A Practise AQA Language Paper 1 Section A based on the Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman.

Revision lesson covering the main events, characters, themes and context in the play.

A full Scheme of Learning of poetry study based around the theme of Relationships. Students learn how to analyse, annotate, compare and write about a variety of different poems. The aim is to develop skills they will need for their Anthology Poetry study at GCSE. We use this SoL with Year 9, but it could be used with other students and Year groups as well. All resources included.

Complete Scheme of Learning on WW1 Poetry. There is a range of lessons covering different poets, including Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon. The SoL also has a focus on contextual influences and propaganda poetry. Students learn how to annotate and compare poems with extended writing. We use this with Year 7 but it could be used over a range of year groups and abilities.

Short SOW comparing: Medusa by Carol Ann Duffy Ozymandias by Shelley Hawk Roosting by Ted Hughes Originally designed for Lower Ability students to help them with language analysis, comparison and extended writing.

Whole SOW including characterisation and thematic discussion, language analysis and extended writing. Originally designed for EAL Students, but can be adapted for other learners.

A short but complete Scheme of Learning introducing KS3 students to begin to develop some of the skills they will need for their GCSE Language Papers. The SoL is focused around the Ray Bradbury short story ‘All Summer in a Day,’ and covers a range of skills including language and structural analysis, Creative Writing and Persuasive Writing. All resources included.

A lesson to revise the theme of class within the play.

Practise Language Paper 1 Section A using The Bloody Chamber by Angela Carter.

An practise Language Paper 1 Section A using Daphne Du Maurier’s Rebecca.

Revision lesson exploring the similarities and differences between Gerald and Eric in An Inspector Calls.

Revision lesson revising Victorian Society and its influence on Stevenson and his novel.

Revision lesson discussing the theme of Kingship with an emphasis on Malcolm- and how students can add ‘flair’ at GCSE. Originally used with G&T students but can be adapted.

Revision lesson exploring different literary contextual influences on the novel.