A practice task based on Romeo and Juliet that actually prepares students for AQA Paper 1, Question 4. A student has read this scene and said that “Shakespeare has made Verona sound like a really exciting place.” To what extent do you agree?

Independent tasks in a handy booklet for students to work through. Great for homework or revision.

Activities on the short story “The Vendetta,” primarily focused on structure.

Coteachable exam questions based on Chapter 5 in* Frankenstein to revise the novel and reinforce Language skills for AQA Paper 1, Section A.

Quick revision PowerPoint on the theme of companionship in Frankenstein.

This sheet helps students record their findings in wider reading. A really useful resource.

Plan and complete a piece of creative writing on the theme of Autumn.

Cut out and keep flashcards on key accent and dialect terms.

Revision notes, essay plan and mark scheme on progress or decay in language change.

A set of independent challenges to prepare for A2 English Language.

Key information on Language Change and how it is affected by societal factors.

How many poetic terms do you know? Use this checklist to find out!

Activities and questions exploring the idea of the Dark Double in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein.

Unseen poems, advice on how to approach them and activities.