Over 30 Literacy Learning Objectives that can be added to PowerPoint lessons, worksheets and lesson plans for all subjects to promote whole school literacy. Categorised by "Reading", "Writing" and "Speaking and Listening", these can be referred to for students and teachers to actively develop literacy skills across the curriculum.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on the political characterisation of the novel as part of the genre of social protest writing. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and exemplar responses.

16 PowerPoint Lessons designed to develop students' communication skills,. Includes differentiated activities, progress counters, timers and annotated exemplar responses.

A scheme of work that focuses on a different Assessment Objective every four lessons. Each cycle comprises of four lessons: new learning, student-lead learning, an assessment point and a closing the gap lesson to demonstrate progress. Each lesson moves with the text, allowing students to read section by section, with homework tasks outlined as well as learning objectives directly linked to aspects of social protest and political writing. Full PowerPoint lessons for this scheme of work are available to download.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how Shakespeare initially characterises Macbeth in Act 1 Scene 2 of the play. Includes exemplar responses, structural mnemonics,“Do Now” worksheets and context tips following the “Teach Like a Champion” Uncommon Schools Learning Programme.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how Shakespeare creates mood and atmosphere in Act 1 Scene 1 of the play. Includes differentiated structure strips, “Do Now” worksheets and context tips following the “Teach Like a Champion” Uncommon Schools Learning Programme.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how Shakespeare presents the theme of fate in Act 1 Scene 3 of the play. Includes differentiated worksheets, “Do Now” worksheets and context tips following the “Teach Like a Champion” Uncommon Schools Learning Programme.

Show measurable progress in lessons using an adaptable progress counter; great for observations with self-assessment or peer-assessment and the setting of individual targets.

7 lessons focusing on the study of War Poetry; students could lead their own learning by following the student friendly lesson plans or alternatively the teacher could go through it with the whole class sequence by sequence. Each lesson includes differentiated activities and success criteria, assessment for learning intervals and exemplar responses. Also included is a range of differentiated starters activities for each lesson, rigorous progress check activities as well as scaffolding sheets and challenge tasks.

A scaffolding sheet aimed at aiding students in chunking the elements of an essay in order to plan effectively.

The Cyclical Incremental Measurable Progress - or CHIMP Chart allows students to show progress over time in English. Through either Teacher, Self or Peer Assessment, students can highlight the criteria they have achieved in each lesson so that their progress is easily demonstrated. Focusing on both reading and writing skills and correlating to both the old and new grading system, students can also track their current levels and set themselves independent targets. This is also a great planning tool to aid with Learning Objectives for lessons, especially when based on gaps in students' learning. This can be printed on A3 paper and placed inside students' books or folders.

An adaptable Progress Measure that allows students to self-assess or peer-assess their work using set criteria for specific levels. Students can independently work through the set questions and climb the ladders by achieving each of the set criteria, but lose points when hit by a "Literacy Barrel" (e.g. spelling errors). Students are then able be scored and can compete with each other to enhance engagement as well as learning.

11 PowerPoint lessons designed to develop students' understanding of the features of newspapers, persuasive devices and presentation features. Includes a range of differentiated activities, progress counters, assessment points and group activities.

An essay scaffolding tool to aid students in writing an essay on a particular extract from a text, particularly focusing on aspects of narrative.

A lesson focusing on how to achieve Band 4-6 with AO3 using two unseen extracts, exemplar responses, differentiated activities, student-lead learning through group work and engaging hooks.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how Shakespeare intially characterises Lady Macbeth in Act 1 Scene 5 of the play. Includes Language Explosion workheets, “Do Now” worksheets and context tips following the “Teach Like a Champion” Uncommon Schools Learning Programme.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on how Shakespeare presents power in gender in Act 1 Scene 7 of the play. Includes , “Do Now” worksheets and context tips following the “Teach Like a Champion” Uncommon Schools Learning Programme.

A series of lessons focusing on revision of "Othello" in preparation for the extract-based assessment task of Paper 1 at AS and A Level. Includes exemplar responses in different bands, differentiated activities, assessment points as well as self and peer assessment opportunities.

A lesson that focuses on the steps to success in writing an exam response to the new specification GCSE Literature exam question. Includes differentiated activities, an assessment point and success criteria.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing the use of characterisation by Stevenson, particularly through Dr Lanyon in Chapter 6. Includes differentiated activities throughout, examiner advice, engaging group learning and differentiated questioning.