A resource which includes an image to engage students' imaginations, a creative writing challenge and questions plus an exemplar response with colour coded language features/devices and a series of questions based upon this response

Provides a focus on spelling, punctuation, improving vocabulary and the use of language features for KS3 students

A revision table focusing on class attitudes

An in-depth look and the contextual backdrop of the play, focusing on Liverpool from the 1960s-present day: decline, poverty, Thatcherism and social unrest

A question and exemplar response focusing how the policeman's different attitudes towards Edward and Mickey highlight the disparity between social classes

A question focusing on Russell's portrayal of female characters with an exemplar response and colour coded AOs

A double-sided revision mat which concisely covers an analysis of all the key characters and themes in the play

A political overview, introduction to allegory, newspaper task, analysis of political language (focusing on Old Major's speech) and visual representation of the political spectrum and ideologies of the Left and Right.

Includes a timeline of social and historical events relevant to the play, an analysis of the responsibilities played by each of the characters and Goole's final words as a mirror to Priestley's own socialist views, focussing on political rhetoric.

An extract focusing on the final words of the Inspector, with questions and an exemplar response

Features an extract (Gerald admits his affair) and table for the students to complete, along with a question and exemplar response for students to identify AOs

An in-depth revision table analysing the flaws and qualities of each of the Birlings, as well as an evaluation of their responsibility in Eva Smith's suicide

A useful revision and independent learning tool which guides students on how to analyse the final scene of the play

An in-depth analysis of the play's themes and key quotations

Extract, question and exemplar response with pointers and colour coded AOs

Introduces students to approaching the question and includes a resource, question and exemplar response on social responsibility

Introductory Powerpoint, including key words and examples showing how adverts are tailored to their target audience. Includes adverts and analysis table for students to complete and an in-depth analysis of the adverts explored in the Powerpoint.

Four sources for students to analyse with exemplar responses

Introducing KS3 students to selecting quotations and providing analysis

Introducing language analysis skills at KS3