A whole bunch of materials that may support teaching Wilde's play across a range of ages.

A short scheme of work designed to make etymology engaging and accessible.

An effective lesson using parts of Obama's brilliant 2008 election night speech to develop students' persuasive writing skills.

Some materials to support teaching of 'Heart of Darkness' (designed for the new Edexcel A-level).

A rag-tag collection of resources - questions, model essays, contextual info - which will be of use to teachers planning to teach Shelley's novel.

A reading list of 100 novels to inspire pupils from Years 7-13 (ages 11-18). This ambitious reading list, which is by no means definitive, allows pupils to develop their reading interests from a Year 7 level, to University level. Visually, the list is a poster on every English classroom wall in the school, and is an A5 page in each student's planner. I designed it for the English Department at Latymer Upper School.<br /> <br /> Students can tackle the reading list horizontally, working across the ten novels recommended for Year 7 students.<br /> <br /> Or, students can tackle the reading list vertically, working downwards as each of the ten genres develops in sophistication.

Some different activities and material that may be of use in the teaching of &quot;Inherit the Wind&quot;. Pick what seems useful to you, and feel free to edit and adapt as you see fit.

A range of materials to support the teaching of Dangarembga's rich post-colonial novel.

A couple of &quot;Macbeth&quot;-related resources that might be of use.

A continually updated resource of all the best revision tips gleaned from various individuals and institutions over the years. I go through this my GCSE and A-level classes each year, though it's applicable for anyone undergoing a significant revision process. Feel free to edit and add to it, and do send me any additions or tips you might have.