This lesson gives students context notes and explores the meaning and language used within the poem.

A complete lesson which explores the poem Afternoons by Phillip Larkin.

A complete lesson which guides students through though the poem Dulce Et Decorum Est. which features in the Eduqas Poetry Anthology.

The fifth lesson in a complete scheme of learning which looks at the first meeting between Mickey and Edward .

A standalone lesson teaching the use of commas to add detail to sentences.

Lesson 6 in the scheme.

This is lesson 3 in the scheme of learning. This lesson explores the mood at the start of the scene before the arrival of the Inspector.

An Inspector Calls - Lesson 2- Considering stage directions - Tailored for the Eduqas Exam . This lesson builds on what was taught in Lesson One of this scheme.

A lesson which looks at the first impressions of Curley's Wife with an Eduqas English Language Component 1 style focus.

Eduqas Component 1 Reading- Locate and Retrieve Lesson Complete lesson which teaches students the locate and retrieve skills needed for the new Eduqas Component 1 Reading paper. The only thing that the teacher will need to do is to source two extracts from 1984 and Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (outlined in the PPT)- not included in the actual resources here due to copyright.

Perfect for analysing poetry in small groups. Instructions included.

This lesson looks at the next section of Act 1 (when Mrs Lyons suggests taking one of Mrs Johnstone’s twins).

A lesson which guides students through the first part of Act One with a focus on Mrs Johnstone. This has been tailored for the Eduqas exam.

A collection of starter activity ideas which combine English skills with a football theme.

This is the first lesson in a 'mini scheme of learning' for the novel. It is aimed with Year 7 students in mind.

The full resources for approximately two lessons which see students take on various character roles from Victorian England as they decide whether a new factory should be built in their town.

Macbeth - Lesson 3- Looking at Act 1, Scene 2 - Tailored for the new Eduqas GCSE. This lesson guides students through considering how Shakespeare initially presents Macbeth to the audience.

This lesson supports students in beginning to create their own pieces of descriptive writing. Students will be challenged to think about the mood they are creating through their word choices.

This is the first lesson from a scheme of learning tailored for lower ability students of middle or high school age. The questioning and analytical style have been designed to support students working towards the American Curriculum but could easily be used for British curriculum, also.

This is the second lesson from a scheme of learning tailored for lower ability students of middle or high school age. The questioning and analytical style have been designed to support students working towards the American Curriculum but could easily be used for British curriculum, also.