WIthin this document is a very detailed response discussing the theme of ignorance and want and children within the novella. This is great resource for showing candidates that need that little extra boost. It can be used for detailed analysis within the class.

This includes both section A and B with full answers. Each paragraph has a comment about where they should improve and an overall one at the bottom. I found this useful to show in the very beginning as it gave a good basis for the candidates to go off of. Hope this helps!

This document contains, a half page summary of the London riots, 12 detailed and balanced reasons as to why the riots could have started and finally a short paragraph on my opinion. This would be good for a class debate or just general notes when talking about crime within the environment.

These work well with a GCSE class as they can be tested on them. When slotted into essays and assessments it automatically makes the marker begin looking at band four or above for your candidate. Hope this helps

Four A3 pages, jam packed with everything your candidates need to know for the Elizabethan England topic. It covers Mary Queen of Scots, the Spanish Armada and plenty more on entertainment and poverty. An ideal resource for your students.

This covers twenty poems in the poems of the decade anthology. It is great to plan a lesson or to revise from. This is ideal as it discusses which poems link and some of the main lines/techniques throughout.

Example essay based on a grade six answer. Works well with letting grade five or under candidates to compare and judge where they need to go to improve and boost them to the higher bands. Hope this helps

This document carries notes about topic one withing the sociology subject. It talks about the advantages and disadvantages of grammar schools and includes detailed information on each political parties opinion. My personal opinion is also there as it is important for students to notice how other people may view this topic.

This document contains three examples of past feral children and their back story, and a page on questions that have previously been asked. This is great for notes taking or as a hand out sheet for the children within the classroom.

This document includes a grade three essay covering the themes of Shylock and relationships. It had detailed notes on how the candidate should go further too improve.

This is a time line listing the UK PM and US presidents with details about what policies they released and what events happened during their time in office.

This detailed twenty five slide presentation is an amazing resource to share with your candidates. It includes a detailed run down of all questions including a variety of notes and tips on how to make your candidates life easier.

This document covers information regarding the GCSE poetry course. It talks in depth about the FS LOVE (an idealistic writing frame) and gives a detailed example from the time and place section of the anthology.

An ideal revision tool for an A-level student. Also great for revising.

An ideal revision tool for an A-Level student, however, can also be used or a display.

Ideal for an A-Level History student, studying the Britain Transformed course. It covers trade unions and how they began to influence the government. Furthermore, it discusses how home life and role models also developed and changed in the 20th century, for females.

This is an ideal power point presentation that covers all areas, in depth, about the poem Guiseppe. It is great for a revision aid or when teaching the lesson. In includes plenty of animations to keep the power point engaging and interesting.

This document contains a page of bullet points outlining the advantages and disadvantaged of the internet, a recent new story that has been hugely impacted by the media (I chose COVID-19), and finally a brief page about whether I think the internet is a force of good or evil.