Looking for perfect mark exam responses to the fiction writing aspects of your GCSEs? Then look no further. With a myriad of examples, you will save plenty of time for yourself by downloading these carefully crafted resources. Great for AFL, stimulus for a lesson or simply used as a way to engage students in further reading to develop their understanding, this resources is one you’ll be happy you have. In addition, I have also linked in the two revision videos I have created to which explores in detail two of the texts in this pack. Enjoy!

Want full mark GCSE example essays for An Inspector Calls and Macbeth? Well, look no further. Feel free to use these two example essays to work with your classes as they march towards their exams. I have also attached a link to my revision channel which has hundreds of GCSE and A-level revision videos . These resources are aimed primarily at AQA but are easily adapted to fit other courses.

Want to avoid wasting time trying to create your own examples to show the students? Do you want to be able to take something and then adapt it to support the methods you have been teaching? Look no further. These useful ppts go through the mark scheme, planning and exemplar responses so that students are left in no doubt how they should replicate the process in their exams. Enjoy.

Want to avoid wasting time trying to create your own examples to show the students? Do you want to be able to take something and then adapt it to support the methods you have been teaching? Look no further. These useful ppts go through the mark scheme, planning and exemplar responses so that students are left in no doubt how they should replicate the process in their exams. Enjoy.

Need a comprehensive guide with full mark examples for your students undertaking the new AQA A-Level Literature B specification? Look no further. Here are a complete set of power-points which explain the planning and writing process required for each question in the exam. There are also notes on planning complete with full mark examples (please note that not all of these are full essays) for you to use with your students in various ways. These resources are a great way to save yourself time as well reinforce the resources you have already created- enjoy!

Need a comprehensive guide with full mark examples for your students undertaking the new AQA A-Level Literature A specification? Look no further. Here are a complete set of power-points which explain the planning and writing process required for each question in the exam. There are also notes on planning complete with full mark examples (please note that not all of these are full essays) for you to use with your students in various ways. These resources are a great way to save yourself time as well reinforce the resources you have already created- enjoy!

Need helpful videos which provide you and your students with the methods, analysis and example essays they need to achieve full marks? Well look no further. These revision videos work superbly within lessons, as part of homework or simply just a research tool for you before delivering a lesson. Feel free to like and share and don't forget to leave comments regarding anything you would like added to the site.

Here is everything you need to ensure your A-level, GCSE and other students have a full mark understanding of form, structure and language (and context). Perfect for homework, revision, lessons or even cover work, the short video does not waste time and is great to focus students There are a huge variety of video to use via the link below: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEp3SR3KaDzg8jSe12tGnCg/playlists

Want to help your students achieve full marks for the literature A-level/GCSE? well look no further. This quick and informative video provides full mark analysis of form, structure and language (as well as context) in a manner which is great for homework, revision, research, cover lessons or simply to include within your own teaching. A huge variety of similar revision videos can also be found via the following link (copy and paste into your browser): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWe3mwAmPUBc6oUr-QH_8dQflEPPYoWL0

Want to help your students achieve full marks for the literature A-level/GCSE? well look no further. This quick and informative video provides full mark analysis of form, structure and language (as well as context) in a manner which is great for homework, revision, research, cover lessons or simply to include within your own teaching. A huge variety of similar revision videos can also be found via the following link (copy and paste into your browser): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWe3mwAmPUBc6oUr-QH_8dQflEPPYoWL0 Enjoy!

Want to quickly ascertain full mark analysis of form, structure and language? Well, this will certainly, help! This quick revision video well give you all you need in order to support your students in their quest for full marks. Please ensure to see the huge variety of other revision videos by visiting the channel. Enjoy and feel free to share with others.

Want to help your students achieve full marks for the new AQA language paper 2? Well these resources will certainly help. Methods, full mark examples, ppts, exam papers, mark schemes and inserts are all provided to help you guide your students towards full marks. Enjoy!

Here is an excellent resources to use with your students across key stages. This series of videos expertly guides students through the variety of different creative and transactional writing tasks they will need to complete in order to achieve full marks in their GCSE. Great to use for homework, revision, cover or even during your own sessions, here is everything you need to guide your students towards better standards of writing

Here are the methods, full mark answers and full ppt guides required to help your students achieve full marks. I have also included the exam paper, insert and mark scheme you will need to support these sessions. Why waste time creating your own resources when they have already been done for you? Enjoy!

Here is a great revision resources which will guide your students through how to construct the perfect letter for different levels for formality and purpose.

Here is 200 minutes of revision lessons which could make all difference to your students. Lesson plans and presentations are clear, and are aimed at ensuring your students are at least planning a response for each of the sections in the exam (with the exception of the 8 mark question as time could not allow it). Feel free to alter the resources to suit your students and enjoy!

Need to deliver an excellent intervention prior to the AQA literature paper 1 exam and worried it might be a stale event? Perhaps this can help. The 100 minute lesson plan can be found on slide 16. The tasks begin in a fun and interactive manner before getting in to the important part of the session; can they plan a grade 9 response and can they write a grade 9 answer? You will need to provide the exam questions you will use but you may also find the attached video link useful which guides your pupils through the process expertly: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWe3mwAmPUBc6oUr-QH_8dQflEPPYoWL0 Enjoy!

Revision lessons feeling tired? Need something to engage your students? Revision clocks are just the ticket. This resource is an entire lesson which simply requires you to tell the students every 6 minutes (I teach 50 minute lessons but I have included additional tasks if teaching an hour or wishing to create homework). The multiple tasks require students to work hard and fast if they are to complete the activities. I have used this with my classes and it has been superb. The resource includes the following topics (each their own lessons): Macbeth, An Inspector Calls, A Christmas Carol and the Power and Conflict section of the AQA anthology. You will not regret using this.

Bored of the same old revision tasks? Here is an activity which plans your revision lesson for you. Each section of the clock is worth five minutes of your lesson. Students need to complete each task within that time in order to revise different aspects of the play. This task is easily adaptable to suit any of your texts or groups. Enjoy!

Here is a fantastic set of resources to create 'flow' (or whatever you want to call it) in your lessons. Use the grids to create a grid reference via dice or a method of your choosing. Students then have to locate a second grid reference in order to create a link between the two images. For the literature texts, this requires students to find a quote in order to justify their ideas. Images can be literal as well as metaphoric. There are also grids for the AQA conflict poems, Macbeth and A Christmas Carol (for more able students to compare the two together) amongst others. Other grids include creative writing tasks (select an image and use it within their sentence), selecting a task and many more.