2/3 lessons that guide students through analysis of Oryx and Crake (Atwood) and Never Let Me Go (Ishiguro), and then creating their own Sci-Fi short story.

A lesson guiding students through writing black-out poetry based on the theme of dystopia.

A resource guiding students through evaluation of Trump’s power of persuasion. Links specifically to his ‘build a wall’ speech - also inspires students to challenge and write their own persuasive response.

A resource that guides students through analysis and evaluation of Marcus Rashford’s persuasive writing.

Analysis of Act 3 to the end of the play of An Inspector Calls. Includes analysis of the generation gap with a model paragraph. GCSE focused.

A lesson that guides students through setting description inspired by Elizabeth Gaskell.

Analysis of the opening of Curious Incident.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of The Prelude from the Power and Conflict cluster of the anthology for AQA Lit Paper 2.

A lesson that helps students revise for the unseen poetry questions in AQA Lit Paper 2.

A lesson guiding students through the poetry sections of the Literature Paper 1 AQA exam. The practice question is based on Tissue from Power and Conflict.

A lesson guiding students through the poetry sections of the Literature Paper 1 AQA exam. The practice question is based on Storm on the Island from Power and Conflict.

A worksheet that guides students through analysis of The Instant of My Death by Sarah Jackson for the IGCSE Cambridge Literature exam.

A worksheet that guides students through a series of tasks to analyse the poem The Road by Nancy F-Cato for the IGCSE Cambridge Literature exam.

This lesson introduces students to Rupi Kaur, explores some of her poetry and then challenges students to write poetry in the style of her.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of the poem Island Man by Grace Nichols.

A poem that guides students through analysis of the poem The Right Word.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of Pavel Friedmann’s poem The Butterfly. Discusses the holocaust, concentration camps and ghettos.

A lesson that guides students through analysis of Mary Jean Chan’s poem The Window (LGBTQI+ poetry). It deals with coming out, and gender identity. Suitable for Year 9 upwards.

A lesson for Key Stage 3 which guides them through analysis of the poem Hunger and then encourages them to write their own using metaphors. The poem is about starving people/children living in far off countries.

A lesson guiding students through how to approach unseen poetry questions with the poem Composed Upon Westminster Bridge.