) To recognise how peer pressure can be associated with sexual activity 2) To consider how you might respond to peer pressure about sex

Lesson Plan and Quiz

Independent Research Questions worksheet- can be used for homework or during a lesson with research access e.g. Who was Shakespeare/Queen Elizabeth? What was the theatre like in Shakespeare’s time?

Lesson Plan

Exemplar Letter of Complaint for KS4 GCSE writing paper.

Empathising with Scrooge

Coraline Diary Entry Chapter 2 & 3

Rhythm, Meter, Form Poetry

Jennings - The Moth's Plea

Assessment looking at character and supporting points with evidence.

The Terrible Fate of Humpty Dumpty Scheme of Work

Of Mice and Men Curley's Wife - Her First Appearannce Chapter 2

Of Mice and Men - Curley's Wife Close Textual Analysis. Studying sections of the book: what other characters say about her character, what we learn about her, the way she dresses etc - split these up in the class and then feedback.