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A comprehensive booklet containing all poems for the AQA English Literature, Paper 2, Power and Conflict section of the GCSE exam. This booklet contains: Power and Conflict poems grouped within themes (war/conflict, nature, power and control). An easy to understand, one sentence summary for each poem. Explanation of the poem’s context and writer’s intentions. A detailed analysis of one quotation. The analysis is bullet pointed, stepped from a simpler analysis to a higher level response. A detailed analysis of one structure or form feature. As above with bullet pointed, stepped analysis. The idea behind creating this is that it offers students comprehensive, detailed analysis for all assessment objectives, with the focus being AO2 - empowering students with the ability to write detailed analysis of two methods, rather than just simply analysing one method. PDF format included in this version. Both PDF and Word Document are available for £4.

A comprehensive booklet containing all poems for the AQA English Literature, Paper 2, Power and Conflict section of the GCSE exam. This booklet contains: Power and Conflict poems grouped within themes (war/conflict, nature, power and control). An easy to understand, one sentence summary for each poem. Explanation of the poem’s context and writer’s intentions. A detailed analysis of one quotation. The analysis is bullet pointed, stepped from a simpler analysis to a higher level response. A detailed analysis of one structure or form feature. As above with bullet pointed, stepped analysis. The idea behind creating this is that it offers students comprehensive, detailed analysis for all assessment objectives, with the focus being AO2 - empowering students with the ability to write detailed analysis of two methods, rather than just simply analysing one method. Both PDF and Word Document are included in this version. The PDF only is also available for £2.

Grade 9 essay exploring attitudes to conflict in Romeo & Juliet. Ideal to be used as a model response for higher ability classes. The focus for my class was not relying on quotations for your analysis; instead, this showed them how to analyse wider methods. Please leave a review!

Five lessons covering the revision and analysis of some of the key themes of the play, including essay writing skills. Themes covered focus on attitudes to love and conflict, and take students through some of the key moments these themes are focused on. Analysis covers a what, how, why style written response and includes a Grade 9 model answer using this. High level vocabulary is also integrated into these lessons. Please leave a review!

A fully resourced, fully planned Scheme of Work for An Inspector Calls, ideal for either KS3 or KS4. The SOW includes 20 fully resourced lessons, which takes students (and teachers) through historical context and Priestley’s ideas, tackling the content of the play itself and through fully modelled, analytical essay writing skills using a What How Why style response. Each lesson comes with a Learning Intention, then a Learning Checklist that takes students through the lesson so they are able to see how they can progress through. Please leave a review!

Six fully resourced lessons that are designed for revising Romeo and Juliet. Lessons focus on Shakespeare’s methods and why the characters are in the play. Ideal for mid-high ability sets that need to focus on deepening their level of analysis of the crucial start of the play. Please leave a review!

Two lessons introducing students to the notion of Power and Conflict. Lesson 1 focuses on conflict and its different forms. Analysis and discussion of a rap by actor Riz Ahmed performed on Jimmy Fallon after the riots in America. Lesson 2 focuses on how writers portray conflict. Analysis of No Bravery by James Blunt and how his personal experiences of war affects his work. Ideal for introducing KS4 or KS3 to the wider concept of conflict before starting the poems themselves.

4 week (3 lessons per week) fully resourced scheme on War Poetry focusing on War Photographer, Exposure and Charge of the Light Brigade. Ideal for introducing the poems to KS3 on a lighter touch. Students are still able to explore the deeper meanings behind the poems. All learning objectives are included within the lessons, along with useful Do Now tasks that are integrated into the scheme, using key vocabulary that students need to succeed. Opportunities for differentiation and stretch and challenge fully incorporated into all lessons, along with AfL opportunities throughout.