This is an 8 week booklet with non-fiction reading resources. The resources include a variety of interested and challenging texts, vocabulary activities, questions for discussion and space for extended writing. Ideal for secondary intervention and ‘Drop Everything and Read’ activities.

This is a fully resourced, scheme of work for Gothic Literature aimed at KS3 students. The scheme of work is constructed and all the powerpoints attached to guide students through the gothic genre with the aim of gothic storywriting at the end.

This is a booklet style scheme of work based around how to ‘Write like a Journalist.’ This booklet was originally designed for home learning, but can also be delivered in the classroom or as a homework resource. Students work through activities surrounding bias, fake news and other language devices all building up to writing their own journalistic piece.

This lesson is perfect to be used on enrichment or Drop Down Days supporting understanding of key vocabulary in business and finance, as well as practising team work and innovative and creative thinking skills. Students will design their own product to pitch to the panel, considering key factors in their ‘business plans’

This is a CPD training course delivered on the best ways to teach EDUQAS English Language Paper 1. Ideal for delivering to English teachers.

This is a guided reading booklet to support the reading of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night time. This is aimed at KS3 and has a range of discussion questions and activities for students. This was used during a whole school Reading Week.

This booklet and powerpoint accompany a full text read of George Orwell’s 1984. This is aimed at KS4 Students with a focus on discussion questions, a range of activities and reading reviews. This was used as part of a whole school Reading Week.