An introduction to photoshop including photoshop in the media

Writing to persuade interactive lesson covering animal testing.

A fun and interactive task whereby learners have cards with a series of objects/characters/settings and have to produce narrative based on their cards. (these are random)

A powerpoint and resource detailing how to answer AQA GCSE Q2 "How has the writer used language here to....." with a breakdown to its structure to achieve the maximum marks and a chance for students to write their own.

Love and relationship GCSE poetry Cluster

KS3/GCSE/FE top tips in order to help students to learn the rules of grammar. I made them into posters/powerpoint so they can be displayed in the classroom.

A useful poster for learners of all ages to encourage to expand their vocabulary

A sen weekly log designed to monitor and track progress

A Dreaming Week by Carol Ann Duffy: Revision poster/work mat analysis designed for AS

Learners have to sort out a good letter, a bad letter and a terrible letter

NEW GCSE 9-1 Q2 of paper 1: How to answer the question and develop their language skills

Key Quotes in An Inspector Calls: GCSE 9-1- used as Posters, but also allow for an analysis of each quote.

Letter Writing: The Good, the bad and the ugly!

Useful posters with key grammatical terms useful for both GCSE and KS3

A Romeo and Juliet resource pack with featured cartoons for displays etc

A set of vocabulary triangles designed to improve a student's vocabulary, grammar and spelling. Can be adapted to KS3

A collection of posters for the classroom to help inspire and motivate students.

An activity to encourage learning and behaviour management. Learners pick a piece of popcorn out of a jar and have to read the opening then tell me a fact about it.

A useful poster for SEN which will allow a co-operative classroom whereby students can learn what is/is not acceptable in a classroom.

A useful sheet for practitioners to monitor behaviour. Learners note their behaviour down too and sign it, so they can visually see when they are behaving well/badly