Reading list for Key Stage 4 students including brief description of texts and ‘Adult Content’ coding.

Resource exploring the writer’s intentions in three of the AQA English Literature texts using What? How? Why?: Macbeth A Christmas Carol An Inspector Calls

KS3 scheme of work focused on exploring spoken language features, rhetoric, linguistics and etymology. Combination of practical and written tasks.

KS3 scheme of work designed to introduce students to the context of Victorian Britain, studying extracts from various fiction and nonfiction texts in order to familiarise them with 19th century language. Extracts include Oliver Twist, A Study in Scarlet, Tom Brown’s School Days plus broadside ballads and penny dreadfuls.

Designed for AQA English Language. Full scheme of work (one lesson per week) for use with upper KS3/early KS4. Covers all skills (reading and writing). Notes section contains teaching notes, timings, etc.

Quiz containing often outdated 19th century vocabulary perfect for use as a starter activity or an end-of-topic task. Great for discussion point regarding the change in use of language. Useful for allowing students to become more comfortable with unfamiliar language.

PowerPoint containing key information for KS3 students based on spelling, punctuation and grammar. Includes activities for each topic with accompanying answers in the notes. Designed to be saved as PDF and printed as mini booklet for students.

A reading list designed for KS3 students with brief description of each text and 13+ coding.

Tips on how to revise for GCSE English Literature (AQA)