This lesson includes discussion points and though provoking questions based on the theme of power and corruption. Also includes an essay structure on power and corruption. Also includes a mock exam based on power and corruption.

3 lessons based on 'The Chimney Sweeper:' Plot Language Structure Attitudes/ themes and ideas

This lesson breaks the two poems down into small chunks: Context Language Structure Themes/ attitudes and ideas An absolute must for revision! Students can stick these up as posters.

4 Lessons based on 'funeral blues:' Plot Language Structure Themes/ ideas/ meanings Writing task

This storyboard gives students an opportunity to understand the plot.

This PowerPoint includes key quotations on key themes in Great Expectations: Social class Love Friendship Crime and Punishment Innocence Evil I've been doing this activity with my students everyday to help them memorise key quotations. Students love this activity. Test them, then reveal the answers, then tell them to write down the quotes they struggled with and repeat.

This PowerPoint includes key quotations on each poem in power and conflict poetry: War Photographer Remains Charge of the Light Brigade Bayonet Charge Exposure Kamikaze Poppies Storm on the Island London Extract from The Prelude Emigree Tissue Ozymandias Checking out me History I've been doing this activity with my students everyday to help them memorise key quotations. Students love this activity. Test them, then reveal the answers, then tell them to write down the quotes they struggled with and repeat.

ZIRFS Acronym to help students with question 2. Teaching students question 1+ 2

This Paper mocks the specimen paper: Character + thematic question on 'An Inspector Calls' + 'Never Let Me Go' Power + Conflict Poetry Question Unseen Poetry Comparative Poetry

This resource models how to explore a theme independently. Great for silent revision and as a revision poster.

Response to targets lesson on question 4 of GCSE Language Paper 1. Models and assesses students understanding of question 4. Traffic lights and allows an opportunity to practice. Can be adapted for any response to targets language lesson.

This PowerPoint includes key quotations on key themes in Macbeth: Ambition Evil Kingship and Justice Guilt Masculinity Blood and sleep I've been doing this activity with my students everyday to help them memorise key quotations. Students love this activity. Test them, then reveal the answers, then tell them to write down the quotes they struggled with and repeat.

This lesson models how to plan and structure an essay. It also helps students to practice their A01, A02 and A03 skills. You can adapt this lesson for any response to targets lesson. Great for showing progress over time.

Great template to get your students to plan each essay question. Set 5 minutes to flash plan any essay question.

Great resource to get your students to plan in timed conditions. Set students with an exam task and 5 minutes to plan.

Key quotations + analysis included for Macbeth, Lady Macbeth + the witches. An excellent resource for students to get an overview of the play and great to use for quotation tests. My students memorise key quotes before assessments.

A fantastic revision table that breaks down key quotes + analysis. Covers context + language + structure + themes/ideas I completed this table with students for all 15 poems and this has become their main revision source for the exam.

This lesson breaks the two poems down into small chunks: Context Language Structure Themes/ attitudes and ideas An absolute must for revision! Students can stick these up as posters.

Key quotations from key characters in the novel: Pip as a child and a gentleman Estella Miss Havisham Joe and Pip Jaggers Magwitch etc. This is the perfect resource for revision - it condenses a 59 chapter novel into a few pages. Clear, concise and easy to use!

A week worth of lessons Lesson 1: Introduction to question 4. (Print slide 9 - specimen model answer). Lesson 2: Making personal judgements evidence based. (Print slide 17 – Orwell passage) Lesson 3: Being evaluative. (No printing) Lesson 4: Formative Assessment questions 1 – 4 (Print Animal Farm question paper attached) Lesson 6: Peer-Assess Formative Assessment questions 1 – 4 (Print mark-scheme attached)