A scheme of work that is designed to take students through the Unseen Poetry element of the AQA English Literature exam.

An excellent resource that is differentiated from start to finish. Definitely worth the money when you see the hours put into creating this differentiated and well constructed series of lessons.

AQA Power and Conflict GCSE

AQA Power and Conflict - Exposure

AQA Power and Conflict GCSE

AQA Power and Conflict - Kamikaze

AQA Power and Conflict

Use this booklet to support the teaching of Lord of the Flies in the Classroom

Use these differentiated and extensive resources to revise Alan Bennett's 'The History Boys' before the GCSE Exam. The other History Boys resources are used to teach the play for the first time, but this is for REVISION!

Use these differentiated lessons to support the teaching of Unseen Poetry at GCSE. All lessons have differentiated routes and have full learning objectives.

This amazing resource offers a wealth of materials to teach Shakespeare's Macbeth in the classroom. All differentiated and with consolidation activities - what else could you want? These lessons will save you hours of planning and research. A must buy!

This resource is designed to take you through 'Letters from Paris' in the AQA Paris Anthology. This lesson focuses on the historical text and has objectives and success criteria directly linked to the exam mark scheme.

This resource is designed to take you through 'Memories of Paris' in the AQA Paris Anthology. This lesson focuses on the text and has objectives and success criteria directly linked to the exam mark scheme.

These resources are invaluable, differentiated resources that will take your students through the new AQA GCSE Paper One. Each lesson has an example of a written response to show students how to get the higher marks.

Use this series of lessons to revise key characters and themes in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde. This series of lessons use a booklet of extracts that are exactly like exam questions.

Here are four lessons designed to support students with the GCSE English Language Paper 2 exam. In these four lessons are the skills needed to succeed in all the questions for Section A.