Planner designed for private tutors to plan and track progress for 10 individual students. Summary page for each student, then pages to track 60 lessons, learning priorities, and targets. Also includes a way to track payment.

24 lesson SOW based on Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games, aimed at Year 7 students. Independent reading as homework required, but SOW includes quizzes to check reading has taken place. Group/class reading opportunities throughout. Reading skills covered are analytical paragraphs of short extracts, and comparative writing. Some descriptive writing opportunities, and a range of transactional writing skills covered. End of unit assessment could be either analytical, comparative, or transactional writing. Final few lessons cover some speech writing.

Mini scheme of work aimed at Y6,Y7,Y8 for writing poetry. 8 lessons cover writing haiku, ballad, sonnets, free verse, and analysis of ballad and sonnet. Assessment is spoken word reading of one of their chosen poems.

Grid designed for KS5 students to order information on each chapter of The Great Gatsby. Useful for flipped learning - students read chapter prior to lesson as homework.

Assessment style questions and playscript uploaded here due to copyright.

Scheme of work aimed at mixed ability Year 9 students. 27 lessons to cover a term, including homework sheet and scaffolding worksheets to support less able. Skills Covered: Language analysis Structure analysis Evaluation Non-fiction creative writing Characterisation analysis Assessment style questions uploaded separately.

38 slides, each featuring a famous figure who has achieved something impressive, a related question, and editable sections to add key information for the week. Figures include Frida Khalo, Charles Darwin, Felix Baumgartner, Megan Rapinoe, and Marcus Rashford. Questions are both thought provoking to encourage discussion or reflection, or light hearted for a bit of fun.

A collection of 4 lesson resources covering study and annotation of most scenes in Act 5 of Macbeth. Activities differ between lessons. Includes independent and group work, with scaffolded questions for support. Tasks and questions to stretch and challenge most able are included in purple. One set of activities cover differentiated essay paragraph writing. Definition of a tragic hero article required for final lesson - downloadable for free in shop.

Article useful for use in teaching GCSE or A-Level tragedies, including Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, Othello, Julius Caesar, and Hamlet.

A collection of 4 lesson resources covering study and annotation of all scenes in Act 4 of Macbeth. Activities differ between lessons. Includes independent and group work, with scaffolded questions for support. Tasks and questions to stretch and challenge most able are included in purple.

Teacher and student presentation guide to using the First Aid Champions website to support first aid teaching in class or at home. Teacher guide: explanation for setting up classes and accessing student data on the website - useful for training session or new staff. Student guide: explanation for accessing First Aid Champions website, using resources, and completing assessment quizzes. Includes a time line for completing work.

A collection of 7 detailed lessons covering study and annotation of all scenes in Act 3 of Macbeth. Activities differ between lessons. Includes independent and group work, with scaffolded questions for support. Tasks and questions to stretch and challenge most able are included in purple.

A set of revision materials which cover responding to three example questions, with parts of exemplar responses for students to develop or critique. Suitable for pre-mock or Summer exam revision in class, intervention, or set as homework. Example questions are written in both AQA and Edexcel format,

A series of six independent learning lessons focusing on the following: Social media safety Online impersonation Digital Footprint Copyright and Plagiarism Avoiding phishing, malware, and viruses plus a final piece to demonstrate learning, with accompanying success criteria.

Texts used in conjunction with the Gothic Literature SOW.

A full half term scheme of work aimed at year 9 students, covering analysis, discussion, and writing of Gothic literature. Independent activities are differentiated by target levels, and there is stretch and challenge throughout for most able/gifted and talented students. There are points of self and peer assessment within the SOW. Teaching points of the sublime and uncanny literary concepts support most able to consider Gothic elements in 19th century texts at GCSE. SOW ends with an extended writing task, to be marked in detail by teacher, and includes potential targets to be given to students to develop writing skill and support progression.

Three PowerPoint presentations designed for remote learning on careers, aimed at Key Stage 4 students. Session 1: Covering types of career industry and future thinking. Session 2: Basic introduction to CVs Session 3: Basic introduction to Cover Letters Creates an opportunity for introduction prior to more focused Post-16 research and thought at the beginning of Year 11. Currently aimed at Essex students, but easily adaptable to your own local area.

Full scheme for running a peer mentoring project in your secondary school. Includes: Guidance for teachers Guidance for mentors Training PowerPoint for mentors 24 page mentoring booklet, including template for a certificate at the end of the project. Aimed at Year 7 and Year 8 students, with Year 10/11/12 as mentors. Topics in the booklet cover positive mindsets, friendships, bullying, and learning.

PSHE lesson on identifying whether banter is bullying or not. Aimed at KS3 students, and includes an 8 minute video.