A student friendly overview of each character, and key quotations for analysis.

A comprehensive revision workbook. Information about key context such as Priestley, workers rights, the differences in life in 1912 to 1945. Key quotations for all characters, and the opportunity to collate quotations for key themes.

4 non fiction articles with reading comprehension questions and an extended writing task linked to the issue. Perfect for cover work or homework. Suitable for KS3 and KS4. Please do leave a review if you find these resources helpful

Key quotations for all characters, as well as model essay responses. Perfect for independent revision.

A comprehensive Scheme of Learning for the novel ‘Boy 87’, a beautiful story for KS3 students to learn about the struggles of being a refugee. Includes lessons and all resources. Modelled examples of language analysis, and writing tasks that cover both descriptive writing and persuasive writing.

One poem per page with key questions on revision of context and key ideas, and then key quotations from the poem with questions to support analysis. Perfect for independent revision of the ‘belonging’ Poetry Anthology from Edexcel

A PowerPoint for every poem in the ‘Belonging’ collection. Each has a slide with key context about the poet, key information about language, form, structure and ideas, and most have a plan for a comparison of the poem to another in the collection. If you like this resource, please do leave a positive review - thank you!

A booklet of revision resources, including summaries of each stave with questions to secure knowledge. Also, extensive quotations on characters and themes Perfect for independent revision

3 extracts with exam style questions in the style of Eduqas Language Paper 1. If you find this resource helpful, I would really appreciate it if you could take a moment to leave a review. Thank you!

Key quotations for each character from the play. Perfect for revision and learning key quotations. Also great for planning essays. If the resource is helpful, I would really appreciate it if you took the time to leave a review. Thanks! :-)

3 exam style questions for Unseen Poetry for the Eduqas exam board. Each resource includes 2 poems. Perfect for revision or exam practice. If you find the resource helpful, I would really appreciate if you could take a moment to leave a review. Thak you!

10 lessons for KS3 that explore ‘crime and punishment’ from the formation of the police force in the 19th Century, to modern day prisons. Resources include extracts from Sherlock Holmes, newspaper articles about Jack the Ripper, and exploration of capital Punishment through the work of Dickens. A range of reading comprehension activities, and writing tasks to build skills, in line with the demands of GCSE English. Modelled examples included. Resource booklet for easy delivery.

Complete revision workbook for ‘Blood Brothers’ Includes key context info, key character quotations and example essays

4 non fiction articles with reading comprehension questions and an extended writing task linked to the issue. Perfect for cover work or homework. Suitable for KS3 and KS4. Please do leave a review if you find these resources helpful

5 activity sheets for AQA Language Paper 2 Question 5 Perfect for cover work, or homework. Iincludes key planning activities, key sentence starters and key vocabulary to use

11 lessons exploring the play ‘Othello’. Uses extracts from the play to analyse language. Lessons include writing tasks and development of key writing skills. Fully resourced and includes modelled example responses. Perfect as an introduction to Shakespeare, or for Lower Ability groups.

4 exam papers in the style of AQA Language Paper 1.

11 lessons focusing on descriptive writing based around travel and holidays. Includes extracts of 19th century texts, language analysis and focus on key writing skills. Perfect for KS3

16 lessons exploring the novel ‘Private Peaceful’, including challenging tasks to explore the moral conflicts in the text. Tasks include language analysis, structural analysis and creative writing. In line with GCSE style questions. Modelled responses. Resource booklet with all tasks included for easy delivery in the classroom.

3 Language Paper 1 mock exams that link to Christmas

A comprehensive scheme of learningof 15 lessons that explores the novel ‘Oliver Twist’. The lessons include reading chapters from the novel, with language analysis tasks, descriptive writing tasks and persusasive writing tasks. The unit includes lots of contextual links to the Victorian Era, and explores Dickens as a social commentator. Lessons include modelled responses, and the unit has a resources booklet that can be printed out for ease of teaching. Perfect for KS3 challenge, and also as a GCSE transition unit for the Nineteenth Century Novel element of Literature.