Remember by Christina Rossetti Annotations iGCSE

KS4 Media (or Year 9) Media representations of celebrities / royals. Tabloids vs. Broadsheets. Language used in papers with different political stances.

**Half Past Two Annotations by UA Fanthorpe GCSE Poetry**

Hide and Seek by Vernon Scannell Annotations GCSE Poetry

Poem at 39 by Alice Walker Annotations GCSE Poetry

Piano by DH Lawrence Annotations GCSE English Poetry

The Picture of Dorian Gray - Context: Aestheticism Hedonism Dandies Wilde’s Parents Hellenic ideal Importance of reputation to 19th Century middle class society Robbie Ross and Wilde – double life Initial reception of DG by critics Wilde and Stoker friendship Cleveland Street Affair – Blackmail and Scandal Influence of Friedrich Nietzsche Literary Context Decadent Gothic / Urban Gothic

Dracula and Dorian Gray Exemplar Model Essay - ‘Women’ Full marks Edexcel A Level English Literature

A Level English Literature Named Poet - Christina Rossetti Full Annotations: A Christmas Carol

A Level English Literature: Named Poet - Christina Rossetti Full Annotations: Our Mothers, Lovely Women Pitiful

KS3 (Year 7 or 8) Sparkleshark by Phillip Ridley Modern Drama Playscript 6 week SOW fully resourced: Conventions of a play Scripting Stage directions Origins of storytelling Power of storytelling S&L - storytelling in other cultures Plot Theme Characters Symbolism Character Development

Christina Rossetti The World Annotations Edexcel English Literature A Level

The Tyger by William Blake Annotations GCSE Edexcel iGCSE English Literature

La Belle Dame Sans Merci Annotations by John Keats GCSE Poetry

Do Not Go Gentle Annotations - Dylan Thomas GCSE English Poetry

Step by step work sheet for writing a The Whale Rider essay Edexcel iGCSE English Literature Essay structure and planning

Key quotations from the whole nove; ‘The Whale Rider’ Edexcel iGCSE English Literature

1 x Full lesson on London by William Blake Includes: Contextual information and tasks about London and William Blake Analysis worksheet to fill in alongside the PowerPoint tasks A reading and video of the poem Quote explosions of key quotes showing power from the poem Analysis of the Meaning Language and Imagery Themes

2 x lessons on A Wife in London by Thomas Hardy. Analysis of the poem including: Predictions based on the title Context / Content of the poem / poet Language Quote explosions of key quotes Structure Meaning Form Tone Practice exam paragraph ‘How does Hardy present War?’ including WAGOLLs and WABOLLs

KS3 Of Mice and Men Scheme - Year 8 / 9 25 lessons with all resources: ppts, worksheets and pdf of text. Lessons follow the text covering main points of discussion / study. One reading assessment One writing assessment