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A revision booklet for Things Fall Apart, incorporating key quotes, characters, themes and symbols, and essay planning on each-designed around the CIE Literature for English IGCSE, however can be easily adapted!

A full lesson with annotations of the poem ‘Baltic Mill’

Chapter summaries and Analysis questions for each chapter of Things Fall Apart

A revision booklet for Antony and Cleopatra-designed in line with the CIE Literature in English IGCSE (0475), but can be easily adapted!

A revision grid for Things Fall Apart of differentiated analysis and recall activities

A series of three revision lessons for Antony and Cleopatra; designed for iGCSE (cambridge 0475 spec) but can be adapted

A resource that can be used for revision or as lesson starters that analyses some of the famous quotes in the play (annotations also included)

Annotations for each of the 16 poems for the new Cambridge iGCSE anthology

Whole scheme of work for the new Kayo Chingonyi anthology spec for Cambridge Literature in English IGCSE (0475) Includes: -An introduction to poetry lesson -A context of Kayo Chingonyi lesson -A lesson on each of the poems (includes annotations) -An anthology booklet with summary activities for each of the poems

A 10X6 revision grid with analysis and recall tasks for students. Designed for KS3 but will be applicable for GCSE, or can be adapted

A revision booklet designed as a lesson/series of lessons revising symbols in Things Fall Apart, with a brief recap and analysis tasks on the following symbols in the novel: Yams Fire Locusts The Kola nut Drums The Sacred Silk Cotton tree Chi

A detailed and extensive SPaG workbook (76 pages) for Key Stage Three. It covers the following areas: Section 1: Understanding nouns Section 2: Understanding verbs Section 3: Understanding adjectives Section 4: Understanding adverbs Section 5: Understanding main clauses Section 6: Understanding imperatives Section 7: Understanding the passive voice Section 8: Understanding compound sentences Section 9: Understanding subordinate clauses Section 10: Understanding participles Section 11: Understanding Prepositions Section 12: Understanding relative clauses Section 13: Understanding fragments Section 14: Understanding semicolons Section 15: Understanding colons Section 17: Understanding direct speech Section 18: Understanding punctuation rules Perfect for EAL students, intervention or as lesson starters

Entire anthology for Kayo Chingonyi’s ‘Kumukanda’ for the new poetry spec for Cambridge Literature in English IGCSE (0475)

Full lesson with annotations for the poem ‘Broomhall’

A full lesson with annotations for the poem 'Fisherman’s Song

A full lesson with annotations of the poem ‘Andrew’s Corner’

A set of 10 daily revision tasks for A+C that focuses on key quotes and exam skills

This resource guides students through building complex, believable characters by combining thoughtful biographical questions with challenging sentence-level writing tasks. It’s ideal for developing narrative and descriptive writing skills with depth, structure, and precision; designed for GCSE Narrative/escriptive writing, but easily adaptable for KS3 Each profile prompt is paired with a sentence-writing challenge using advanced structures from high-scoring student models, including: So, so sentences Triple adjective + colon Simile phrases Fronted clauses “No, no, no, only…” structure Embedded metaphor

Review questions for each of the poems in the anthology-perfect for revision or recall after each poem is studied

A one-page revision sheet for every poem in Kayo Chingonyi’s Kumukanda anthology, designed to support Cambridge IGCSE Literature (0475) Paper 1 preparation. Each one-pager includes: 7 structured sections focused on form, structure, tone, voice and big ideas of each poem Space for quotations, technique analysis, personal response, and comparisons Consistent format across all 15 poems for ease of revision Suitable for in-class activities, independent revision, intervention or homework