11 pages-long booklets with suggested questions for students to practise or to inspire teachers, including all the following topics: 3.1 Social issues and trends 3.1.1 Aspects of French-speaking society: current trends 3.1.2 Aspects of French-speaking society: current issues 3.2 Political and artistic culture 3.2.1 Artistic culture in the French-speaking world 3.2.2 Aspects of political life in the French-speaking world

Presentation to work on the essay title “Où se passe l’action de l’œuvre que vous avez étudiée ? Croyez-vous que cet aspect de l’œuvre soit bien illustré par l’auteur ou le directeur ? Justifiez votre réponse.” This is worth a full lesson. Several activities to have students discuss the importance of social class in the film, give students ideas with concrete scenes and examples, and have them come up with an essay/essay plan by the end of the lesson.

Presentation / lesson on the topic of division in the film. The presentation contains a lot of questions and ideas that lead to an essay plan. Great to foster students’ reflection.

This is a fun activity to revise each and every unit studied in the new French A-level program. It contains essential questions. Students have to speak for at least 1 minute on each question with high order structures. I have put those questions on a separate document if you want to have them prepare them in advance or at home. Once downloaded, questions can be altered to suit your teaching.

A-level French lesson to introduce the topic of heritage (patrimoine) with video, key words, listening, speaking and writing tasks.

This is a fun activity to revise each and every unit studied in the new French A-level program. It contains essential questions. Students have to speak for at least 1 minute on each question with high order structures. Once downloaded, questions can be altered to suit your teaching.

Quiz with 15 questions to check students’ knowledge of key facts of the film. Answers are included. There is also a reflection’s section and a creative section for students to push their knowledge.

Useful sheet with the main connectives. Great for GCSE and A-level students.

3 excellent documents to promote French in school: Famous French speakers around the world (displays) Lesson presentation to promote Internation Day of Francophonie (20th March) - ideal for lesson or tutor time Famous French speakers by subjects to promote French across all departments (posters)

Lesson that can be used in tutor time or in a full lesson to have student reflect on Black people’s representation in the media (cinema) Activities design to have students debate respectfully using videos, posters, information.

Presentation with information on homophobia in France, using mainly the example of Bilal Hassani (French Eurovision singer) The presentation contains some listening (videos), speaking and reading tasks. It prompts some good discussion around the theme of homophobia and what is being done about it by the government and organisations.

Lesson on the gilets jaunes movement including speaking/writing questions, research work, videos, information. UPDATED on 11/12/2018.

Gap fill activity on song “La semaine prochaine” Great for culture and revise simple future tense.

Lesson based on the song “Mercy” (Madame Monsieur) to talk about the immigration policies and personal stories. This lesson is designed to push speaking skills but questions can be used for writing productions.

Lessons that can be done in tutor time, assembly or full lesson on the life stories of Oscar Wilde, Alan Turing and Justin Fashanu. It prompts students to reflect and debate, especially on how legislation can impact one’s life.

Escape game based in Marseille to review holiday activities, visit the city of Marseille and learn a bit about it, look at SMS language and have fun! Can be played in team or alone, answer key is provided.

Match up activity

Powerpoint presentation to introduce students with the main facts they need to know about the French political system. Then it prompts them into presenting about the main political parties with specific guidelines.

Content designed for PSHE lessons or whole-school assembly. It focuses on why we celebrate LGBT History Month, terminology, the History of LGBT in the UK, Biden’s first act for the LGBT community and Spain’s first LGBT retirement home (first in the world)

IB DP unit of lesson on ERASMUS and the impact of the film L’Auberge Espagnole with exam-style reading comprehension on the film l’auberge espagnole (with answers), and prompts for speaking activities.