Outstanding Lessons and worksheets designed to help students understand how to use clauses and subordinate clauses accurately and effectively. Includes progress checks and counters, differentiated activities and group learning so that students make rapid progress.

17 PowerPoint lessons and Scheme of Work for the novel "Heroes" focusing on a range of skills; includes differentiated activities, annotated exemplar responses, progress counters, assessments and DIRT time activities.

A scheme of work that focuses on a different Assessment Objective every four lessons. Each cycle comprises of four lessons: new learning, student-lead learning, an assessment point and a closing the gap lesson to demonstrate progress. Each lesson moves with the text, allowing students to read section by section, with homework tasks outlined as well as learning objectives directly linked to aspects of social protest and political writing. Full PowerPoint lessons for this scheme of work are available to download.

A Rigorous lesson planning tool to guarantee Outstanding teaching and learning - students are able to make rapid and sustained progress through progress check points, first and second attempts in learning, differentiated outcomes, literacy opportunities and a clear learning journey/bigger picture that allows students to make progress over time. Also included is a student friendly version that can be given to students for independent learning and self/peer assessment as well as an example for a lesson teaching Imagery to a Key Stage 3 class.

Lessons on Act three of the play and AO4, focusing on Greek and Theatrical conventions. Includes annotated extracts, differentiated activities, assessment paper and feedback lesson, annotated exemplar responses, self-assessment and a Unit of work.

A Learning Mat to aid with literacy skills; includes common errors, 'VCOP', sentence structure, paragraphing, grammar advice and reading skills. This can be used as a mat placed on desks each lesson to aid with English or literacy in other subjects and ensures students are equipped when writing. It could also be used as a learning poster or display.

Over 30 Literacy Learning Objectives that can be added to PowerPoint lessons, worksheets and lesson plans for all subjects to promote whole school literacy. Categorised by "Reading", "Writing" and "Speaking and Listening", these can be referred to for students and teachers to actively develop literacy skills across the curriculum.

A PowerPoint lesson as part of a Scheme of Work focusing on self-assessment using a progress counter and making links within texts as per the mark scheme for AQA GCSE English Literature New Specification.

A full PowerPoint lesson focusing on the political characterisation of the novel as part of the genre of social protest writing. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and exemplar responses.

A full PowerPoint introductory lesson focusing on Shakespeare's presentation of major characters as part of the tragic genre. Includes fully annotated extracts from the text, differentiated activities and exemplar responses.

A Reward Scheme designed to provide students ownership and independence for their behaviour; students earn Monkey Dollars and are able to trade them in for a variety of rewards as set by the teacher. Students may choose an instant reward, save for a specific reward or save for a specific date to retrieve rewards. A highly successful scheme that has had great results with some of the most challenging groups of students, as well as developing numeracy skills and responsibility in students.

A lesson focusing on how to structure responses to an unseen poem through"My Grandmother" by Elizabeth Jennings, according to each of the assessment objectives. Includes differentiated activities throughout, progress counters, differentiated outcomes, annotated exemplar responses and an assessment point.

2 full lessons on the poem "Follower" that combines the skills of unseen poetry. Includes structure to exam responses, differentiated group activities, exemplar responses and AQA examiner advice.

A method of assessing student progress at A and AS level that measures according to "Flight-pathways" - where students should be at different points throughout the course in terms of ALPS. It allows differentiation methods to be tracked and monitored as well as intervention strategies to be implementing. It is also a useful tool for students to take ownership of their own learning by meeting their targets and measuring their own progress.

Show measurable progress in lessons using an adaptable progress counter; great for observations with self-assessment or peer-assessment and the setting of individual targets.

An introduction to "Othello" and aspects of tragedy, including a homework booklet with interactive activities to complete throughout the course, an AQA-style assessment with DIRT feedback sheet and full student-friendly mark scheme, self assessment stickers and differentiated activities throughout to teach outstanding lessons as AS and A level.

A template designed to allow students ownership of their learning by understanding where they are and where they are going in their learning journey. Student can self-assess where they are on their learning journey after each lesson or which skills they have missed or not mastered and will need to return to. Great for showing progress over time.

PowerPoint lessons to teach aspects of tragedy in Act One of "Othello". Includes differentiated activities and starters, assessment preparation and assessment with a feedback lesson, and analysis and evaluation of the language and structure of the speech of the tragic hero and the malcontent at the start of the play. Annotated extracts from Act One are also included. The complete pack of over 30 lessons is also available in the shop along with other packs of lessons for the various texts across the AQA A Level Syllabus.