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**Please note: This resource is currently being upgraded as part of a new Keats A Level series. Updated versions will include: – Refined line-by-line annotation – Enhanced AO1–AO5 coverage – Accessible student tasks and stretch activities – Teacher guidance materials – Model essays and exam-style responses – Fully resourced PowerPoints – Optional scheme of work for flexible classroom use The new editions will be released gradually. You may wish to check back soon for the enhanced versions. Keats – The Eve of St Agnes (AQA Tragedy): Annotated Poem Resource This resource is designed to support both teachers and A Level students in the analysis of Keats’ The Eve of St Agnes.** Included: A fully annotated version of the poem (21 pages) Blank copies for student annotation A printable coversheet for student booklets or personal study use AT x

**Please note: This resource is currently being upgraded as part of a new Keats A Level series. Updated versions will include: – Refined line-by-line annotation – Enhanced AO1–AO5 coverage – Accessible student tasks and stretch activities – Teacher guidance materials – Model essays and exam-style responses – Fully resourced PowerPoints – Optional scheme of work for flexible classroom use The new editions will be released gradually. You may wish to check back soon for the enhanced versions. Keats – Isabella, or the Pot of Basil (AQA Tragedy): Annotated Poem Resource This resource is designed to support both teachers and A Level students in the analysis of Keats’ Isabella, or the Pot of Basil.** Included: A fully annotated version of the poem (24 pages) A blank copy for student annotation A printable coversheet for student booklets or personal study use AT x

AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 Reading Practice – Charlotte Perkins Gilman: The Yellow Wallpaper This AQA-style Paper 1 Reading practice features a carefully selected extract from The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Students are guided to: Extract detail about the setting of the colonial mansion Analyse language choices and their effects Explore narrative structure and perspective Examine the dynamic between the narrator and John Focused questions help build core skills in information retrieval, language analysis, and interpretation — all aligned to GCSE Paper 1 assessment objectives. Includes answers to all comprehension questions. Suitable for independent work, classroom use, or exam revision. Please note: This resource is due to be aligned with a new GCSE upgrade series. An enhanced version will be released soon. AT x

**Please note: This resource is currently being upgraded as part of a new Keats A Level series. Updated versions will include: – Refined line-by-line annotation – Enhanced AO1–AO5 coverage – Accessible student tasks and stretch activities – Teacher guidance materials – Model essays and exam-style responses – Fully resourced PowerPoints – Optional scheme of work for flexible classroom use The new editions will be released gradually. You may wish to check back soon for the enhanced versions.** Keats – Lamia Part 1 (AQA Tragedy): Annotated Poem Resource This resource is designed to support both teachers and A Level students in the study and analysis of Keats’ Lamia – Part I, as part of the AQA Aspects of Tragedy paper. Included: A fully annotated version of the poem A blank copy for student annotation A printable coversheet for student booklets or personal study use Suitable for classroom teaching, independent annotation work, or close reading tasks. AT x

DICKENS - DIFFERENTIATED WORKBOOK - A CHRISTMAS CAROL A Fun DIFFERENTIATED resource to help students of LAP and MAP levels to access the plot of Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ through reading short chapter summaries and a range of questions, including MCQs and Free Response questions. Supports Whole School Literacy/ reluctant readers Answers to the Quiz Provided The resource can be used as a standalone, differential support or cover lesson. AT x

SHAKESPEARE - NON FICTION READING COMPREHENSION - GLOBE THEATRE Explore Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre with a reading comprehension. Uncover its clandestine construction, rich history, and enduring legacy. Elizabethan entertainment, 20-sided polygon, Sam Wanamaker, First English Civil War, theatrical flag system, Globe Theatre replicas. The reading passage covers its history, construction, and cultural impact. Students learn about the 20-sided polygon architecture and the modern Globe’s reconstruction by Sam Wanamaker; Elizabethan entertainment and the unique flag system used for play genres. The multiple-choice quiz on Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, covering its history, construction, cultural impact, and related facts. The MCQ/True/False questions range from historical events to architectural details, offering a comprehensive understanding of the Globe’s significance in the context of Shakespearean drama and beyond. AT x

COLERIDGE - RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER - GRAPHIC ORGANISER Supporting AO2 in KS5 Literature, this graphic organiser for STC’s “Rime of the Ancient Mariner” incorporates 18 quotes and analysis on the following themes: Nature’s power and beauty Supernatural and the Unknown Guilt and redemtion In all there are 18 quotes supporting various language devices used in the poem with an analysis for each quote. The resource can be used as a standalone, or used for differentiation for essay writing or as part of an AO2 lesson.

AQA English Language Paper 2 Practice Pack: Women’s Rights Theme Empower your students with this exam-aligned Paper 2 resource, built around the theme of gender equality. Featuring two thought-provoking texts and a full reading and writing task set, this pack develops analytical confidence and purposeful writing. What’s included: Two carefully selected non-fiction texts exploring women’s rights from different historical perspectives A suite of exam-style reading questions designed to strengthen synthesis, evaluation, and language analysis A structured writing task that encourages students to express their views on a relevant social issue Clear model responses and marking-friendly formatting to support classroom or independent use Designed for: AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2 Skills-building and assessment practice Class, intervention, or home study use This resource supports critical thinking, comparative reading, and purposeful writing - all anchored in a topic that engages and inspires. AT x

Suitable for both KS3 and KS4 students as a standalone, or for those studying ‘Twelfth Night’, ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ or ‘Much Ado About Nothing’. This all-in-one comprehensive resource explores mistaken identities, clever wordplay, and themes of love and marriage. Explore plot devices, thematic elements, and character dynamics through practical activities on an interactive ppt containing: multiple-choice questions true/false statements discussion questions and a creative task, with subsequent reflection activity answers For the creative task, students will create a story board from content chosen from one of the scenes of the play. Afterwards, they will write a short reflection on the creative process. Perfect for students and enthusiasts, this resource offers a structured approach to understanding Shakespearean comedy

SHAKESPEARE - ROMEO - READING COMPREHENSION CHARACTER ANALYSIS - Romeo Montague’s character analysis explores his intense love for Juliet, his initial infatuation with Rosaline, and his impulsive actions throughout “Romeo and Juliet.” Students will gain insight into Romeo’s multifaceted personality, his struggles with love and emotion, and the impact of his relationships with others. Included: analysis comprehension questions creative writing task answers **The creative writing task allows students to engage with Romeo’s character in a new context while demonstrating their understanding of his personality and motivations. AT x

Suitable for both KS3 and KS4 students as a standalone, or for those studying any of Shakespeare’s tragedies: ‘MACBETH’, ‘HAMLET’ or ‘ROMEO AND JULIET’. Included: multiple-choice questions discussion questions Two creative tasks answers Perfect for students and enthusiasts, this resource offers a structured approach to understanding Shakespearean tragedy. AT x

TEEN MENTAL HEALTH - READING COMPREHENSION ACTIVITY/WORKBOOK - This TEEN MENTAL HEALTH resource package is designed specifically for teenage students. COMPREHENSION - DISCUSSION - CREATIVE TASK . This resource provides open comprehension questions on a carefully crafted passage about mental health. It also includes 6 RELATABLE SCENARIOS depicting common teenage mental health challenges for group and subsequently whole class discussion, where students can explore various mental health issues, with supporting questions and reflect on how they might impact themselves or their peers. Scenarios: Emma’s stress and anxiety about schoolwork Jack’s loss of interest in hobbies and social withdrawal Sarah’s social anxiety Chris’s mood swings and irritability Alex’s struggles with self-esteem and social pressure Liam’s panic attacks before exams and presentations Creative Task: Personal journal reflection TEACHER NOTES FOR THE SCENARIOS AND THE CREATIVE TASK ARE INCLUDED. AT X

Full annotation of Coleridge’s poem ‘Rime of the Ancient Mariner’. Included: the option to print out a black & white or a colour pdf versions of the annotated poem Blank copy of the poem for student’s own annotations AT x

KEATS - WHEN I HAVE FEARS THAT I WILL CEASE TO BE - WORKBOOK A comprehensive workbook on Keats’ ‘When I Have Fears That I Will Cease To Be’ poem. The workbook contains the following: poem text *summary plain English translation Context form and structure chart 10 questions to Unpick the Poem and informed responses coverpage Students can use the booklet to study the poem independently or it can be used as discussion material in the lesson. ATx

**Please note: This resource is currently being upgraded as part of a new Keats A Level series. Updated versions will include: – Refined line-by-line annotation – Enhanced AO1–AO5 coverage – Accessible student tasks and stretch activities – Teacher guidance materials – Model essays and exam-style responses – Fully resourced PowerPoints – Optional scheme of work for flexible classroom use The new editions will be released gradually. You may wish to check back soon for the enhanced versions. Keats – Isabella and The Eve of St Agnes (AQA Tragedy): Annotated Poem Resource This resource is designed to support both teachers and A Level students in the analysis of Keats’ Isabella, or the Pot of Basil and The Eve of St Agnes.** Included: Fully annotated versions of both poems Blank copies for student annotation Printable coversheets for student booklets or personal study use AT x

AQA A Level: Isabella, or the Pot of Basil – 10 Discussion Questions with Model Answers This resource contains ten high-quality discussion questions with answers to support teaching of Keats’s Isabella for the AQA Aspects of Tragedy module. Designed to stimulate deeper thinking and flexible classroom use, the questions cover: Character dynamics and emotional development Moral conflict and tragic dilemma Narrative voice and structural choices Classical and literary influences Stylistic features and poetic form Reader response and interpretation Each question is followed by a thoughtful model answer or discussion point — ideal for revision, group work, or teacher-led exploration. Part of the Keats Creative Series. This resource is being upgraded to include AO-focused prompts, modelled responses, and scaffolded tasks. Enhanced versions will be released soon.

This FREE resource will serve as a standalone, a starter or a lead in to a storyboarding activity for a range of student levels. Once students unscramble the 10 sentences, they will have a good idea of the main events in ACT 1 of Macbeth. Acts 2 - 5 also available. AT x

10 scrambled sentences on the topic of Fred, Scrooge’s nephew. Develop student’s knowledge of the character and practice sentence writing skills. Can be used as a stand alone activity or as a starter for LAP/MAP students. AT x

NON-FICTION - READING COMPREHENSION - GEORGE ORWELL This reading comprehension unveils Orwell’s critiques of imperialism, socialist leanings, and the enduring relevance of his seminal novels, “Animal Farm” and “1984,” in illuminating societal complexities and warning against unchecked authority. A Quiz of MCQs from Literal Comprehension to Critical Thinking with answers. AT x