Resource for A-Level topic of family structure in Spain. 1-page summary of what to talk about, grammar and speaking tips (e.g. comparisons, when to use imperfect or preterite to talk about the past), content ideas (types of families, popularity of marriage, gender roles, etc), possible questions and insights.

Reading about the positives and negatives that immigrants bring into Spain. Includes text from authentic source, vocabulary and speaking activities, including a debate. Good cultural knowledge and preparation for A-Level speaking exam.

5 advanced grammar resources on how and when to use the subjunctive in Spanish: grammar explanations, triggers, common phrases etc. Simple and clear explanations with examples of good language. Includes links to expand knowledge. Information about: -When to use subjunctive Subjunctive triggers Common subjunctive phrases aunque + subjunctive vs aunque + indicative relative pronouns with subjunctive

50 essay questions about La Casa de Bernarda Alba for Spanish A-Level.

Reading + activities about the struggles of female-lead one-parent families in Spain, perfect for the A-Level topic of familiy structure. Includes news article form authentic source, vocabulary, comprehension, translation and writing activities. A great resource to be exploited in class or used as homework.

A simple summary of Spanish vocab to describe statistics, percentages and tendencies, with example sentences. Useful resource for sixth form / A-Level Spanish to talk about family, employment, immigration and other social issues.

Includes a guide on how speaking is evaluated and a step-by-step example of how to craft an answer for a stimulus card: How to structure your answers to the two bullet points Adding analysis and cultural knowledge Adding statistics and examples Using complex language, subjunctive, good tenses and vocab Connectives and interaction

A summary / knowledge organiser of the topic of Spanish family structures, with specific examples and statistics, ideal for preparing for the speaking exam. Subtopics include: -Types of families / tipos de familias (monoparentales, homoparentales, etc) Changes in family structure / los cambios en la estructura familiar The evolution of the role of women / la evolución del papel de la mujer The role of grandparents / el papel de los abuelos The influence of media and technology in families / la influencia de los medios y la tecnología en las familias It can be given before starting the topic as a way to set a base of knowledge, or at the end as a study/revision tool. Word format so it can be easily edited. Students can use it as a knowledge organiser and add their own info.

Masterlist of questions from all topics in Edexcel A-Level Speaking. Includes 195 revision questions plus a breakdown of exam topics and themes. Ideal for students to assess gaps in knowledge and to revise for the exam. Questions are either taken from past papers or designed with a similar style to stimulus cards. They can be used to prepare practice stimulus cards or just as a quick revision tool, as well as prompts for homework.

Boost your students’ confidence and essay-writing skills for Spanish A-Level with this comprehensive help mat, designed to support advanced writing tasks on plays, books, and films. This is an incredible resource for Spanish literature modules. Features: 13 Key Writing Categories: Includes essential sections like: Introductions Expressions for time and scene transitions Opinions and judgements Introducing quotations Advanced “wow language” (subjunctive triggers and more) Over 90 Advanced Phrases: Each structure comes with: Example sentences for context English translations for clarity (Many examples reference La Casa de Bernarda Alba but can easily be adapted for any literary or cinematic work.) This writing mat provides a structured approach to essay writing, perfect for helping students tackle complex topics. It builds confidence with ready-to-use phrases that improve fluency and sophistication, and saves time in class prep by offering an all-in-one writing support tool. Tips for Use: Best printed in A3 format for clear visibility and easy reference during lessons or independent study. Ideal for classroom walls, desks, or personal revision guides. Laminating the mat makes it reusable for class activities—students can annotate with dry-erase markers or highlight key phrases during practice. Equip your students with the tools they need to excel in Spanish A-Level essay writing. Perfect for both teachers and independent learners!