Before the exam boards have had a chance to organise themselves, here is a perfect mark response for paper 2 section A for the EDEXCEL literature paper, complete with planning notes and extract. Perfect for AFL or to use for revision. Please visit my shop to view similar resources for all exam boards.

Here is a great resource which enables students to explore the performance of others which will enable them to reflect on their own writing. Enjoy!

Before the exam boards have even begun to organise themselves, The English Teachers gives you just what you need. Using "An Inspector Calls" this essay is a perfect mark example for the new EDEXCEL GCSE spec.

This complete unit's worth of presentations explores how to achieve perfect marks for the unit 2 exam. Filled with interesting and challenging activities this unit helped to achieve a 30% increase in results with 50% of students, across the year group, achieving at least a B.

Here is a great starter task which develops your students' understanding of the key skills they will require to be able to analyse to a perfect level. Enjoy!

Here is a great starter which enables students to be far more forensic when it comes to the use of analytical essay writing. Enjoy!

Here is a useful resource which allows students to analyse the use of skills by their peers. Enjoy!

Perfect for the new GCSEs at KS3 level. This complete SOW enables students to explore a nineteenth century classic in a fun and interactive way. Full of engaging and challenging activities, this is a strong SOW which works to cement the core skills every successful student of literature needs. Enjoy.

Before the exam board has had the chance to help you, here is everything you will need in order to show your students how to achieve perfect marks for the EDEXCEL paper 2 anthology comparison question. This resources outlines the structure of the paper, how to plan in a step by step manner, how to answer and also includes a perfect mark example. This is perfect for revision, schemes of work, homework or simple as a model. Enjoy

Here is a great PEE starter which enables students to be more forensic in their use of analytical writing. Enjoy!

Here is a great of example of creative writing for you to enjoy and explore with your students. The piece deliberately incorporates a number of complex features to ensure students replicate this. Enjoy!

Useful for revision or DARTS activities, here is a template which your students will enjoy

Here are a collection of Macbeth exam revision lessons which you may find very useful.

Before the exam boards have got their acts together, here is a complete scheme of work designed for the new GCSE literature courses. Specifically aimed at AQA (although suitable for all courses), this engaging and challenging scheme guides the students not only thought the literature aspect of the course but also uses the text as a platform to also revise literature. Why spend time re-writing your SOW when all the grade 9 examples and exam methods can already be found here. Enjoy!

Before the exam boards have got their act together, here is a complete SOW designed specifically for the new GCSE literature exams. Full of engaging and challenging lessons, this SOW is perfect for anyone who wishes their students to achieve perfect marks in their all important exams. This unit has been designed with the AQA spec in mind, although this is easily adapted for any of the specs. You're welcome!

Why waste time spending hours producing full mark examples of narrative and descriptive writing when it's already been done for you? Here are ten examples of full mark narrative and descriptive writing which are perfect for AFL, lesson starters or simply inspiration in order to model the style you are looking for. The document also enables you to edit the work as you wish to help you craft tasks which lead up to the students producing their own writing. Enjoy!

Fancy killing two birds with one stone? Here is a Language paper 1 question 2 task which uses A Christmas Carol as an extract. Why waste time making your own when someone else has already done it for you. Enjoy

This is a nice resource to use as a starter with your exam classes. The checklist lists all of the exam questions for AQA language and literature and asks students to note down how secure they are regarding the method for each. This process is then applied to the Conflict section of the anthology. A useful task for you and the students which can then quickly help to inform your planning for future revision lessons.

Perfect for helping your lower ability students. This scaffold for writing letters can be easily adapted to fit any number of writing formats. Enjoy

Here is a time-saving document which outlines the main features students need to explore when analysing the language, form and structure of a poem. Why waste time creating it when it has already been done for you? Enjoy