This resource provides 5 practice questions in the style of AQA Language Paper One. It also comes with the matching source insert. This is perfect for revision when past papers have been exhausted and it can be used in conjunction with the AQA mark scheme.

A poetry revision grid covering the love and relationships cluster from the new AQA GCSE English exams. This resources sorts the poems by different themes and gives students the opportunity to add in key quotes, ideas, language and structural features themselves. A valuable resource for the poetry comparison question!

For teachers to share an example of a literature Lord of the Flies essay with pupils grade 7-9. This example answer, based on how Jack’s character develops, is suitable for AQA and EDUQAS exam boards. This could be used for students to act as teachers alongside the mark scheme and award a band or as a guide to writing their own using embedded quotations from the whole novel.

This resource tracks the key quotations for each of the characters in A Christmas Carol across the whole novella to help with student revision. The characters covered are Scrooge, The Cratchits, Fred and each of the ghosts too. Each has their own tracking sheet clearly showing which quotations come from which stave/chapter. A double-sided sheet is also provided as a summary of the most important quotations for all of the characters.

A Christmas Carol Example Answer suitable for AQA or EDUQAS boards for grades 7-9. This resources includes the practice question and extract as well as a full example answer to the question: Write about how Dickens presents the ghosts. How are they important to the novel as a whole?

This lesson explores the definition and origins of cloning, it looks at recent news articles relating to how cloning is used today and it ends with a class debate on whether cloning is cool or cruel. This resource could be used for a number of subjects: It develops students’ debate skills in English. It introduces them to scientific ideas. It also explores moral issues which is ideal for PSHE or Tutor Time.

This resource includes an example question and a full example answer for AQA Language Paper 1 Question 5. This would be ideal for revision or used in conjunction with the AQA marks cheme.

This resource includes 8 example questions for students to practice their creative writing skills for the AQA Language Paper One Question 5. These have been formatted in the same style as the exam papers so you can immediately print or project for students to get their creative juices flowing.

A poetry revision grid covering the power and conflict cluster from the new AQA GCSE English exams. This resources sorts the poems by theme and give students the opportunity to select key quotes, ideas, language and structural features to fill in themselves. A valuable resource for the poetry comparison question!

This resource provides 5 practice questions in the style of AQA Language Paper One. It also comes with the matching source insert. This is perfect for revision when past papers have been exhausted and it can be used in conjunction with the AQA mark scheme.

An excellent resources to allow students to track key events and quotations for 6 key character in Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet. Each sheet also gives students the opportunity to analyse key quotations. The character sheets included are for Romeo, Juliet, Tybalt, Mercutio, Friar, Nurse. The answers sheets are also included.

This helpful revision resource gives you all the key quotations for each character from An Inspector Calls from across the whole play. This is ideal for teacher planning or student revision for GCSE English Literature. This resource includes: 6 quotation tracking sheets for quotes relating to all of the key characters from An Inspector Calls including Mr Birling, Mrs Birling, Sheila, Eric, Gerald and The Inspector. These have been clearly arranged chronologically within the 3 acts of the play. It also includes a blank quotation summary sheet for each character so that students can make notes on the key quotations they want to revise from each act.

This resource is an example speech to help students structure their own speech writing. The example speech is about why the poaching of rhinos must stop. This would be suitable for both KS3 and GCSE students.