Attached are two posters that putline the AQA course for GCSE English Literature and Language.

A complete lesson with contextual information on Peterloo, as well as exploration of the Shelley’s methods. What’s more, reading slides are included and videos are embedded. I’ve try to make the lesson jam-packed with information with tasks and worksheets to support students learning.

A complete lesson that has been colour coded to the Assessment Objectives: summaries, exploring writer’s method, identifying structural features and embedded exam practice. A worksheet and revision sheet has been included. If you like this resource and have found it useful, please leave a review.

There is character profile for each character. Focus areas: summary sections,key quotations, contextual links and much more!

Here is a little pack of resources that can be used in the library or with book boxes.

Check out a bank of discourse markers that students of all age can use in their writing. Please comment and review!

Here a range of opening to stories. Perfect for English Language, Section B: Writing - students can practice with a range of the story beginnings.

Here are a range of structural features for fictional texts. A great revision resource for all ages, in particular for GCSE students studying English Language Paper 1, Question 3.

a colourful glossary of the language features, sentence types. This is a great resources for Question 2, English Language Paper 1. Also a good reminder for students studying Question 3, English Language 2.

A fully annotated poem with areas to develop thoughts and idea with students.

A fully annotated ‘The Emigree’ for GCSE students - in preparation for exams, this lesson has all the notes necessary: language, form and structure.

Clearly developed slides with summaries, annotations and embedded videos that support students understanding of kamikaze pilots.

In these slides, the poem, Poppies has been annotated for students. There are slides that summarise and give information on the writer too.

Four pages of recalling poems, poets and analysing quotations further. Towards the end of the worksheets, students have the opportunity to write an extended response.

With over TEN statements to debate, students have the opportunity to engage with a range of topics to showcase their own knowledge.

A twenty question quiz revising lines, topics and contextual information relating to An Inspector Calls.

A revision sheet devised to support students memory recall of poems. Also a ‘name that poet!’ grid attached to get students recalling each poet to each poem.

A TWENTY question quiz revising each of the poems in the cluster.

This is a jampacked scheme of work that goe sthrough each scene of Macbeth. With differentiated tasks and worksheets to support students learning of the Shakespearean tradegy. starting from underpinning the context of a tragedy all the way through to the finale scene of the texts. Plus, there are reading slides to support class reading of the play. Good luck!