My first public SOW (2018) I have put this together in an effort to provide either a structured lesson or alternatively an array of teaching material to select from when designing your own lesson. The PPT/SOW is divided by Acts. This was my first draft of teaching the SOW so there may be gaps or areas I would naturally develop second time around. Any feedback on such is much appreciated. Hope this helps! Rhys

A worksheet that allows students to develop their independence and create long term revision documents in preparation for their GCSEs. Hope this helps, Rhys

Any reviews and feedback are very welcome! A series of lessons that take students through Ozymandias, London, The Prelude and My Last Duchess. The scheme takes the approach of ‘meaning, message, method’ in an attempt to move students away from copying annotations to owning their annotations, forming their own ideas and connecting the dots themselves!

Attached is a resource I use when working with students on their long term revision for Macbeth. There are examples of 40 possible questions. Students are taught how to plan and then use time at home to find references that would support their writing. I find that sometimes the art of planning quickly is overlooked and so this resource has proved helpful both in the classroom and when providing students revision tools. Hope it helps, Rhys

This resource provides the following lessons from the AQA Power and Conflict Anthology: War Photographer - Carol Ann Duffy Bayonet Charge - Ted Hughes Remains - Simon Armitage Lessons are designed to ensure poems are either taught or recapped when pushed for time with Year 11. Hope it helps! Rhys

Attached is a series of lessons that take you through Stave Three. There are opportunities throughout to develop vocabulary, annotation skills, independent thought and writing craft. Lesson titles include: The Ghost of Christmas Present The Cratchit Family Fred as Dickens’ Raisonneur The Allegorical Ignorance and Want Hope this helps! Rhys

Attached is a series of lessons that take you through Stave Three. There are opportunities throughout to develop vocabulary, annotation skills, independent thought and writing craft. Lesson titles include: The Significance of the Past Scrooge’s Childhood Scrooge & Fezziwig Belle’s Breakup I hope it helps! Rhys

Attached is a resource containing 30 practice questions for An Inspector Calls. Students are encouraged to RAG their understanding of each before planning what they would write for each question. Sometimes utilised in class as a learning activity, other times encouraged to use at home. Useful for creating independence. Hope it helps, Rhys

Attached is a resource that provides students with references from Act One, Two and Three. There is opportunity for annotation and development of analysis for all. Useful to use both in class, at revision sessions or to provide for home learning. Hope it helps, Rhys

Attached is a vast collection of images that I use when teaching creative writing. I prefer to offer students more abstract images that force them to move away from the ordinary description that they offer. Images are suitable for all ages. Hope it helps, Rhys

A series of lessons that looks to introduce students to some of the key context behind A Christmas Carol as well as the key moments from throughout Stave One. Hope it helps!

Presentation template with a range of practice questions for students to use in class. Useful for timed writing exercises.

Attached is a template for whole class feedback that I use when frequently marking students’ writing. I simply read their work (often pacing the kitchen) and issue the students with two activities from the list that would most improve their work and support progress. At the bottom is an activity to solve the ever present issue of those students who missed the assignment and leave you in limbo! Hope it helps, Rhys