An Entry 3 resources that explores some of the issues around living independently including housework, responsibilities and budgets.

Looking at the start of the novel discussing Tommo's role in his father's death and his relationship with other characters.

A lesson looking at feelings and empathy and how empathy can help us understand others.

A range of resources that can be used in studying 'Kensuke's Kingdom' by Michael Morpurgo either as classbased activities or for homework tasks.

Aimed as an introduction to the play for lower ability students, looking at images to make predictions about the play.

Exploring the poem. Includes an annotated version of the poem, writing tasks and exam style questions.

4 powerpoints exploring Macbeth's experiences in Act 1 including the battle and Macbeth and Banquo meeting the witches, culminating in a piece of descriptive writing- the letter. Also an introduction to the Globe Theatre.

A booklet with a range of SPAG activities. Could be used as either revision or homework.

An annotated copy of the poem plus activities.

Using 'Dad' by Elaine Feinstein this resource focusses on writing about structure.

Used with a student completing an OCN diploma, this resource can be used at Ks3 or KS4 for PHSE. It covers the effects of drugs and alcohol looking at health issue and social issues.

Created to fit with OCN units, you can also use it for PSHE at KS3 and KS4. It looks at different groups in society, discrimination and the benefits of living in a diverse society.

A resources that looks at the character of Mr Birling in Act 1 examining his impact on the audience.

Two power point presentations looking at Joey's experiences during the war.

Can be used for Y7 looking at what is meant by identity and looking at their own lives and what makes them unique. Could also be used in English to support an autobiographical unit

Two power-points looking at the importance of Anglo Saxon and French in the development of the English Language. Could be used for homework.

An introduction to the novel explore the context, chapter 1 and Miss Havisham

Looks at how language has changed

A simple character profile worksheet.

A selection of quotes from the play. Students will need to identify who said it, where in the play it’s from and why was it said. Good for a revision exercise.