27 slides/posters that recaps the main information on each topic for A-level in French (la famille en voie de changement, le bénévolat, la cybersociété, le patrimoine, la musique et le cinéma francophones, le multiculturalisme, la criminalité, la politique d’immigration, la marginalisation, les jeunes et le vote, les manifestations) It includes key facts and vocab students must know, especially for their oral exam. Can also be used for a recap lessons and displays around the department. Can be amended and adapted.

Range of written resources followed by questions to prompt discussion and have students reflect on the context in which gay marriage was legalised in France: Historique du mariage Citations sur le mariage A l’Assemblée, l’UMP repousse le mariage homosexuel Les Français favorables au mariage homosexuel

Content designed for PSHE lessons or whole-school assembly. It focuses on why we celebrate LGBT History Month, terminology, the History of LGBT in the UK, Biden’s first act for the LGBT community and Spain’s first LGBT retirement home (first in the world)

Lesson on module 3 on jobs and careers introducing the imperfect tense from a reading comprehension. It also includes mini-white board challenges and a GCSE style writing task.

Au Revoir Les Enfants - modèle d'introduction, titres et thèmes d'essais, idées clés

International Men’s Day presentation for assembly, tutor time or PSHE lesson, raising essential questions to understand what are the challenges men face nowadays.

Lesson with questions and ideas for an essay on the cinematographic aspect of the film Au Revoir Les Enfants (colours, sound, shots, etc.) Prompting students to reflect and produce an essay plan at the end. Includes a mindmap to brainstorm ideas prior to or during lesson.

Lesson to make students reflect on how Joseph is portrayed in the film Au Revoir Les Enfants (Louis Malle) The Powerpoints not only gives them ideas but prompt them to reflect and to eventually come up with an essay plan.

Example of an IRP presentation for the speaking A-level exams. Great to give students before they write their own to guide them and show them how we can use high structures and facts in a concise presentation. Students assess the presentations and can discuss in pair and in class with the teacher.

assessment sheet to prompt student to use a range of structures in their essays feedback sheet with grading criterias.

Assessment pack which contains the following 4 documents: Assessment sheet with 2 essay titles to choose, to prompt student to use a range of structures in their essays markscheme / pistes de correction feedback sheet with grading criterias model essay done in exam condition

5-page long worksheet designed to make students reflect on the main mistakes found in essays on the film Au Revoir les Enfants of Louis Malle and correct them. Students have to explain why some options are wrong. They can do it in pairs too. Corrections are included.

Whole lesson presentation on the topic of childhood in the film Au Revoir Les Enfants by Louis Malle. The presentation contains ideas to prompts students’ reflexion on the topic. Lots of ideas and keys scenes and quotes plus a possible essay plan.

Summer workbook with many different activities to revise during summer break. This helps bridging the gap and reviewing the main grammar components before moving on.

Presentation for assembly or PSHE lesson about the Little Mermaid controversy. The presentation encourages conversations and features a couple of videos.

2 articles on French people & happiness, with exam-style exercises and prompts for speaking/writing productions - answer key on the last page.

IB DP unit of lesson on ERASMUS and the impact of the film L’Auberge Espagnole with exam-style reading comprehension on the film l’auberge espagnole (with answers), and prompts for speaking activities.

Presentation revolving around 2 main interactive debates - one about the FIFA World Cup in Qatar and the other one about the “Don’t Say Gay” laws/anti-LGBT+ laws. It’s all very current to engage students. It contains videos and news bites, along with questions to make it more interactive.