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A lesson building, exploring, crafting, and evaluating speeches on the theme of ‘injustice’.

A fully recorded, research-informed CPD session designed to help schools raise literacy and reading standards across all subject areas. Perfect for INSET, departmental meetings, or staff development programmes, this resource offers practical strategies, cross-curricular examples, and ready-to-use ideas. What’s included: A clear, engaging recorded presentation (CPD-style voiceover) Focus on reading, vocabulary, comprehension & disciplinary literacy Practical strategies for all subject teachers Research-based slides and summaries of key education texts Downloadable, adaptable resources to share with staff Ideas to support reluctant readers and raise reading confidence Templates for curriculum leaders to audit and develop literacy plans Suitable for literacy leads, heads of department, or SLT delivering whole-school CPD. No specialist training required — just play, pause, and go!

A strategy poster equipping staff with steps to support students with dyslexia.

A lesson analysing the structure of ‘The Lovely Bones’ (AQA P1,Q3).

A poster guide exploring how to build a RFP culture across the school.

A PRE-READING booklet for ‘A Christmas Carol’ GCSE study.

An evidence-based strategy guide outlining methods to raise literacy standards in secondary schools.

A task to explore the concept of blame in ‘An Inspector Calls’

A slow writing guide for AQA, Language Paper 1, Question 5.

A teacher and student template to support tackling new or unfamiliar vocabulary.

A fully resourced scheme of learning for Lois Lowry’s The Giver This high-quality, fully editable unit is designed to develop students’ reading and writing skills in tandem, using the powerful themes and characters of The Giver as a springboard for critical and creative responses. Perfect for upper KS3 or adaptable for KS4, this scheme encourages deep textual engagement, empathy, and expressive writing. Whether you’re focusing on dystopian fiction, thematic analysis, or narrative crafting, this scheme has you covered. What’s included: 10+ fully planned lessons with clear objectives and engaging activities A variety of reading comprehension and discussion tasks Creative writing and descriptive language opportunities Diary entries, character monologues, memory mapping & alternative endings Assessment opportunities and modelled responses Fully editable PowerPoint slides and printable resources Skills Focus: Understanding dystopian themes and structure Reading for meaning and inference Developing narrative voice and perspective Writing descriptively and imaginatively Responding personally and analytically to a text

Take your students on an unforgettable journey through the world of fantasy fiction! This fully resourced KS3 unit builds reading confidence, analytical skills, and a genuine love of literature — all while exploring some of the most beloved fantasy texts of all time. Texts featured include: Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone The Cursed Child A Pinch of Magic A Sprinkle of Sorcery Alice in Wonderland The Hobbit What’s included: A full sequence of engaging, ready-to-teach lessons A wide range of extracts and comprehension tasks Differentiated reading activities and creative extension work A summative reading assessment with success criteria and mark scheme Homework tasks linked to reading for pleasure Thematic links, character deep-dives, and opportunities for discussion & drama Bonus extras: themed starters, display ideas, enrichment tasks, and more! Designed to develop key reading skills while capturing imaginations, this scheme is perfect for a mid-year or end-of-year unit — especially for building momentum and curiosity around independent reading.

A collection of resources/knowledge recall starters for Romeo and Juliet.

A presentation outlining some key strategies to develop a thriving and successful English Department.

A lesson exploring the theme of guilt in ‘Macbeth’. All resources are included within the PowerPoint.

A lesson exploring tips and tricks to help ‘ace’ Language Paper 1, Question 5. Based on the 2019 past paper: The Sound of Thunder. Including a follow up lesson to consolidate learning. Q4 detailed deconstruction is also available. All resources are formatted at the back of the PowerPoint.

An engaging two-part lesson introducing students to the magical world of Fantasy fiction.

A single lesson on creating a Dickensian villain using Dickensian writing methods.

Useful resources to demonstrate comparing Remains and Exposure, and Remains and Bayonet Charge, with supporting dual-coded images and a breakdown of structure analytical paragraphs. Aimed at LA/MA. Highlight WWW and EBI (such as: lack of development on certain points/not re-reading for spelling mistakes, etc)

A lesson exploring a range of Fantasy fiction conventions and extracts.