A mock paper 2 for the Cambridge IGCSE Themed around reading and libraries

A collection of timed practice tasks for both paper 1 and paper 2 Q5s. 5 different themes (10 tasks in total) Themes: International Women’s Day, mental health, oceans, snow and spring. Ideal for timed practice with Year 11.

A Language Paper 1 mock section A for ‘Dracula’ by Bram Stoker Q1-4 Exemplar responses to all questions. Produced for higher ability students.

A booklet of non-fiction linked to Blood Brothers by Willy Russell. Can be used as homework booklet or to use alongside reading of text in class. Each task has a “key question” which is based in contextual understanding of play. Each piece of non fiction is sourced from JSTOR or an academic journal or similar. They each have their own set of questions at the end as well as a ‘To what extent…’ style stretch question.

An IGCSE mock exam for the English exam (paper 2) Uses two sources about London smog.

A paper 2 mock exam for the IGCSE English exam. Two sources themed around earthquakes with the 3 question format of the IGCSE.

A single lesson used in a job interview to teach Shakespearean sonnets (evaluating to what extent they conform to or subvert traditional love sonnet). Uses prologue to R+J, Sonnet 18 and Sonnet 130.

A vocabulary sheet for improving non-fiction writing. Contains connectives, modal and imperative verbs, words and idioms to express a range of feelings, and intensifiers.

Level 6 exemplar response for AQA Literature Paper 2 considering how mothers are presented in the play (grade 8/9 overall)

A full AQA style mock exam for Language paper 1 (Q1-5) for ‘1984’ by George Orwell.

A fully resourced PowerPoint covering every Act and Scene in Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’. Originally delivered to top set Y10. Explores a wide range of characters, themes, language and structural features.

An AQA style Paper 2 mock exam using extracts from Captain Scott’s diary and an article called ‘I fell through the Artic Ice’ . Questions and sources provided.

An AQA style Paper 2 mock exam using Dickens’ description of ‘Seven Dials’ in London and a blog called ‘Sunday morning in London’. Sources and questions provided.

A basic unit of work/ lesson breakdown for Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers. Breaks down play into 32 possible lessons and provides lesson options using Lit and Lang AOs.

A full lesson with worksheet resource helping students to understand the importance of proof reading. Goes through 4 common errors made by students (capital letters, apostrophes, homophones and comma splices). Used with Y7 catch up premium students to help them access the curriculum.

A lesson on prepositions of space complex sentences for Year 7 catch up premium students. Basic lesson structure and use of formulaic approach to teaching complex sentences to help weaker students grasp the concept. Lots of opportunity to practice writing complex sentences using images and Where’s Wally as stimulus. Lots of opportunity for modeling.

A sheet with ambitious vocabulary for students. Used to improve their vocabulary in creative writing. Categorised as follows: words for smells, tastes, feels, sounds, buildings, big, small, walk, weather.

Two differentiated documents for Romeo and Juliet. High ability document contains four key scenes and exam questions and room for planning. Lower ability contains same key scenes with modern translation and close reading questions based around the extracts. Both documents were originally used for homework, but can very easily be used for revision purposes in lessons without needing adapting. Focus scenes: Prince’s speech Nurse talking about breastfeeding Juliet Tybalt seeing Romeo at the feast Balcony scene

A cultural literacy lesson aimed at Y7 Pupil Premium students. Lesson covers key information about Shakespeare and emphasises importance of improving cultural literacy. Card sort activity of common Shakespeare words/phrases and their meanings. Worksheet included- students collect answers to questions throughout lesson and write down any new vocabulary and definitions.

Section C of the AQA poetry exam Two Unseen Poetry assessment papers themed around winter