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Eduqas GCSE Media Studies NEA Component 3 Film Marketing Brief ACTION FILMS (Cohort 2026) **Three comprehensive PowerPoint resources, covering stages of the brief: ** Part 1: The Brief Part 2: Research Part 3: Planning & Production (Approx. 181 slides). Includes exemplars and frames, particularly suitable to middle / lower ability students. (I would have loaded Parts 1 -3 as one PowerPoint, but the platform wouldn’t let me!) **An accompanying 47 page pupil booklet. PDF (to maintain formatting) and Word (so that you can adapt to suit your class) included. ** Save yourself all that time and effort creating your own! P.S. Font used is ‘Media Blackout’ - just in case it gets lost during transport!

A comprehensive booklet and staff PowerPoint for pupils working towards Component 3 of the Eduqas GCSE Media Studies qualification. Focuses on the film marketing action genre brief (cohort 2022) and the creation of a DVD jewel case and theatrical film release poster. Includes advice on research, codes and conventions, detailed planning stages and Statement of Aims.

**GCSE Media Studies Knowledge Organisers – Component 1 Bundle (Eduqas) ** 9 Set Texts | A4 Revision Sheets | With QR Links to Mrs. Fisher’s YouTube Videos Make GCSE Media Studies revision simple, effective, and engaging with this complete bundle of 9 colourful, student-friendly knowledge organisers, covering every set text from Eduqas Component 1! What’s Included: 9 A4 knowledge organisers Key vocabulary, theory, context, audience, industry and media language Dual-coded with bold visuals and pupil-friendly explanations QR codes link directly to Mrs. Fisher’s popular YouTube revision videos Covers all key points from the official Eduqas fact sheets ** Perfect for:** Sticking in exercise books Creating a revision booklet Displaying as classroom posters (can be enlarged to A3 or bigger!) Quick recap before the exam Independent revision or group study Designed with pupils in mind: Easy-to-understand language Memorable images to support recall Colourful layout to aid focus and learning Great for visual learners Updated for 2025: Knowledge organisers for the new set texts (teaching from September 2025) coming soon! Give your students the confidence and clarity they need to succeed in Media Studies with this all-in-one visual resource!

A detailed (103 slides) PowerPoint walking pupils through: Part 1: What to expect in the exam Part 2: How am I assessed? Part 3: What should I do before I write my essay? Part 4: How do I plan? Part 5: How do I structure my essay? Using PowerPoint transitions to animate slides when in full screen mode.

‘A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM’: PUPIL WORKBOOK - LA or SEND A 20 page workbook for lower ability or SEND pupils to work through the basic plot of the play. Example tasks include: Storyboarding Annotation of short extracts Staging ideas Comprehension on plot summaries Uploaded as a PDF also.

4 Excel sheets of ‘Quickfire’ starters, covering: Literary devices Spelling Punctuation Parts of speech Sentences 12 task boxes per topic area. Suitable for KS3 or as revision in KS4. SmartBoard version available also, for whole class Q&Q.

A 25 page pupil booklet to support teaching poetry ballads and sonnets. Contains: 2 ‘warm up’ or starter tasks Sonnet 130(Shakespeare) poem and task Sonnet 116(Shakespeare) poem and task Sonnet 18 (Shakespeare)poem and task My Last Duchess (Browning) poem and task What has happened to Lulu? poem / task The Ballad of Charlotte Dymond poem and task That Time Again (Birtles) and The Captain’s Daughter (Fields) poems and tasks Exerpt from The Highwayman (Noyes) and task Useful for KS3 classes, in particular SEND or lower ability. Used to compliment a year 8 unit of work by the same name for over ten years.

‘Power and Conflict’ Poetry Homework Booklet - suitable for SEND or LA Most suitable for year 10, as it only covers some of the poems studied so far: Ozymandias Bayonet Charge Poppies Kamikaze Storm on the Island Charge of the Light Brigade Tasks include: Cloze procedure summaries, diary writing task, poetry writing, creative writing, drawing images associated with poems, identifying language devices, storyboarding and comparing poems.

Pupil booklet introducing fiction texts. Includes: Writing openings to short stories Assessing sample pupil extracts against GCSE writing criteria Focus on ambitious vocabulary and sentence variety writing skills Reading tasks linked to ‘The War of the Worlds’ and ‘The Woman in Black’ Writing to describe tasks

The Little Book of Literature Quotes Key quotes for year 11 to revise (Cohort 2019) covering the following set texts: A Christmas Carol Macbeth An Inspector Calls Conflict and Power Poetry Produced for LA Year 11 AQA GCSE Literature.**

A KS3 pupil booklet covering covering a range of reading and writing tasks. Close links made to GCSE English Section A and B. Focus text extracts: ‘The War of the Worlds’ (H.G.Wells) ‘The Woman in Black’ (Susan Hill) Most suitable for year 9.

Two A4 page grids of key information for the following poems: ‘Ozymandias’ ‘My Last Duchess’ ‘Remains’ ‘Storm on the Island’ ‘The Emigree’ ‘Charge of the Light Brigade’ ‘Kamikaze’ ‘Bayonet Charge’ Blank grids included also, for setting as homework. Coloured and black and white grids, as well as PDF uploaded. Handy for revision.

A simple one page plenary activity for AQA GCSE Literature pupils to record notes on each AO for the Conflict and Power poetry.

EDUQAS GCSE MEDIA STUDIES SET TEXT RECALL GRIDS Used as starters / bell tasks with KS4 Media Studies pupils. 38 slides, including answers (yellow slides). Questions range from 1 - 4 marks. Questions mainly cover Component 1, Sections A and B. Obviously, adaptable to suit pupil ability. Pupils given a little booklet containing multiple blank versions of the grid, to use at the start of each lesson. Peer marking. Pupils who achieve over 20 / 24 marks (depending on ability) get a chocolate biscuit! Has worked wonders for years!

An 8 page feedback document Makes an ideal A3 booklet Used successfully with my year 11’s during a learning walk focussed on feedback to pupils after their mocks. Outcome considered ‘Excellent’. Activities ask pupils to ‘Review’, ‘Reflect’ and ‘Repsond’ to exemplar material and their own responses. The mock Literature question was: In ‘Scaffolding’, how does the poet present the speaker’s feelings about their relationship? … but the template could easily be adopted to other poems / texts.

GCSE English Literature Feedback Booklet – AQA Exam Essay (8 Pages, Editable Word document and PDF) Support your students with structured, purposeful exam feedback using this 8-page editable Word booklet, designed to help learners reflect, review, and respond effectively to their GCSE English Literature essays. This version focuses on the AQA-style question: “In ‘Scaffolding’, how does the poet present the speaker’s feelings about their relationship?” …but the format can be easily adapted to suit any literature essay. Reflect – pupils evaluate their own performance and note their teacher’s top tips Review – students analyse 3 exemplar essays using the mark scheme and give advice Respond – they create a personalised action plan and choose from differentiated redrafting tasks Editable in Word – customise for your own questions and classes Tried and tested with Year 10 and 11 English Literature students Helps structure feedback lessons and develop metacognitive skills Perfect for: GCSE English Literature (AQA) feedback lessons Building essay skills and independence Targeted support after mock exams or assessments

AQA GCSE LITERATURE GUIDE TO WRITING AN UNSEEN POETRY ESSAY 133 slides covering: What to expect in the exam How am I assessed? What should I do before I write my essay? How do I write my essay? What about the comparison question? Slides animated with transitions, for easy use on whiteboards.

Revision Fortune Teller | Fun & Interactive Study Aid | Editable | KS2–KS3–GCSE Make revision more engaging with this printable Revision Fortune Teller (also known as a cootie catcher)! Perfect for KS2 to KS4 learners across any subject or topic, this editable resource helps pupils explore key knowledge, practise recall, and think more deeply — all while having fun. It’s also ideal for GCSE revision, and the downloadable example is set up for GCSE Media Studies (Eduqas) students to revise their set texts, with questions such as: Who regulates the text? When was it made? What is the target audience? How was it funded? What media language is used? …and more! You can easily adapt the template for any subject, including: History facts and causes English character and theme questions Science keywords and processes RE reflections or discussion starters Geography case studies Vocabulary and comprehension practice Whether for group tasks, revision lessons, homework, or learning stations, this is a brilliant alternative to flashcards or worksheets. Printable PDF Editable PowerPoint format 4 colourful design options Reusable across subjects and key stages Suitable for KS2, KS3, and GCSE Just print, fold, and revise — the perfect way to make learning stick!

PETAL Paragraph Writing Posters – English Classroom Display – GCSE & KS3 Support Brighten your classroom and boost your students’ writing skills with this set of PETAL paragraph posters – ideal for GCSE and KS3 English! This downloadable resource includes one PETAL A4 poster design, in a choice of colours and styles. Posters break down each element of a PETAL paragraph (Point, Evidence, Technique, Analysis, Link) in a clear and student-friendly way. Perfect for classroom display, reference walls, or learning booklets. What you get: High-quality printable posters (PDF format) Includes easy-to-follow sentence starters and prompts Pupil-friendly language, ideal for supporting learners of all abilities Designed with eye-catching colours and icons for dual coding Ways to use: Print and display in your classroom or corridor Laminate for reusable writing support tools Add to student books or homework packs Great for English intervention rooms or writing workshops Suitable for A4 or A3 printing – looks great as a display or desktop reference! Help students remember the structure and improve their analytical writing with this tried-and-tested, classroom-ready visual aid.

A tri-fold colourful leaflet to give parents candid advise on how to support their child transitioning from primary to secondary school (year 6 to year 7). Covers advice on: General preparation advice Parent’s To Do’s What is ‘normal’? The Honest Truth (mobile phones, make-up & jewellary, parental involvment) Instead of say this / Try saying this instead Further Resources