With over 10 years experience working with a range of schools and Trusts across the UK, a range of resources are available to a very high standard. An examiner for 3 main exam boards, resources are updated yearly to incorporate new exam feedback and material.
With over 10 years experience working with a range of schools and Trusts across the UK, a range of resources are available to a very high standard. An examiner for 3 main exam boards, resources are updated yearly to incorporate new exam feedback and material.
Two full hour lessons focusing on Component 1 Section B; writing to describe. A range of interactive activities, modelled examples, mark scheme analysis and assessment style planning and questions.
3 exam papers perfectly suited to the EDUQAS English Language Paper 2 GCSE. All extracts included and questions that match the wording of the EDUQAS exam.
A full 2-3 lessons (24 slides) addressing GCSE Language paper 1. Questions are tailored to suit the EDUQAS specification however could be easily adapted to suit any other. Includes a range of tasks to address each question individually including the creative writing task on section B. Modelled examples and mark scheme guidance given to scaffold carefully.
Two full hour lessons focusing on the skills needed when writing to argue; devices needed, structural techniques, skills and key advice for the GCSE. Suitable for KS3 and KS4.
Two engaging lessons - could be stretched to more than two- analysing poetry/unseen poetry using lots of contextual factors. Focuses on Ed Sheeran and Stormzy lyrics to focus on writer’s intent, context, word level analysis. Focused for GCSE but could also be adapted slightly to suit KS3.
GCSE Poetry Anthology and Unseen poetry assessment booklet where pupils can record scores on the front and write their answers inside; typical example of their GCSE exam booklet. Can be used as a mid term assessment or revision document for pupils. Poems used are from the AQA anthology however could be used to suit any exam board poetry comparison question.
3 exam papers perfectly suited to the EDUQAS English Language Paper 1 GCSE. All extracts included and questions that match the wording of the EDUQAS exam.
A 2-3 lesson guide on Language Paper 2: writing to present a viewpoint addressing key issues in society that students can write about. Using prescribed approaches to support students with their engaging opening and walking them through each section of their letter/speech/article etc. Non fiction resources used also to give students key information as support for their writing to build confidence.
A few lessons using a GOT extract to develop understanding of the key questions for Language Paper 1 and strategies to answer each question individually.
4 lessons detailing the key questions for AQA’s Language Paper 1 Section A. Focusing on comprehension to understand the source as a beginning and following with detailed strategies to answer Q2, 3 and 4 with modelled examples, writing frames and annotated extracts and questions to consider.
A booklet specifically designed for EDUQAS Paper 1 Q5; creative writing. Example questions, guidance, student friendly mark scheme, punctuation guide and an in-depth step-by-step approach on how to respond to the story writing titles.
Also included is a powerpoint stretching 3-5 lessons depending on how thorough you want to be, walking the students through each section of the approach with modelled examples to support.
A 2-3 lesson guide on Language Paper 2: writing to present a viewpoint addressing key issues in society that students can write about. Using prescribed approaches to support students with their engaging opening and walking them through each section of their letter/speech/article etc. Non fiction resources used also to give students key information as support for their writing to build confidence.
A fantastic bundle of example essays pitched for Grade 9 standard addressing Macbeth, An Inspector Calls, Blood Brothers, A Christmas Carol. Perfect for a walking talking mock or exam preparation/feedback
Full SOL focusing on 12 lessons (could be extended to more) focusing on transactional writing and all elements needed to write a report, letter, article, speech etc.
Lots of links to Youtube clips and debates to develop understanding further as well as key speeches and ideas to build cultural capital to develop their responses! Including a full range of topics to ensure that students are fully prepared, developing their opinions on worldly topics focusing on a prescribed approach that students can use again and again to build confidence in their writing especially under the time pressures!
Full SOL focusing on 12 lessons (could be extended to more) focusing on transactional writing and all elements needed to write a report, letter, article, speech etc.
Lots of links to Youtube clips and debates to develop understanding further as well as key speeches and ideas to build cultural capital to develop their responses!
4 full hour lessons focusing on the death penalty. Pupils are asked to read extracts and answer comprehension questions, watch clips and analyse, before writing their own views in a letter or speech format addressing the main issues that have been raised.
Two full hour lessons based on a range of skills when writing creatively; using the iconic film ‘The Impossible’ as a stimulus. Range of engaging activities with resources that are fully differentiated to suit all learners.
4 full hour lessons addressing the non fiction component of the GCSE. Resources included and a range of clips and transactional writing tasks to engage all learners, focusing on all questions of the exam paper; Component 2. Would be suitable for any exam board with slight alterations of question wording.
A 14 page document suitable for KS3-4 detailing an easy step-by-step approach to the transaction writing section of the Paper 2 GCSE. AQA planned but could also suit other GCSE boards easily. Works through example questions, planning strategies, hook and cyclical structure and modelled example with an easy self assessment sheet for students to follow.
