This glossary includes a wide range of common literary terminology that is particularly applicable for study in the high school years. Examples are included for many literary terms, with an emphasis on contexts that teenagers will find familiar.

This is a completely generic essay planning document, using the PEEL (Point, Evidence, Explanation, Link) body paragraph approach. It can be used for any type of essay - analytical, argumentative, expository, persuasive etc., in any subject area.

This resource provides clear and straightforward guidelines to the basics of writing formally. It identifies many of the most common errors made by students and the words and phrases to avoid in formal essay writing.

Axe/Lynx ‘Anarchy’ advertisements for analysis.

This handout explains active revision strategy, a method for ensuring students independently process and action feedback from teachers.

This is a step-by-step guide (with examples) of how to analyse and discuss images such as photographs, paintings, cartoons/comics, drawings etc. Should be used in conjunction with my other resource ‘Visual devices and definitions’ (also available in my resources).

This is a glossary of visual devices and their definitions. A useful resource for the study of advertising, political cartoons, photography and other visual texts.

This resource provides guidance on devising thesis statements for literature essays.