SoW designed to support students in revising non-fiction reading and writing skills for AQA Language Paper 2.

Full SoW allowing students to connect non-fiction to key issues and ideas in their current everyday life. With focuses on social media, climate change, the poverty crisis.

Full SoW allowing students to develop essential skills in creative writing.

Full SoW focusing on creative writing skills for year 8 using a range of challenging texts for students to develop their skills from.

A precursor to their GCSE study of the Power and Conflict poetry, this unit of work allows students to use the Love and Relationships poems as a step towards acquainting themselves with the vital skills needed in their GCSE.

Full SoW designed to equip students with skills to explore a range of diverse cultures and writers around the world.

A new scheme created designed to connect Year 7 with the natural world around them. Opportunities linking to going outside and gathering inspiration, as well as planting their own sunflowers.

19 lessons following through the play with a detailed SOW provided to supplement this. Suitable for study of Macbeth at GCSE level. Each lesson has a clear Starter, Task 1, Task 2, Task 3 and Plenary. Sample answers and all resources provided.

A concise overview of the key question focuses and dates of exams for the 2019 cohort. AQA English Literature and Language. In Comic Sans.

An essential An Inspector Calls revision resource of key quotes in chronological order. Stating characters who said them and some additional brief notes. GCSE guide. TES has formatted the ‘preview’ image - but it is in comic sans and clearer!

A lesson with key contextual notes on Thomas Hardy and his writing as well as guidance given to students on creating a title for their NEA written coursework assessement for AQA English Literature Spec B.

Two lessons that focus on Q3 of AQA Language Paper 2 looking at analysing the writer’s use of language in a non-fiction text. The lessons use extracts by Bill Bryson and Charles Dickens. It gives key guidance on how to answer this question effectively.

Combining two of my resources into one document. Perfect revision aid for AQA GCSE Literature Paper 1, if using Macbeth and A Christmas Carol for Section A and Section B respectively. Quotes are divided up into chronological order and split into the different Acts or Staves with brief explanations of who said them/what they are about, Laminate and use as a revision mat!

A step by step guide to help GCSE students develop a piece of coursework on writing to inform. This guide focuses on students writing about their local area.

Clear, chronological quotation guide for students studying ‘A Christmas Carol’, divided into the staves. Perfect for those preparing for GCSEs. Guidance given on who and what the quotes are about. For some reason, the ‘view’ image makes it appear as though it is formatted wrong. However, it is as you see it in the cover image - in comic sans and with no overlapping.

Two A3 posters on character and theme for students to add their own notes and key quotations around each image to visually represent the specific element of character and theme. Great for GCSE students revising the play.

A Blood Brothers Scheme of Work of 20 Power Point lessons, fully differentiated for lower ability AQA. Suitable for Key Stage 3 students and lower ability KS4 studying the play.

A collation of key quotes from each chapter of the novel with explanations of their context within the text. Great revision aid for A-Level students. Page numbers taken from the Vintage Greene publication.

All of the key quotes from the play chronologically presented and subdivided into acts and scenes. A clear revision aid for students to identify and revise the key events. Suitable for all secondary year groups studying Macbeth, especially GCSE students in years 10 and 11.