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Lesson focusing on the social context from the 1950s, the typography and an exam question with success criteria and sentece starters.

A revision booklet created based on Component One Section A. WJEC Eduquas spec based on the advance materials for 2022 exam. 10 Unseen Media Language music video questions and plans 10 Unseen Representation questions for Kiss of the Vampire and film poster.

Introducing the advertising industry to A-Level learners.

Lessons and SOW about the set text WaterAid that fits the WJEC/Eduquas Media Studies A-Level.

Lessons and SOW for the set text Kiss of the Vampire for the WJEC/Eduquas A-Level media studies.

Full SOW and lessons for the Advertising unit on the WJEC/Eduquas Media Studies A-level. Including all set texts: Tide WaterAid Kiss of the Vampire

Lesson for Life on Mars focusing on Media Language, usable in the classroom as teacher led or for online learning.

media studies theory grid that says which theorist is connected to which are of media studies.

PETAL sentence starter work sheet.

Marking Scheme and RRI activity worksheet to make marking easier quicker and clear for students and teachers.

Automated report bank for Media Studies to enable quick comments and actions.

All lessons for A-Level about Attitude over all areas of the theoretical framework. Media Language Representation Audience Industry

Music Video set texts RipTide - Vance Joy Dream - Dizzee Rascal These lessons focus on the areas of the theoretical Framework; Media Language and Representation,

Response to Question 2b: Representation This addresses the 25-mark representation essay for Quality Street. Included is a PowerPoint slide utilizing the PETAL exam response structure to help plan and write the essay, along with a metacognitive walkthrough video to support students when revising from home or working independently outside the classroom. The link to the video walkthrough is in the notes of the powerpoint.

The Question Level Analysis feature provides a detailed, student-by-student breakdown of exam performance. Reports can be printed, saved as a PDF, or emailed—making them ideal for parent-teacher meetings and for guiding focused revision. When emailed, teachers can even include links to relevant revision videos or webpages, making it easier for students to access tailored support and improve in specific areas.

This resource pack is designed for OCR Cambridge Technicals Unit 1, focusing on Q9 about media effects. It includes case studies on GTA, Drill Music, TikTok, 13 Reasons Why, Ed Sheeran, and the Online Safety Bill. Each topic presents balanced arguments with supporting media theories like Moral Panic, Cultivation Theory, and Media Effects. Perfect for classroom debate, revision, and helping students apply theory to real-world examples.

Over 35 questions based on the advanced material for 2022 exams.

This Year 9 Spring Term media studies unit is a taster programme designed to introduce students to core concepts from the media theoretical framework through creative, hands-on tasks. It focuses on representation, particularly stereotypes, marginalised groups, and LGBTQ+ visibility in media, using examples like Sex Education and Heartstopper. Students also develop planning and design skills by creating visualisation diagrams and poster concepts for Teen Drama series. Perfect for building foundational knowledge ahead of GCSE, without committing to the 3-year course structure.

This engaging media studies workbook is designed as a taster year for Year 9 students, not part of the 3-year GCSE, but to build foundational understanding. It introduces key elements of the media theoretical framework—media language, representation, audience, and industry—through accessible and creative tasks. Students explore these concepts by applying them to Teen Dramas, using examples like Friday Night Lights and Riverdale. Perfect for preparing students for GCSE Media by developing analytical skills in a fun, relevant context.