A fun, colourful display reminding students of often common mistakes within English. Colourful and easy to understand, it is a fun way of reminding students to check their mistakes themselves. All images and font have been checked and only 'free to use or share commercially' images have been used.

I have created a replica of the Eduqas Component 2 paper, where students need to analyse 19th and 21st century non fiction texts. This particular paper looks at prison life in the Victorian era, and now. This will enable our students to understand the way in which the exam is set out to prepare for their GCSE English Exam.

I have created a replica of the Eduqas Component 2 paper, where students need to analyse 19th and 21st century non fiction texts. This particular paper is about workhouse conditions, comparing it to a modern article about living conditions for Sports Direct staff. This will enable our students to understand the way in which the exam is set out to prepare for their GCSE English Exam.

A fun bunting set displaying an A-Z selection of synonyms for the word said

A fun lesson that can also be used as a display for Halloween with students practicing and improving their vocabulary

A colourful display demonstrated premiership vocabulary that can be used in place of boring words.

A display informing students of a variety of jobs that look for English qualifications to encourage more students to study English. these include; TV, Radio, PR, Banking, Law, Copywriting, Lexicographer, Librarian, Research and many more.

A bank of 10 complete lesson resources, powerpoints and worksheets to link with any novel that covers the theme of crime and punishment. A wide range of issues are up for discussion including: Greed, Tolerance, Equality, Freedom of Speech and Riots, Greed, Media, Youth Crime... I have also included an end of term lesson where students can utilize the speaking and listening skills they have practiced and discuss which character should be allowed to survive a boat crash. Every lesson has Learning Objectives, Success Criteria, resources and a planned powerpoint so you will not need to do any editing. All lessons have at least one stimulus prepared; either a poem, article, video clip or song.

A bank of 5 complete lesson resources, powerpoints and worksheets to link with any novel that covers the theme of animal rights and pet ownership . A wide range of issues are up for discussion including: homelessness, animal testing, hunting, pet ownership, vegetarianism...

A selection of 7 different designs for your own postcards to send home when students have achieved. Blank on one side to allow to write your own personal message. Very popular in school, print out well and kids love them. Different designs aimed for different years.

A fun and pretty display to hang around your classroom. Homemade bunting reminding students of their upper and lower case letters, using Harry Potter style font and 'royalty free' images

A display showing various people in the public eye caught reading, before having 12+ celebrities including Jennifer Lawrence, Natalie Portman, James Franco, Daniel Radcliffe and Rachel McAdams talk about their favourite books. A nice display to encourage students to read, and more importantly- not be ashamed or embarrassed about reading.

A useful starter kit for anyone who is due to teach P4C but has not had much experience teaching it. P4C is a great way of getting students discussing key issues and is useful in many subjects across the curriculum. This starter kit gives you: -useful posters -blank powerpoint slide format -5 example P4C lesson plans / powerpoints in full -resources needed for each lesson - 'helpful hints' worksheet or poster for students to improve their conversational speech

A selection of differentiated homework activities to work alongside a scheme of work for Animal Farm. Useful, creative and great to aide revision.

A useful worksheet for students to detail their initial thoughts at the beginning of the session, before then readdressing the same question at the end and altering their thoughts if their opinion has changed.

A fun, colourful and easily understood display engaging students in each of Shakespeare's major works and what they are about. A good way to encourage students to learn beyond the classroom, and hopefully a way of getting them thinking!

A bunting design to remind students what each punctuation mark means and how to use it, designed with fun superheros for each punctuation mark. Great for around the classroom

Created and Edited a certificate format to give as rewards for students who have lead learning.

A fun English and Media lesson creating a Horror film DVD cover to encourage imagination and independent learning. I would advise bringing examples of DVD cases.