An introduction to phonology looking at A01 terminology types of error, IPA and relating ideas back to theory.

Guide to direct students through their revision in the run up to the A Level exams.

A detailed LTP for co-teaching Edexcel English Language A-Level. A good starting point for anybody who is new to the course.

A collection of lessons looking at Act 2. Includes opportunities for extended writing and activities focused around questioning. Used with a LA-MA KS4 group.

Lessons to accompany teaching of Macbeth Act 1. Includes opportunities for extended writing. Used with a LA-MA KS4 class.

Macbeth Act 5 walk through with LA. Between the slides we read and annotated. This was used to walk through Act 5 quickly in preparation for a formative assessment. Includes work on the tragic hero.

A creative writing worksheet using a structure strip to build a description of a scene from A Christmas Carol. Includes starter and peer assessment grid.

Lesson (perhaps 2) focusing on Act 2:2 with LA students. A variety of activities to increase confidence with Shakesperian language.

These were made for Y12 Edexcel, however could easily be edited for AQA.

Looking at Act 3 Scene 1 with LA Year 8.

PP and revision worksheet covering key points of all four theories. The idea is that students are given the mind map template at the end of the PP and make notes throughout the lesson.

Charge of the Light Brigade

A collection of quizzes and revision activities on CDS and Grammar to prepare for the summer exams.

A full collection of engaging resources for Malcolm Rose Kiss of Death

A collection of scripts, key quotes and questions to use for either revision or first time round. Has been used with Y9-11.

Information on The Globe, Prologue, Iambic Pentameter and an intro to Act 1. Used with Y10. A attached a shorter intro for low ability

A range of activities on the poem Half Past Two. Could be used at GCSE however I used with KS3 after reading Our Day Out.

KS4 An Inspector Calls resources, also used with KS3. Extensive collection of activities.

I found that students were making very weak comments about the effects of poetic devices in poetry. Therefore I created this mind map that can be used as a placemat or classroom wall poster. It encouraged students to look at the writer's intention more, rather than just writing "this has a positive effect". I will be using with AQA Power and Conflict poetry GCSE, however it is flexible.