Suitable for any GCSE English Literature Exam - especially the new Eduqas exam. A range of activities suitable for a range of abilities. Covers all the key aspects needed, including exam skills, context, language, structure and form. Handouts are provided to support and extend the learning.

15 lessons with a range of activities and support during guided reading.

A fully resourced A-Level English Literature scheme of work for The Stranger (L’Étranger) by Albert Camus, designed to engage students in in-depth textual analysis, philosophical inquiry, and critical discussions. This comprehensive teaching package includes: Detailed Lesson PowerPoints – covering each chapter with key themes, character development, existentialist and absurdist philosophy, and historical context. Exam-Style Essay Questions & Structured Analytical Tasks – developing students’ ability to construct high-level essay responses. Thematic & Philosophical Exploration – covering politics, power, justice, morality, fate, alienation, and the absurd with comparative links to wider philosophical and literary movements. Close Reading & Extract-Based Analysis – scaffolded activities to refine textual interpretation and critical thinking. Character Studies & Symbolism Exploration – investigating Meursault as an outsider, his rejection of societal norms, and the significance of minor characters. Debate & Discussion Activities – encouraging students to engage with existentialism, Camus’ absurdist philosophy, and perspectives on justice and morality. Creative Writing & Dramatic Monologues – including a task where students embody Meursault’s perspective in a first-person monologue from his prison cell. Perfect for A-Level English Literature teachers, this fully editable scheme of work is structured yet flexible, adaptable for different exam board requirements (AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC). Save time with this ready-to-teach, high-quality resource that ensures students engage deeply with Camus’ philosophical themes, narrative style, and literary significance.

A comprehensive, fully resourced A-Level English Literature scheme of work for The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories by Angela Carter, designed to engage students in detailed textual analysis, critical discussions, and intertextual exploration. This high-quality teaching package includes: Detailed Lesson PowerPoints – covering every short story, intertextual influences, key themes, and gothic/fairytale conventions. Exam-Style Essay Questions & Analytical Tasks – structured activities to develop high-level essay responses, focusing on gender roles, subversion, and intertextuality. Intertextual & Thematic Analysis – exploring how Carter’s work interacts with traditional fairytales, gothic literature, and feminist theory. Close Reading & Extract-Based Analysis – deep-dive activities to refine textual interpretation and critical thinking. Key Themes & Symbolism Exploration – including power, sexuality, transformation, entrapment, and rebellion, with comparative links to wider literary movements. Independent Research & Global Issues Tasks – encouraging students to explore Carter’s themes in relation to contemporary feminist, gothic, and cultural discussions. Perfect for A-Level English Literature teachers, this fully editable scheme of work is structured yet flexible, adaptable for different exam board requirements (AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC). Save time with this ready-to-teach, high-quality resource that ensures students develop critical reading and essay-writing skills while engaging deeply with Carter’s provocative and subversive storytelling.

A structured Year 13 Home Study & Revision Booklet designed to support A-Level English Literature students in their final year of study. This resource provides a weekly study schedule, guiding students through independent learning, coursework refinement, and structured revision. Comprehensive Weekly Tasks – aligning with key texts studied, including The Great Gatsby, A Streetcar Named Desire, Othello, The Help, and Pre-1900 Poetry. Coursework Development Guidance – step-by-step support for refining and improving coursework, including referencing guides and academic writing tips. Exam-Style Questions & Revision Activities – focusing on key themes, context, and critical perspectives to develop high-level essay responses. Thematic & Textual Analysis Tasks – exploring narrative techniques, historical context, and critical interpretations, including feminist, Marxist, and postcolonial readings. Links to Wider Reading & Academic Articles – including British Library resources, Google Scholar recommendations, and key critical essays to deepen understanding. Perfect for AQA, Edexcel, OCR, and WJEC exam boards, this fully structured and editable booklet ensures students stay on track with revision, coursework deadlines, and exam preparation. A must-have for both teachers and students aiming for top grades in A-Level English Literature.

A fully resourced A-Level English Literature scheme of work for Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë, designed for detailed textual analysis, critical discussions, and exam success. This comprehensive teaching package includes: Chapter-by-Chapter PowerPoints – covering key themes, character development, narrative techniques, and critical perspectives for every stage of the novel. Exam-Style Essay Questions & Assessment Resources – structured essay planning, quote analysis, and formal assessment tasks. Contextual and Thematic Analysis – including social context, the role of the Byronic hero, gothic elements, and narrative structure. Close Reading & Extract-Based Analysis – deep-dive activities to develop higher-order thinking and textual interpretation skills. Key Themes & Motif Exploration – love, revenge, social class, power dynamics, and psychological entrapment, with links to wider literary movements. Perfect for A-Level teachers, this fully editable scheme of work is designed for engaging and structured learning, adaptable for different exam board requirements (AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC). Save time with this ready-to-teach, high-quality resource, ensuring students develop critical reading and essay-writing skills while engaging deeply with Brontë’s masterpiece.

A comprehensive two-part GCSE English Literature revision and study booklet for the Power and Conflict Poetry Anthology, designed to support students in developing comparative skills, analytical writing, and exam preparation. This resource includes: Analysis of Key Poems – detailed exploration of poems from the AQA Power and Conflict Anthology, including Ozymandias, London, The Prelude, My Last Duchess, Exposure, Bayonet Charge, War Photographer, Remains, Poppies, and Kamikaze. Comparative Poetry Guidance – structured activities to help students compare themes, language, and structure effectively. Contextual and Thematic Exploration – key insights into historical, political, and social contexts, supporting deeper analysis of power, war, memory, and identity. Exam-Style Questions & Model Answers – scaffolded tasks to build confidence in answering comparative poetry questions. Quotation Banks & Key Literary Devices – a curated selection of essential quotations with explanations, poetic techniques, and sentence starters for analysis. Perfect for GCSE English Literature students and teachers, these fully structured and engaging booklets are ideal for classroom teaching, independent study, and revision. Aligned with the AQA exam board, but also valuable for other specifications. Ensure students achieve top marks in their poetry analysis and comparative responses with this high-quality, ready-to-use resource.

A comprehensive A-Level revision booklet for Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, designed to support students with exam preparation, critical analysis, and independent study. This resource includes: Assessment Objectives & Exam Requirements – clear guidance on what examiners are looking for, with breakdowns of AO1, AO2, and AO3. Contextual Information – covering Mary Shelley’s life, Gothic literature, Romanticism, science, gender roles, and historical influences. Character Analysis & Summaries – in-depth exploration of Victor Frankenstein, the Creature, Walton, Elizabeth, and more, including key quotes and critical interpretations. Themes & Concerns – detailed analysis of responsibility, prejudice, ambition, fate, power, and scientific ethics. Narrative Structure & Literary Techniques – examination of Shelley’s use of multiple narrators, frame narratives, and symbolism. Exam-Style Essay Questions & Sample Responses – structured activities to develop high-level analytical writing skills. Key Quotes & Metaphor Analysis – a curated selection of essential quotations with explanations to support revision. Perfect for A-Level English Literature teachers and students, this fully structured and editable revision booklet is ideal for exam preparation, coursework support, and independent study. A must-have resource for achieving top grades in AQA, Edexcel, OCR, and WJEC English Literature exams.

A fully resourced A-Level English Literature and Drama scheme of work for A Taste of Honey by Shelagh Delaney, designed to engage students in detailed textual analysis, social context, and critical discussions. This comprehensive teaching package includes: Detailed Lesson PowerPoints – covering each act and scene, focusing on character development, themes, and dramatic techniques. Exam-Style Essay Questions & Structured Analytical Tasks – supporting the development of high-level essay responses. Contextual Exploration – including 1950s Britain, class divisions, race, gender, sexuality, and kitchen sink realism. Character & Relationship Analysis – exploring Jo, Helen, Peter, Geoff, and The Boy, with a focus on family dynamics, identity, and social change. Close Reading & Extract-Based Analysis – scaffolded activities to refine textual interpretation and understanding of dramatic structure. Debate & Discussion Activities – encouraging students to engage with themes of love, abandonment, poverty, gender roles, and marginalisation. Performance & Practical Drama Tasks – analysing the staging, setting, and theatrical techniques, with wider reading on the evolution of British theatre. Perfect for A-Level English Literature and Drama teachers, this fully editable scheme of work is structured yet flexible, adaptable for different exam board requirements (AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC). Save time with this ready-to-teach, high-quality resource that ensures students engage deeply with Delaney’s powerful social commentary and groundbreaking playwriting style.

Mastering Creative & Transactional Writing for Exam Success This comprehensive revision booklet is designed to help students develop their creative and transactional writing skills for GCSE English Language Paper 1 and Paper 2, Question 5. Packed with expert guidance, planning strategies, vocabulary banks, and model sentence starters, this resource ensures students can confidently approach descriptive, narrative, and persuasive writing tasks. What’s Inside? Paper 1, Question 5 – Creative Writing Step-by-step guidance on crafting engaging narratives and descriptions S.C.A.R planning method for structuring ideas effectively Sentence starters, structural techniques, and high-level vocabulary Paper 2, Question 5 – Transactional Writing Argumentative & persuasive writing techniques for speeches, articles, and letters The Toulmin method for structuring compelling viewpoints A breakdown of common themes, from society and education to environment and health Bonus Features: Word banks to enhance vocabulary Sample exam-style questions with planning prompts Guidance on rhetorical devices, sentence variety, and writing with impact Perfect for independent revision, classroom learning, and exam preparation. A must-have resource for students aiming for top grades in GCSE English Language!

This comprehensive guide is designed to help A-Level English Literature students master exam techniques for the AQA specification. Covering Paper 1 (Aspects of Tragedy) and Paper 2 (Social and Political Protest Writing), this resource provides step-by-step strategies for approaching each question type with clarity and confidence. What’s Inside? Question Breakdown & Approaches – Learn how to tackle unseen extracts, structured essay questions, and comparative tasks. The ‘Hinge’ Approach – Master ‘to what extent do you agree?’ questions by developing a balanced argument. Close Reading & Analytical Techniques – Understand how to analyse literary methods and engage with contextual factors. Examiner Insights & Sample Responses – Explore exemplar essays with commentary to understand high-level responses. Step-by-Step Planning Frameworks – Learn how to structure introductions, main body paragraphs, and conclusions effectively. Perfect for exam preparation, revision, and refining essay-writing skills! An essential toolkit for achieving top grades in A-Level English Literature exams.

This comprehensive A-Level English Literature Coursework Guidance Booklet provides students with the essential tools to plan, structure, and refine their comparative coursework essay (3000 words). With a focus on ‘The Great Gatsby’ as the anchor text and a choice between ‘Revolutionary Road’ or ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ for comparison, this resource ensures students develop a sophisticated, critical argument supported by literary analysis and academic sources. What’s Inside? Step-by-Step Coursework Planning – From brainstorming to structuring a compelling argument Exemplars & Examiner Commentary – High-scoring essays with breakdowns of assessment objectives Key Literary Analysis Skills – How to explore themes, structure, narrative techniques, and context Referencing & Bibliography Guide – Ensuring correct citation using MHRA and Harvard formats Mark Scheme & Coursework Checklist – Self-assessment tools for achieving top grades Ideal for independent study, coursework workshops, and exam preparation. A must-have guide for A-Level students aiming for high marks in their coursework!

This A-Level English Language Study Bundle offers a comprehensive, engaging, and structured approach to key linguistic topics. Designed to enhance students’ analytical skills, critical thinking, and exam preparation, this bundle includes a range of activities exploring grammar, language diversity, gender theories, political discourse, and the evolution of English. Whether you’re a teacher looking for ready-to-use resources or a student seeking independent study materials, this bundle is a must-have for mastering language concepts. What’s Included? Grammar & Language Rules – The Grammar Demons Investigate the role of grammar in English, challenge prescriptive rules, and debate linguistic authority. Language & Gender – Theories and Stereotypes Engage with leading linguistic theorists (Lakoff, Coates, Zimmerman & West) and analyse how gender influences speech patterns. Language Diversity & Change – Knowledge Quiz & Key Terms Organiser Test and expand your knowledge on language variation, social influences, and key theorists (Bernstein, Sapir-Whorf, Aitchison, Giles). Contemporary Language Evolution – Is Language a Mirror of Our Times? Explore how new words reflect societal trends and analyse the impact of political, social, and cultural movements on language. David Crystal Language Change Statements – Evaluating Theories of Change Critically assess David Crystal’s perspectives on technology, linguistic evolution, and the power of language in shaping society. Grammar & Lexis Mastery – Verb Moods, Sentence Structure, and Active vs. Passive Voice Strengthen grammatical knowledge with hands-on tasks covering sentence structure, verb forms, and transitivity. Political Discourse & Language in Power – MPs and the Language of Politics Analyse real-world political rhetoric, understand how MPs use persuasive language, and evaluate the effects of controversial speech. Independent Study Guide – Y13 English Language Enrichment Tasks A structured plan for self-guided learning, including quizzes, TED Talks, revision tasks, and extended writing activities. Why Choose This Bundle? Comprehensive Coverage – Covers all major A-Level English Language topics, from grammar to sociolinguistics. Engaging Activities – Quizzes, debates, research tasks, and writing prompts to develop higher-order thinking skills. Exam-Ready Preparation – Strengthens AO1-AO3 skills, ensuring students are confident and prepared. Flexible Use – Ideal for lesson planning, revision, or independent study. This A-Level English Language Study Bundle is the ultimate resource for students and teachers looking to master language analysis and develop a critical understanding of how English evolves. Perfect for classroom use, revision sessions, and independent learning!

A comprehensive, fully resourced A-Level Literature scheme of work for A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini, designed to support in-depth textual analysis, critical thinking, and exam preparation. This resource includes: Detailed Lesson PowerPoints – covering every chapter with key themes, character development, historical and cultural context, and structured discussion prompts. Assessment and Exam-Style Resources – including essay planning guides, quotation analysis, past paper-style questions, and an assessment point for formal progress tracking. Close Reading & Extract Analysis Worksheets – scaffolded activities to develop independent interpretation and analytical writing skills. Key Thematic & Character-Based Discussions – covering gender roles, marriage, oppression, resilience, and heroism, with comparative links to wider literature. Teacher and Student Copies of Annotated Extracts – ideal for classroom teaching, independent study, or homework assignments. Perfect for A-Level English Literature teachers, this fully editable scheme of work is structured yet flexible, adaptable for different exam board requirements (AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC). Save time with a ready-to-teach, high-quality resource that ensures students engage with deeper literary analysis while developing key skills for academic success.

The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Full Scheme of Work covering over 150 slides. This full SoW covers the entire novel and each chapter is broken down for you to work with your students. Each lesson includes a starter, a range of tasks linked to the chapter being read and a suitable plenary. There's a range of research tasks for the students to investigate the events linked to the novel. The end of unit assessment is a review and there is a range of slides that explain what is needed for a successful review. Everything is planned for you and you can pick it up and go.

The Great Gatsby A Level English Literature Scheme of Work covering 20 lessons that work through the entire novel and focus on key extracts. The scheme covers: An introduction into covering the whole novel and narrative theories. Context and key themes such as decadence and materialism. Role of the narrator. Key settings in The Great Gatsby. The use of characterisation. Timed essay structures and opportunity to feedback and improve.

A range of thematic grids in The Great Gatsby that covers themes such as decadence, ambition, ego and many more.

Lesson 1 of the transactional writing scheme of work. This lesson covers the persuasive features found in the adverts of bootcamps. This scheme of work uses the idea of bootcamps to get the students to think about transactional writing like writing informal letters to friends, family and a formal letter to the Prime Minister. There is also opportunity to debate and use hot seating for formulating their arguments. Layout, advice and features are all covered in this scheme of work.

Lesson 3 of the transactional writing scheme of work. This lesson covers how students can start to organise their ideas either for or against bootcamps in the UK. This scheme of work uses the idea of bootcamps to get the students to think about transactional writing like writing informal letters to friends, family and a formal letter to the Prime Minister. There is also opportunity to debate and use hot seating for formulating their arguments. Layout, advice and features are all covered in this scheme of work.

Lesson 10 of the transactional writing scheme of work. This lesson covers how students can use drama to explore how issues that bootcamps deal with can be discussed and analysed in a classroom setting. This scheme of work uses the idea of bootcamps to get the students to think about transactional writing like writing informal letters to friends, family and a formal letter to the Prime Minister. There is also opportunity to debate and use hot seating for formulating their arguments. Layout, advice and features are all covered in this scheme of work.