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A detailed Lord of the Flies extract-based workbook designed to support high-level GCSE study (AQA or similar). This teacher copy includes: Model Writer Intention and Theme analyses for 13 key extracts Analytical yet accessible explanations, perfect for classroom discussion or student revision Clear layout to support annotation, essay planning, and exam preparation. Designed as teacher resources for workbook, but could equally be used as revision resource to give to students analysing key passages from novel for exam prep. Also available in student workbook format for independent use or in-class tasks. Save with the discounted bundle.

This Lord of the Flies workbook is a structured, student-friendly resource designed to support independent learning, revision, or cover lessons. It focuses on 13 key extracts from across the novel, guiding students through analysis of language, theme, and character development. Fully editable word file. The resource includes: Quotation analysis tasks (“explode the quote”) Summary and writer’s intention sections Close reading questions Thematic links to ideas such as civilisation, savagery, and loss of innocence Extension questions for stretch and challenge All extracts are clearly referenced with start and end lines and chapter/page numbers (Faber edition), ensuring students can follow along using their own copy of the text. No full extracts are reproduced. This version is blank for student use, with space to record ideas and answers. A filled-in teacher copy with model responses will be available separately, as well as a discounted bundle including both versions. Perfect for: KS4 English Literature AQA, Edexcel, OCR and other exam boards Cover lessons, revision sessions, homework tasks, and whole-class teaching Some AI has been used to support some of the copyright content notices and to help with proofing for errors.

A student-friendly and SEN-accessible PowerPoint introducing key contextual ideas for Lord of the Flies. Covers Golding’s life, WWII, class, gender, religion, and philosophical ideas. Includes high-quality visuals and editable teacher notes for guided discussion. 17 slides, takes around an hour to go through, possibly more with some questioning/pauses for discussion. Perfect for GCSE English Literature (AQA), suitable for classroom use or independent study. Lord of the Flies, GCSE English Literature, AQA, William Golding, context, accessible, SEN, war, empire, original sin, Cold War, gender roles, class divide, allegory