This PowerPoint goes with Studio AQA GCSE higher textbook. Due to copyright there are two images of activities missing, but they are easily scanned in from the textbook.

A useful table I give to year 13's to help them organise quotes, themes and scenes to weave them into essays about the film.

A cycling based assembly ideal for the start of year 10 or 11, based on Sir David Brailsford's theory of accumilation of marginal gains.

A PowerPoint I use to introduce the various elements of La Haine

A quiz quiz trade activity to teach some of the basic structures of the role play element of AQA GCSE French. Print back to back, cut out and play. I also had pupils stick in the French sheet and annotate the English meanings after playing.

A starter activity after viewing the film to get students putting scenes to characters and parts of the film. The sheet with the pictures should be cut up into squares and students rearrange them on their blank grids.

This is a close activity I used with year 13 for a starter on immigration. The song is on YouTube. It's for higher ability as the words are rapped quite quickly.

<p>This slideshow contains voice files of me reading out all the AQA speaking questions grouped by theme. The questions start automatically and there is 35s per slide to give the students time to answer. I will use this with my year 11s as part of exam practice preparation for their speaking exam. You can customise this by ability by mixing and matching slides according to the ability of your students. I am also giving this to my students to help them practice at home.</p>

A powerpoint to compliment the expo textbook year 8/9 on the topic of pocket money. Code crack starter, a running reading, some grammar, and translation plenary. All resources are on the slides at the end.

very funny starter for A-Level, on the topic of drugs. cut each drug out, hand out to students, and let them start acting it out. Then you can ask others to describe the effects of the drug from the acting.

20 customisable slides to practice GCSE higher level grammar phrases. I use fake money that students can bet/win/lose