A fun form time activity, this EPIC quiz recaps what happened over the summer holiday, the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, summer music hits and celebrity faces obscured by hats and shades! Enjoy - hopefully it helps to kick off the new term in a fun, engaging and slightly silly way.

I don’t know about you… but I’m feeling 2022! With 8 fun rounds of questions about a variety of themes and topics, your students will love this Christmas quiz. Complete with a film round (testing knowledge of the biggest films of 2022 as well as some Christmas classics), music round (featuring a mashup of 2022’s best-selling hits), celebrity faces covered by Santa hats and beards and a Christmas cracker joke punchline round, this quiz really does have it all. Enjoy - and Merry Christmas!

Perfect for studying and revision of Priestley’s ‘An Inspector Calls’ as part of the AQA GCSE English Literature course. There is a PowerPoint presentation and booklet for each of the key characters in the play, covering language/structure analysis, Priestley’s message and links to the socio-cultural context of 1912 society. Each booklet contains the key quotations for that character, and students use prompt questions to make notes on each quotation: the PowerPoint presentations guide students on what to write and how to develop ideas in detail.

A mega Christmas Quiz, perfect for secondary school classes to end a stressful Autumn term - complete with a film round, music round, bonus music round, Secret Santas and much more. Audio clips from some of the biggest songs of 2020, questions about the year’s biggest news stories, celebrities with Santa beards and hats, still images from films, etc. - enjoy! Merry Christmas!

This is everything your GCSE students will need in order to understand ‘An Inspector Calls’, its characters, its themes and J.B. Priestley’s intended messages, commentaries and criticisms. Key quotations, technical analysis, contextual linking, playwright’s intentions… this really is a comprehensive revision booklet for Priestley’s play.

This series of fun, engaging, interactive discussion displays is a fun resource to use with form or review groups during morning or afternoon registration. On just one slide, so there’s no need to fiddle around, there are Countdown conundrums, maths puzzles, riddles, ‘Thunks’ (challenging, thought-provoking questions), debate statements and spiritual or motivational quotations. This has been a hit in my school, and is guaranteed to engage the whole class. Enjoy!

If your A-level English Literature students study Carol Ann Duffy’s brilliant ‘Feminine Gospels’, then this collection of detailed essay plans covers everything they need to know. On the basis of these plans, all students will be able to create an essay worthy of an A* grade! Hopefully you find it useful. Enjoy!