A full Paper 1 using AQA format and rubric and including exemplar responses to Section A and B.

A full Paper 1 using Eduqas format and rubric and including exemplar responses to Section A and B.

Sets the historical and social context of the play an creates a detailed exploration and comparison of the characters of Portia, Jessica and Nerissa.

Focuses on the parallel school scenes in Blood Brothers with a focus on: -Constructing PEA chains, and -Hitting Assessment Objectives

Copy of the June 2017 English Language Paper with source and full set of exemplar responses.

A whole lesson examining the presence of stories of fratricide in classical fiction, the Mengele experiments on twins and the empirical evidence on the Nature V Nurture debate plus a mock exam question on the theme, examined through the characters of Mickey and Edward with Assessment Objectives annotations.

Handouts for a AQA-style Paper 1 Reading Sectionand an extract from The Hunger Games (Cornucopia/Bloodbath scene) with an accompanying Powerpoint featuring appraoches to the question and exemplars/WAGOLLs.

Powerpoint (including feedback from AQA examiner) exploring how to approach Q3. With table for completion by students and exemplar response.

A full AQA-style Paper 2 with two sources. Full exemplar responses included.

A brilliant, highly detailed revision lesson charting Juliet's relationship

An essay style question based on an extract with a highly detailed and annotated exemplar response labelling assessment objectives

Detailed analysis and exemplar comparisons for a selection of war poems which include 'Dulce et Decorum', 'Who's for the Game?', 'My Boy Jack', 'Nettles', Poppies', 'Exposure' and 'Remains'.

Features analysis of Lady Macbeth in each of her appearances throughout the play, an exemplar response to the "Unsex me here..." speech and compares Lady Macbeth's and her husband's initial reactions to the witches' prophesies.

An in-depth look and the contextual backdrop of the play, focusing on Liverpool from the 1960s-present day: decline, poverty, Thatcherism and social unrest

The opening section of the Literature novel, Language Paper 1 Q2 and 3 and exemplar responses (and printable posters) to both. A resource which inculcates exam practice for both Lit and Language.

An incredibly detailed mapping out of all fifteen poems, focusing on form, poetic devices, use of sound, imagery, rhyme and rhythm, voice, beginnings, endings and mood.

A full Paper 1 using AQA format and rubric and including exemplar responses to Section A and B.

Features an extract (Gerald admits his affair) and table for the students to complete, along with a question and exemplar response for students to identify AOs

Introduces the AOs and weightings of the AQA Shakespeare component, sets a starter activity based on recurring motifs, a main activity focusing on the analysis of the soliloquy (with detailed language/structure analysis and social and historical links) and a plenary activity.

A look at hubris and the symbolism of destroyed statues and icons.Includes accompanying worksheet for students.