AQA Lit Paper 2: Individual explorations of 'Prelude' and 'Bayonet Charge' with comparison table

Two in one: language practice on a literature text

AQA: A Christmas Carol- "Are there no prisons?" extract with exemplar response

A 'Hunger Games' source, Question 3 (structure) and mark scheme

AQA Full Paper 1 Lang: Reading- The Cylinder Opens (War of the Worlds): with source, question paper and mark scheme

AQA Lang: Four Sources for Q2 Practice with exemplars: "Heart of Darkness", "Good Omens" , "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Lord of the Flies". Selected for their contrasting qualities.

AQA Original Non-fiction source discussing how misbehaviour in schools impacts learning

A source with accompanying structure question and mark scheme taken from Stephen King's 'IT'

Reference sheet for students: AQA Language, Paper 1 (Reading) Comparing what I need to do for Q2 & Q3

AQA A Christmas Carol: Marley's Ghost extract and mark scheme

AQA Original Non-fiction source exploring whether we should support all people claiming benefits

A full AQA-style Paper 2, including sources, questions and full exemplar responses.

Lit Paper 2 style question “How does Willy Russell use the characters of Mickey and Edward to explore the theme of nature versus nurture?” Contains model response with colour-coded AOs.

Geared towards FE (and easily adjustable to suit a younger audience), this session introduces students to some key aspects of personal finance, focusing on borrowing money and understanding interest rates, repayment of debts, credit reports and different types of debt. It also offers the opportunity for discussion on the ethics of certain types of lending and consideration of the debt cycle. •Interest Rates and APR •How repayments on borrowing are calculated •Different types of borrowing •Credit Reports •CCJs, IVAs and Bankruptcy •The debt cycle

Full AQA-style Paper 1 with extract taken from the novel, ‘The Blinds’. Includes a full set of exemplar responses.

A mock Lit Paper 2 question with ‘London’ as the named poem and the theme of suffering. Explores approaching the question: selecting poems which fit the theme then analysing which would be best to compare to the named poem. As included are two real-time responses comparing the poem first to ‘Remains’ and then ‘Kamikaze’.

A close analysis of a passage from A Christmas Carol, with exam approaches and an in-depth discussion of the spirit’s symbolism

Source from Chaper 20 extract with full Reading section and detailed exemplar responses. Ideal for KS3-4.

A detailed and colour coded (AOs) WAGOLL

Highly detailed analysis of 3 key scenes: the introduction of the Ghost of Christmas Present, the Cratchit Christmas and Ignorance & Want, with a comparison of the latter 2.