A handout/poster showing how to conjugate avoir and être.

A revision poster showing students how to conjugate regular verbs in the preterite tense.

A resource showing how to conjugate regular verbs in the conditional tense iN French.

A handout showing how to conjugate regular verbs in French.

A revision resource containing the key quotes for chapters 1 - 5 of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights. All quotes contain analysis and are organised according to relevant themes. Ideal for Edexcel A Level English Literature Paper two (prose). There are 5 pages of notes organised by themes, which include: childhood, identity, death, violence, women, masculinity, religion and more. There is some relevant comparison to A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini for those comparing Wuthering Heights to A Thousand Splendid Suns in the Prose section of the paper.

A document with some useful vocab and sentence starters for initiating and sustaining an argument, ideal for GCSE.

A poster showing how to conjugate REGULAR verbs in Spanish into the preterite tense.

A document which highlights the key quotes for the character of Stanley and analyses the significance of them.

A document containing notes for the Edexcel A Level English Literature paper 3 (poetry). The notes contain analysis of key quotes, structure, significance of the ending and relevant themes.

A document listing some sophisticated phrases ideal for GCSE/A level exams.

A Macbook version of a powerpoint outlining the key themes, characters and a few quotes from La Casa de Bernarda Alba.

Some revision notes on the poem ‘Eat Me’, in the Edexcel English Literature Paper 3 (poetry paper) as part of the A Level Specification. This document contains notes on the structure of the poem, key quotes and analysis, the significance of the ending and key themes the poem could be linked to.

A poster on how to conjugate verbs in the present tense in French.

A document analyzing the poem, ‘The Deliverer’ for the Edexcel A Level English Literature Poetry paper. Document analyzes the key quotesm establishes thematic links and considers the impact of structure/tone/linguistic technqiues.

This document contains a list of the key characters and some key quotes which I have analyzed in preparation for the AQA Spanish A Level paper 2 writing exam. It is not exhaustive by any means but there are 5 pages of key quotes which students could use in the exam to support their analysis. I created this document myself but with the help of some resources sent to me by my Spanish teacher. I am still awaiting my grade but using this type of analysis has so far landed me an A/A* across all of my mock exams.

A document with notes analysing Aristotle’s Virtue Ethics, with a fact file about Aristotle, a brief analysis of what appears to be the most valuable ‘goods’ and an analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of his argument. All information is derived from the AQA A level Religious Studies textbook.

A revision resource containing the key quotes for chapters 6 - 10 of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights. All quotes contain analysis and are organised according to relevant themes. Ideal for Edexcel A Level English Literature Paper two (prose). There are 7 pages of notes organised by themes, which include: childhood, love, violence, women, masculinity, religion and more. Although I have yet to receive my grade, I have been consistently achieving A/A* grades in English Literature by carrying out analysis such as that in this document.

A document explaining how to use the three types of conditional clauses in Spanish complete with examples. Ideal for degree year one or A level Spanish to help students develop complex phrases.