Looking for an interesting way to help your students revise plot, context, evidence and analysis? Well look no further! This pub quiz style activity contains the following rounds: Plot recall Complete the quotes Context recall ‘Just a Minute’ theme and character revision I’ve used this plenty of times in the past and it’s always been an enjoyable and engaging lesson. Enjoy!

Here is a perfect mark example of a short story which can be used as part of a scheme of work or a model to before a main task.

Every wondered what your students can cover when exploring form, structure and language? These helpful revision charts highlight exactly this- enjoy! View videos which explore this on the following site: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEp3SR3KaDzg8jSe12tGnCg

Using Robert Cormier’s excellent “Heroes” this power point remind students of the components of an essay structure they require as well as three examples (grade 2/3, grade 6 and grade 9). Why waste time when it’s already been done for you.

Looking for all the key information for “The Sign of Four” for your students but haven’t got the time? Well, look no further. This document outlines the key elements of plot, context, character and quotations you need in order to help support you students to achieve the very highest mark possible. Enjoy

A quick guide to story endings to use with your lessons

Here something to get you started. This is a complete 12 week SOW with activities that will engage, challenge and ensure students have a firm grounding in the basics. Enjoy!

Each PowerPoint will explain exactly how to achieve perfect marks in the 0522 Cambridge IGCSE extended paper. There are perfect mark examples for each, as well as the method and helpful hints. Enjoy

Why waste time doing it when it's already been done for you. Here is a list of key GCSE terminology, with definitions and some example analysis, which will help ensure your students complete the terminology aspect of the Language and Literature mark scheme. Enjoy

Each PPT works through how to achieve perfect marks for every question in the GCSE Literature examinations. Each work includes perfect marks examples and helpful advance.

Before the exam board has got its act together, here is a perfect mark example for question B for paper 1. Enjoy

Here is what you are looking for; perfect mark responses for the new AQA language paper 1. All questions are attached to help with revision, exams, lessons, AFL and homework.

Here is a perfect mark example of a descriptive writing piece which would be perfect for GCSE, Alevel and for KS3. Use this model to explore writing techniques before leading in to your planned main task

Before the exam board has had a chance to organise itself, here is a selection of mock exam questions for the new EDEXCEL literature Shakespeare paper. Perfect for revision and even mock exams, this could be adapted to suit any of the new GCSE exam boards. Enjoy!

Perfect for the new GCSEs at KS3 level. This complete SOW enables students to explore a nineteenth century classic in a fun and interactive way. Full of engaging and challenging activities, this is a strong SOW which works to cement the core skills every successful student of literature needs. Enjoy.

Here is a great of example of creative writing for you to enjoy and explore with your students. The piece deliberately incorporates a number of complex features to ensure students replicate this. Enjoy!

Here are a collection of Macbeth exam revision lessons which you may find very useful.

Why waste time creating it when it's already been done for you? Here is an AQA style literature exam question (which can be easily adapted for other specs) which comes complete with a full mark response for you to use with your classes as you wish. Enjoy!

Revision lessons feeling tired? Need something to engage your students? Revision clocks are just the ticket. This resource is an entire lesson which simply requires you to tell the students every 6 minutes (I teach 50 minute lessons but I have included additional tasks if teaching an hour or wishing to create homework). The multiple tasks require students to work hard and fast if they are to complete the activities. I have used this with my classes and it has been superb. The resource includes the following topics (each their own lessons): Macbeth, An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol and the Power and Conflict section of the AQA anthology. You will not regret using this.

Need a comprehensive guide with full mark examples for your students undertaking the new AQA A-Level Literature A specification? Look no further. Here are a complete set of power-points which explain the planning and writing process required for each question in the exam. There are also notes on planning complete with full mark examples (please note that not all of these are full essays) for you to use with your students in various ways. These resources are a great way to save yourself time as well reinforce the resources you have already created- enjoy!