Here are four lessons designed to support students with the GCSE English Language Paper 2 exam. In these four lessons are the skills needed to succeed in all the questions for Section A.

This resource is designed to take you through 'Letters from Paris' in the AQA Paris Anthology. This lesson focuses on the historical text and has objectives and success criteria directly linked to the exam mark scheme.

Use this resource to teach 'Mile-by-Mile' extract in the AQA LangLit Paris Anthology. An ideal resource with accompanying activities - differentiated and with learning objective linked directly to A-Level criteria.

Attached are PPTs and a workbook to improve literacy. The resources were used in intervention and tutor time to improve literacy. OFSTED commented on the excellent resources and how they have improved students' literacy.

Lessons designed for Paper 2 of the AQA English Language. These lessons will teach students the skills of writing to argue. They also allow for outstanding progress and the skills are transferable to other similar questions.

These outstanding lessons are designed to teach key scenes of one of Shakespeare's greatest plays. At the heart of these lessons are students progress, shown through multiple opportunities for extended writing and assessment.

These outstanding lessons are a full scheme of work on The Kite Runner for A-Level English Language and Literature. Use them to teach the skills required for examination and ensure your students make outstanding progress.

Designed for the NEW AQA English Literature examination, these lessons support students understanding and analysis of the play. The lessons accumulate in assessments that should be used to track student progress. The extensive resource provide ample extended writing opportunities as well as providing support for lower attainers.

These lesson prepare and introduce students to Dystopian literature from The Road to Lord of the Flies to 1984.

Do you want your students to continue revising paper one skills when teaching has stopped? Then this is the resource for you. This year, I soon realised that my year 11 needed to complete revision for previous topics, especially with the stricter GCSEs. Homework for me is a tool for students to continue learning outside the classroom. Homework can be ad hoc and set as it needs to be. We have a habit of giving homework that requires students to complete classwork, when actually they need homework that revises topics previously taught and this booklet helps you do this. All you need to do is monitor the completion of the booklet and spend the first part of one lesson to allow students to peer assess each other's homework.

AQA GCSE Power and Conflit

AQA Power and Conflict

AQA Power and Conflict

Use these differentiated lessons to support the teaching of Unseen Poetry at GCSE. All lessons have differentiated routes and have full learning objectives.

These outstanding set of lesson are differentiated and all geared up the GCSE Exams They are cheap in relation to the amount of time spent making them These will save you loads of time. A must buy and reasonably priced.

This amazing resource offers a wealth of materials to teach Shakespeare's Macbeth in the classroom. All differentiated and with consolidation activities - what else could you want? These lessons will save you hours of planning and research. A must buy!

A scheme of work that is designed to take students through the Unseen Poetry element of the AQA English Literature exam.

Attached are PPTs and a workbook to improve literacy. The resources were used in intervention and tutor time to improve literacy. OFSTED commented on the excellent resources and how they have improved students' literacy.