A PowerPoint lesson on comparing ‘The Farmer’s Bride’ to ‘Porphyria’s Lover’.

An introduction to the first part of the play. There are some interesting ideas about ‘shrews’ in this PowerPoint. There are 24 slides.

84 slides on ‘An Inspector Calls’ - includes slides on key quotations and context.

A PowerPoint lesson with a quick starter, an exam question that is broken down, a list of various ways to plan and a breakdown of the Examiners’ report from 2017. Ideal for last minute revision.

A PowerPoint lesson with a quick starter, an exam question that is broken down, an exemplar answer, a list of various ways to plan and a breakdown of the Examiners’ report from 2017. Ideal for last minute revision.

Stretch and Challenge cards with a number of activities to engage and challenge students in lessons. Also there are some Progress Pockets so that students can demonstrate the progress they have made in a single lesson.

This resource has three slides. The first one is a mock exam question with an extract from Act 3, Scene 2 of Much Ado About Nothing, the second is the important aspects of extract highlighted in red, while the third slide is part of an exemplar answer that students can use as a starting point for their own essay.

A revision activity designed to help students compare Mr Birling to another character of their choice from An Inspector Calls.

Whole school literacy marking codes poster.

This is a 20 page author study booklet. There are two separate studies - a generic study for students to choose their own author and a second study focusing on William Shakespeare. There are twelve activities in total, six for each study.

Two author studies - a generic author study and a study based on the Romantic poets which can help to prepare students for their GCSE English literature poetry anthologies. There are 13 activities in total - four extended activities for the generic study and nine activities for the Romantic poets study.

This is an author study booklet with two separate studies - the first one is a generic study in which students can choose their own author, while the second study focusing on a comparison between Jane Austen and Charles Dickens in which the students work in a pair to decide who is the ‘best’ author. There are eleven activities in total, five in the first study and six in the second.

A 35 slide revision activity with key quotations from the text. There are five quick questions that students can ask themselves on each slide. This can be used as a classroom activity or as a set of posters.

Ten mock exam questions for AQA’s A-level English literature Love Through the Ages Shakespeare questions. The questions cover the entire play.

An exemplar question 5 for AQA English language paper 2 on young drivers and an exemplar answer full of linguistic devices for students to annotate. Great for last minute revision.

A PowerPoint investigating the presentation of Sheila Birling. The PowerPoint includes a starter activity and an exemplar piece of analysis.

A 40 slide PowerPoint with key quotations from the text. Each quotation has a set of quick-fire revision questions.