A simple worksheet designed to engage students with an interesting text as well as mastery of language features.

This is an abstract lesson focusing on the correct us of capital letters and the psychological implications behind it. Perfect for KS4 or high ability KS3.

A lesson ideal for KS3 beginning to look at language and how it shows feelings of characters. Ideal for lower ability students but can be differentiated upwards

A simple revision wheel encouraging pupils to consider Caliban’s presentation in The Tempest

A simple worksheet for practicing the use of apostrophes while focusing on Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Suitable for KS3 & 4

This paper is in the style of AQAs Language Paper 2 Section A, with the 1-9 Syllabus in mind. Includes an extract inspired by 19th century drug use and a modern article on drugs in British Society. Extension questions are included to promote deeper thinking. A pair of challenging texts so ideal for KS4 - I have used this with my classes in conjunction with studying The Sign of Four, it offers excellent contextual knowledge.

A differentiated Language Paper 1 based on AQA sample materials looking at an exciting extract from Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. Ideal for KS3

AQA Language Paper One Section B writing to describe mock paper using the exemplar wording and mark distribution

A homework activity (could also be used as a work sheet in lesson time) for GCSE students providing them with context of death in Victorian England

A whole paper condensed to one page! This Gothic extract is brutal and macabre, perfect for engaging reluctant readers while emphasising the GCSE skills needed for Language Paper 1

A lesson based on Emily Bronte's Hope is a thing with Feathers

This worksheet is ideal for refreshing students’ poetry skills while challenging them with a linguistically dynamic text. Ideal for KS4 either as independent revision or to set as homework

Challenge your students with this worksheet, enouraging them to think about how a successful exam response is put together while improving their own writing. Ideal as a revision task or pre-assessment tool so students can determine their areas of strengths and weaknesses

A quick task designed to help students revise key plot points and pick out Gothic features

A Series of three lessons on narrative writing aimed at Y9 as an introduction into GCSE style work.

A sheet designed to give students a structure when analysing poetry and enable them to apply these skills to their own writing. Ideal for KS4 as poetry revision or exam technique work. Uses the AQA assessment objectives as a basis for success

A worksheet designed to support understanding of tragedy, story structure and the play of Romeo and Juliet

Introduce your students to this legendary work of literary fiction through AQA’s language paper one. Ideal for KS4 who are revising bother literature and language skills. Includes extracts from the mark scheme to help student’s focus. Section B enables all abilities to access creative writing through visual stimuli

A simple work sheet getting students to engage with the poem in an analytical manner. Ideal as cover work or revision

A lesson guiding students through reflective time on literature paper one exam for AQA. The questions were: ‘How is the theme of social responsibility shown in An Inspector Calls’ or ‘How does Priestley use the character of the Inspector to show how society shoudl change’. 'Compare the ways the poets present ideas about loss and absence in ‘Kamikaze’ and one other poem In ‘Autumn’ how does the poet present the effect of the season of autumn?’