7 lessons designed for SEN students on the AQA English Language Paper 1. These selection of lessons enable students to understand each question for both sections (Reading and Writing) of the paper, as well as embedding good practice of spelling, grammar and sophisticated vocabulary. There are also additional tasks which can be used for homework within this resource which you will find in the relevant folders. All lessons are clearly signposted and inform you of what needs to be printed. These lessons are also appropriate for a tutoring session with a pupil one-on-one or in a small class setting.

A variety of revision lessons for Willy Russell’s ‘Blood Brothers’. These resources are for the learning of the AQA English GCSE. Covers teaching of key themes such as Nature Vs Nurture, Education, Money and Authority Figures in the play, as well as character exploration.

A 9 lesson SoW designed for Y7 Drama students, with assessment and review lesson provided. Could easily be adapted for other KS3 year groups as well. Tasks may be relevant for teaching in English too.

A 8 lesson SoW on Darkwood Manor complete with Knowledge Organizer, originally intended for a Y7 cohort but could be adapted for additional KS3 groups.

A 9 lesson SoW on Commedia dell’arte, exploring the different characters, Slapstick comedy as a genre as well as the idea of an ensemble. This SoW is complete with a Knowledge Organizer, quiz sheet (which could be used for homework), assessment task and a feedback lesson (which can additionally be adapted if preferred). This scheme was originally intended for a Year 9 cohort, but can be adapted to suit other KS3 classes as well.

Five lessons on AQA Language Paper 1 focusing on a source from Of Mice and Men. These collection of lessons look at a new question each lesson, starting with Q1 to finishing with a lesson on Q5 (narrative)

34 fully resourced lessons which allow you to read Emma Carroll’s ‘Secrets of a Sun King’. These lessons would be perfect for library lessons, as part of a reading intervention, during form time or simply just as an additional resource with your class. The lessons are pitched with a KS3 class in mind.

34 fully resources lessons which allow you to read Melvin Burgess’ ‘An Angel for May’. These lessons would be perfect for library lessons, as part of a reading intervention, during form time or simply just as an additional resource with your class. The lessons are pitched with a KS3 class in mind.