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18-Slide CPD Presentation – Time-Saving AI Tools for Teachers (PowerPoint) Empower your teaching staff with this ready-to-use 18-slide presentation designed for CPD sessions on AI in education. This resource introduces 14 carefully selected, tried and tested AI tools, apps, and websites that can help teachers save time, reduce workload, and boost productivity. Perfect for INSET days, twilight sessions, or department meetings! Clear, simple explanations of each AI tool Direct links to tutorials and overviews Suitable for all teaching staff – no AI experience needed Editable PowerPoint Ideal for: Senior leaders or CPD leads delivering training Teachers curious about AI and automation Schools wanting practical ways to reduce workload

GCSE Media Studies (Eduqas) | 72 Key Term Revision Flashcards Description: This colourful set of 72 flashcards is designed to help students revise essential media terminology for the GCSE Media Studies (Eduqas) course. All terms and definitions are based on the official Eduqas glossary. What’s included: – 72 media key terms and their definitions – Editable PowerPoint file – Ready-to-print PDF version How to use: Print and cut out the cards (8 per page). Print definitions on the reverse side or print double-sided. For durability, laminate the cards. Ideal for: – Paired revision tasks – Starter or plenary activities – Independent study and homework Make learning key terms engaging and interactive with this easy-to-use resource!

Used as part of a Year 7 ‘Myths and Legends’ Unit. Two page summary of the story, plus three reading DART tasks.

Perfect for classroom display or student revision! Bring Media Studies to life with this vibrant and accessible set of Media Theory Posters designed specifically for the Eduqas GCSE Media Studies course. These eye-catching posters simplify key media theorists and theories into student-friendly summaries, memorable quotes, and bold visuals – ideal for helping learners understand and recall core concepts. What’s Included: 17 full-colour posters (A4 or A3 printable) Each poster features: • Name of the theory and theorist • Simple one-sentence explanation • Direct quote from the theorist • Bold image for dual coding Covers theories on representation, narrative, identity, media language, gender, race, and audience Theorists Included: Stuart Hall, Roland Barthes, David Gauntlett, Levi-Strauss, Propp, Dyer, Andrew Goodwin, Alvarado, , Dyer, Goodwin, Propp, Todorov, Blumler & Katz, Katz and Lasarsfield, Stanley Cohan, Steve Neale, Levi-Strauss, Mulvey, Van-Zoonan, and more! Designed by a Media Studies teacher with over 25 years teaching experience, for use with mixed-ability groups – perfect for displays, revision walls, theory lessons, or student folders. Printable PDF – ready to download and print at home or school. Aligned with the Eduqas GCSE Media Studies glossary and exam content, but also suitable for other specifications (AQA, OCR) or KS5 introduction.

A two sided A 4 Word template which folds into a leaflet, which can be glued into pupil exercise books. Pupils are provided with boxes to draw illustrations and lines on which to write, explaining key area like their family tree, friends and plans for the future. Very useful when getting to know new classes!

A pupil workbook to accompany reading ‘Buddy’ by Nigel Hinton at KS3. Covers a range of reading and writing tasks, linked to GCSE English / GCSE English Literature. Best suited to LA / SEND. Includes self /peer assessment and ‘Stretch and Challenge’ tasks.

A comprehensive booklet for pupils working towards Component 3 of the Eduqas GCSE Media Studies qualification. Focuses on the film marketing thriller genre brief 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.

**AQA Paper 1, Questions 1 & 2 and Paper 2, Questions 1 & 2 ** Source A: Lost at Sea (Guardian) Source B: I Fell Through The Arctic Ice (Gary Rolf) Exam style for all four questions.

The Little Book of Essays An A5 booklet of essay titles, suitable for AQA GCSE Literature, Paper 1 and Paper 2: A Christmas Carol (4 essay titles, including extracts) Macbeth (5 essay titles, including extracts) An Inspector Calls (5 essay titles) Power and Conflict Poetry (6 essay titles) Each essay page allows pupils space to bullet / spider diagram plan their response to a similar essay in the actual exam. Helpful for GCSE revision in class or at home.

PEAL Paragraph Structure Posters – Set of 5 (Landscape) Perfect for GCSE Media Studies, English Language & English Literature This vibrant landscape poster in 7 choices of colour that breaks down the PEAL paragraph structure (Point, Example, Analysis, Link) – a key writing technique used across GCSE essay responses. Each poster features a clear, colourful design to help pupils remember how to structure high-quality paragraphs in both classroom discussion and exam writing. Ideal for: GCSE Media Studies, English Language and English Literature Classroom wall displays or handouts for students Supporting essay writing and analytical responses Instant digital download – print and use straight away to brighten your room and boost student success!

The Big 4: Key Concepts for GCSE Media Studies Poster Perfect for classroom displays or student revision, this clear and colourful A4 poster breaks down the four key areas of media analysis: Media Language, Representation, Industry, and Audiences. Includes: 2 colour versions Easy-to-understand bullet points Handy real-world examples Student-friendly layout with bold icons Fully printable and high-resolution Great for Eduqas, AQA, or OCR GCSE Media courses Ideal for teachers, tutors, or students looking to visualise key concepts in a memorable way. What you’ll get: 1 x High-quality A4 PDF (portrait) 1 x PNG image file (great for digital display) Instant download – no physical product Make your classroom revision wall pop — or support students at home!

GCSE Media Studies: Representation Quickfire Guide Poster Revision Resource | Classroom Display | Student-Friendly Reference Sheet This A4 media studies poster is a powerful visual tool to help students understand and analyse representation in GCSE Media Studies. Perfect for wall displays, folders, or revision packs, this quickfire guide breaks down key media concepts and questions in a clear, student-friendly format. Includes: Key representation categories: age, gender, ethnicity, social class, disability, regional identity, nationality, sexuality Core concepts: stereotype, construction, mediation, ideology, countertype Quickfire questions to develop deeper analysis (Who is shown? How? Why? What message?) Helpful PEAL paragraph structure for stronger exam answers Colourful, engaging design for visual learners Supports students to: Spot stereotypes and countertypes Think critically about how media represents people and ideas Improve exam-style answers using media-specific vocabulary Ideal for: Eduqas GCSE Media Studies Any GCSE Media classroom Revision and independent study Classroom displays or learning walls Print-ready PDF – just download and use instantly! Created by a UK secondary teacher with over 25 years experience.

Support your students with this clear and accessible guide to analysing representation in GCSE Media Studies. Designed specifically for the Eduqas specification (but suitable for all exam boards), this eye-catching A4 poster breaks down the key questions and concepts students need to master when exploring how people, places, events and ideas are portrayed in media texts. Includes: Key social groups: age, gender, ethnicity, social class & disability Tools of representation: costume, setting, camera angles, editing, sound & more Reading representations: dominant, oppositional & negotiated Big Questions to boost analysis and critical thinking Ideal for use with Component 1 and Component 2 set products Designed to help students: Go beyond description Apply terminology confidently Prepare for higher-level answers in exams Great for: Student revision Classroom walls and displays Media Studies folders or booklets Homework or class prompts Download, print, and support your learners today! Made by a UK teacher with over 25 years secondary teaching experience.

Get your students exam-ready with this 75-page GCSE Media Studies practice booklet designed for the Eduqas 2027 specification. This comprehensive, student-friendly resource includes full exam-style questions for Component 1, Section A and Section B, focusing on the types of questions learners will face in the final paper. Perfect for use in class, for homework, revision sessions or independent study. Includes Practice for: Section A Question 1 – Media Language Question 2a – Contexts Question 2b – Media Language Comparison Section B Question 3 – Media Industries Question 4 – Media Audiences Covers All 2027 Eduqas Set Products: Section A and B Set Products: Quality Street advert NHS 111 advert Vogue magazine GQ magazine The Guardian The Sun (front page, website and social media) The Man With the Golden Gun No Time to Die (film poster, website and social media) Fortnite Desert Island Discs (radio programme and website) No Time to Die (James Bond franchise, MGM, Universal) Format: PDF Length: 75 pages Photocopy or upload to your school platform Give your learners the tools to tackle media language, contexts, industries, and audiences with confidence. Save yourself a load of time and effort too!

Sarcastic Teacher Posters – Funny Printable Set This bundle of 10 witty posters is designed for UK secondary school teachers who know that sarcasm is sometimes a survival skill. Whether you’re trying to manage interruptions, highlight bizarre behaviour, or just inject some humour into your day, these printables do the job—quietly, and with perfect deadpan delivery. Includes all 10 posters in an easy ready-to-print format: Yes, I have my favourites. No, you’re not one. No please. Please continue to talk. This is your show. Not. Eyes on me or I start singing. And nobody needs that in their life. I love when you shout “Miss” when I’m mid-sentence. It’s thrilling. Nobody did it. Again. We must be haunted by a ghost with zero impulse control. No, you can’t blow anything up. Yes, I am disappointed. (Science poster) Class participation? No thanks. I love teaching to a room of dead eyes. No, rain doesn’t come from “the sky just crying.” But thank you for that GCSE-worthy insight. If you say “Miss!” one more time, I’ll make eye contact until you regret everything. I’m not arguing. I’m just explaining why I’m right. WHY TEACHERS LOVE THESE: Adds character to your classroom Genuinely funny and instantly relatable Great for setting tone without lecturing Sparks smiles from students and staff Price: £10.00 (Save £10 compared to individual posters!)

4 Excel 4 x 3 grids of quick-fire starters or bell tasks, covering: Common spelling errors Literary devices Punctuation Parts of speech Suitable for KS3 or as revision for KS4.

Keep your students engaged and improve their recall with this ready-to-use revision resource designed specifically for the Eduqas GCSE Media Studies course. This download includes 30 recall or starter slides, perfect for use at the beginning of lessons to reinforce key content and boost exam confidence. How it works: Display one slide per lesson as a warm-up activity. Pupils complete answers in a personal grid booklet (not included). Peer-marking encourages collaboration and helps build deeper understanding. A quick stand-up/sit-down countdown gives you instant class performance feedback. Pupils scoring 25+ can be rewarded — merit system ready! Fun, fast and effective, this tool helps embed key knowledge over time in a low-stakes, high-impact way. Ideal for classroom routines, revision sessions or homework tasks.

What’s Included: A downloadable PDF featuring 4 A4 or A3 printable posters: Media Industries Explains ownership, regulation, production and distribution Includes examples from set texts (e.g., No Time to Die) Easy definitions + visual layout Media Contexts Covers historical, cultural, social, and political contexts Shows how contexts shape meaning Linked to set texts for practical understanding Media Representation Defines key terms like stereotypes, mediation, and ideology Real media examples (e.g., The Guardian front page) Simple exam-focused guidance Media Audiences Covers targeting, appeal, active/passive audiences Explains theories (e.g., Uses and Gratifications) in clear terms Includes set product references Each poster includes: Clear definitions and bullet points Easy-to-understand examples from GCSE set texts Handy exam tip at the bottom Printable as A3 classroom displays or A4 student handouts Perfect For: GCSE Media Studies (Eduqas Component 1 & 2) Year 10 & 11 classrooms Student revision Interactive displays or knowledge walls Format: Digital download (PDF) Print at home or school Suitable for A4 handouts or A3 posters