An excellent resource focusing on the GCSE AQA English Paper 2 Question 4 (Compare and Contrast). The topic is drill music and is highly engaging for teenagers. Video clips, engaging extracts and sentence starters to help students compare and contrast articles

A brilliant starter activity to familiarise students with key words and characters from An Inspector Calls through an interactive wordsearch activity!

A brilliant starter activity familarising students with key words and characters from Romeo and Juliet through engaging wordsearches!

An excellent resource which comprises of a diverse image collection that students can use as prompts for their creative writing. Images vary from abstract art to breathtaking images of nature. Over 100 images to choose from!

A brilliant collection of over 20 word searches for subject terminology revision. These words are related to the national curriculum and these exercises will help students remember spellings and memorise important words for each subject. Suitable as starter activities, homework booklets or as an independent learning aid. Wordsearches for maths, english, science, RE, history, art, IT and DT.

5 wordsearches based on maths terminology for ks3/ks4. A great way to help students memorise key words and spellings of important words relating to maths. Ideal as a starter activity or homework.

An excellent resource to give students to hone their spelling skills. Words are aligned to the expectations of the national curriculum. Each spelling list has a self assessment box for students to monitor their confidence for each selection of words. Great to give students over the holidays or as home practise! Suitable for year 1 and year 2

A fantastic resource supporting students understanding of analysing structure. This lesson focuses on the structure of film clips which allows students to analyse structure from a traditional text. Fully differentiated lesson with lots of engaging tasks!

An excellent spelling practise booklet with commonly misspelt words for students to go over and hone their literacy skills. Self assessment on each page, words are alphabetically ordered. This can be given to students for independent revision, holiday work or as starter tasks.

An outstanding language analysis lesson using the speech of Malala Yusuf at the United Nations. Includes video clips, discussions, scaffolding and differentiated activities. Comprises of starter, build up activity, main activity and plenary.

A lesson focusing on the different portrayals of Megan Markle in the media, Scope for debate, peer work and exam practise. An excellent way to help students identify similarities and differences using current topics!

A list of all language and structural features

An excellent fully resourced lesson covering GCSE AQA English Language Paper 1 Question 2 (Language Analysis Lesson). Uses an extract based on Hagrid from Harry Potter. Entails an interactive video and scaffolded exam practise.

An excellent fully resourced lesson on opinion writing- ideal for paper 2 question 5. Great prompts for discussion, model answer provided, videos and checklists.

An excellent fully resourced creative writing GCSE lesson using the drop, zoom, flash and end. Lesson entails an engaging video, pair work, modelled examples and sentence starters.

An excellent, interactive and engaging resource comprising of various wordsearches relating to English. Great for starter activities or homework! Ideal for helping with spellings and retaining information of key words.

An excellent creative writing lesson with a fun and unqiue starter, model answer, mark scheme and assessment.

Excellent revision cards for paper 1 and paper 2. Includes easy acronyms to help with paragraph formation, sentence starters, vocabulary banks, helpful hints and tips!

An engaging opinion writing lesson focusing on the media invading celebrity privacy. Scope for a fruitful and thought-provoking discussion. Video clips and model an answer.

List of language and structural features that can be cut out/laminated and handed to students if they need a reminder of important subject terminology