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A comprehensive and high-quality KS3 scheme of work for Kensuke’s Kingdom by Michael Morpurgo. This fully resourced unit is ideal for Year 7 or 8, supporting the development of reading, writing, inference and analysis skills. It includes contextual learning, creative and analytical writing, speaking and listening opportunities, and a final essay-style assessment. What’s included: Full scheme of work mapped across 10 chapters of the novel Over 30 sequenced lessons with PowerPoints and guided reading prompts Starters focusing on grammar, word classes, and punctuation Pre-reading and contextual exploration tasks (sailing, survival, narrative structure) Inference and evidence retrieval activities with modelling and scaffolds Character tracking and quote-based analysis tasks Group discussion, speaking and listening opportunities, and role-play Descriptive writing based on key settings (island, sea, storms, etc.) Language analysis including tension, symbolism, and pathetic fallacy Regular formative checkpoints with peer and self-assessment opportunities Final written assessment: character development essay with planning resources Ideal for: KS3 English teachers building exam reading and writing skills Curriculum leads embedding literacy across the curriculum Teachers seeking a detailed, low-prep and pedagogically sound literature unit

A fully resourced and thought-provoking scheme of work based on Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes (adapted by Bert Coules), designed for KS3 students. This unit blends reading, drama, structured analysis, and ethical debate, with a strong focus on empathy, contextual understanding, and critical literacy. What’s included: Full scheme of work with sequenced PowerPoints Pre-reading lessons developing inference and prediction from book covers and symbolism Contextual exploration of 1950s America, civil rights, disability, and scientific ethics Group research tasks, oracy, and “lead learner” presentations Full script reading with stage directions and character breakdowns Character analysis using PETER paragraph structure Embedded writing tasks with modelling and peer feedback Exploration of key themes: intelligence, identity, humanity, discrimination, and power Philosophical questioning: “Should we value intelligence over kindness?” Analytical comparison between Charlie and Algernon Tragic structure analysis using Aristotle’s theory (Hubris, Anagnorisis, Peripeteia, Catharsis) Final assessment task with structured support and SPAG criteria Homework options across multiple levels of difficulty (creative and analytical) Ideal for: KS3 English teachers looking to challenge and engage students with a rich, contemporary text Departments seeking to promote empathy, moral reflection and literary analysis ECTs needing structured, high-quality resources for classroom discussion and writing

This fully resourced and engaging KS3 scheme brings Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream to life through drama, close reading, context and structured written responses. Designed for Year 7 but adaptable across Key Stage 3, this unit balances performance with analysis, and is mapped to support reading assessment objectives. What’s included: Complete scheme of work covering plot, character, themes and historical context Full set of lesson PowerPoints with learning objectives and outcomes Creative activities including drama-based Whoosh, hot seating, role-on-the-wall and courtroom debate Detailed exploration of key characters: Hermia, Egeus, Helena, Titania, Oberon, Puck and the Mechanicals Scaffolded analytical writing using the PETER structure Contextual lessons on patriarchal society and Elizabethan marriage laws Preparation tasks and extended writing linked to assessment objectives (AO1–AO3) Opportunities to write persuasively in character and engage in structured debate Homework tasks including creative responses, costume design and descriptive writing Summative reading assessment with DIRT marking and improvement tasks built in Ideal for: KS3 English teachers introducing Shakespeare through a modern, interactive approach Curriculum leads seeking to embed reading assessment strands in literature ECTs and non-specialists looking for a structured, complete planning solution

This complete teaching resource for Year 7 introduces students to the foundations of GCSE English Language Paper 1 skills (Q1–Q5), using a rich and diverse anthology of accessible but ambitious fiction extracts. Carefully sequenced, this unit blends reading comprehension, language analysis, structural awareness, critical evaluation, and narrative writing. What’s included: Full Scheme of Work – clearly mapped to AQA Language Paper 1 Q1–Q5 Y7 Anthology: Troubled Times – curated fiction extracts including: Private Peaceful The Hunger Games Shade’s Children Holes Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone Question-by-question breakdown and targeted skill development Practice tasks with model questions and scaffolded support Stretch tasks and opportunities for extended writing (Q5) Useful for baselining, end-of-year assessment or progression to KS4 skills Why teachers love it: Carefully chosen texts that engage and challenge Focus on developing confidence in analysis and narrative writing Fully resourced and adaptable for in-class, homework or revision use Ideal for: KS3 English teachers looking to build exam literacy in Year 7, NQTs seeking a structured programme, and curriculum leads embedding assessment frameworks across departments.

An engaging and fully structured Speaking and Listening scheme for GCSE English Language, mapped to the Spoken Language Endorsement criteria. This three-week unit is designed to build confidence, develop communication skills, and guide students through the full process – from topic selection to assessed presentation. What’s included: Full lesson PowerPoints with activities and timings Icebreakers and oracy starters (‘Just a Minute’, ‘Fake Holiday’, ‘Continuous Story’) Topic proposal scaffold and modelled examples Explicit teaching of research, slide design, and presentation skills Peer and teacher feedback tools Homework tasks to extend independent preparation Summative assessment sheets linked to GCSE criteria Why choose this resource: Encourages ambition and originality in topic selection Reduces teacher workload with complete lesson flow Emphasises oracy, confidence, and student voice Developed by an experienced classroom teacher with proven impact Perfect for: KS4 English teachers delivering the Spoken Language Endorsement who want a practical, creative and assessment-ready scheme.

Unlock the Magic of Rossetti’s Dark Fairytale Bring Christina Rossetti’s Goblin Market alive in your classroom with this fully resourced 14-lesson scheme of work! Perfect for stretching Key Stage 3 learners, this unit builds confidence with poetry analysis, context exploration, and critical thinking — all while preparing students for the demands of GCSE English Literature. Students will explore the poem’s rich symbolism, Victorian background, and different ways it can be interpreted, including simple feminist and religious viewpoints. Every lesson is ready to teach, with creative activities, independent tasks, and assessment preparation built in. What’s Included: 14 detailed and engaging PowerPoint lessons Focused tasks on voice, structure, and symbolism Victorian context and Pre-Raphaelite influences explained clearly Creative writing challenges and model answers Easy-to-understand critical theory tasks Assessment questions to build analytical writing skills Perfect For: KS3 English (Year 8–9) Higher ability or GCSE preparation groups Developing confidence with poetry and unseen texts Bridging to AO1–AO3 skills needed for success at GCSE

A clear, concise, and curriculum-aligned knowledge organiser for Great Expectations by Charles Dickens. This fully editable A4 “literature bible” offers students an essential reference point for revision, assessment preparation and independent study. Organised into student-friendly sections, this resource is ideal for classroom display, homework packs or ongoing GCSE literature review. What’s Included: Key character summaries Thematic overviews with key moments Contextual insights on Victorian England Key quotes linked to themes and characters Structured layout for visual clarity and ease of reference Fully editable Word format Ideal For: AQA / Edexcel GCSE English Literature Year 10 & 11 learners Revision, flipped learning, or independent study Walking-talking mock preparation or curriculum intervention

This editable, student-friendly booklet supports GCSE students studying the AQA Power and Conflict poetry cluster. Designed for homework, revision or cover lessons, it offers flexible opportunities for retrieval, annotation, and exam-style thinking. Each poem is accompanied by tasks that develop analytical skills, contextual understanding, and key vocabulary – ideal for consolidating learning outside the classroom. What’s Included: Self-quizzing space for each Power & Conflict poem AO2-focused annotation tasks Vocabulary and terminology recall activities Space for quotation selection and method identification High-quality, printable booklet format Fully editable for school-specific use Ideal For: AQA GCSE English Literature Year 10 home learning, revision, or independent study Homework setting that strengthens retention and analysis Use alongside classroom teaching or as part of a flipped learning model

A comprehensive, fully resourced KS3 English scheme of work based on Chinese Cinderella by Adeline Yen Mah. This 15-lesson unit develops students’ understanding of identity, family dynamics, injustice, and culture, whilst building analytical and creative writing skills. Blending historical context, personal response, grammar activities and extended writing, this scheme is ideal for Year 8 or 9 students and provides a rich, thought-provoking entry point into global narratives. ⸻ What’s Included: 15 clearly structured lessons Reading, comprehension, and discussion tasks Historical and cultural context (including China’s One Child Policy) Grammar and vocabulary development Scaffolded PEE writing practice Creative writing tasks and speaking opportunities Peer assessment, reflection, and planning frames Final written outcome: Reflective letter task BONUS: Introductory Mandarin lesson to complement cultural understanding ⸻ Skills Developed: • Comprehension and retrieval • Cultural awareness and empathy • Analytical writing (AO1/AO2 style skills) • Sentence-level grammar and word choice • Structured creative responses • Reflective and evaluative thinking ⸻ Ideal For: • KS3 English (particularly Year 8 or 9) • Mixed or middle-attaining groups • Teachers exploring literature that celebrates cultural identity • Schools aiming to diversify their curriculum with meaningful global texts

This A Level English Literature scheme of learning offers a comprehensive and thought-provoking exploration of Albert Camus’ The Stranger, designed to deepen students’ understanding of the text and its philosophical context. The lessons are grounded in literary theory, contextual understanding, and close textual analysis, supporting high-level discussion and analytical essay writing. ⸻ What’s Included: 10 x fully resourced, sequenced lessons Contextual knowledge on Absurdism, Existentialism, and French-Algerian history Activities supporting AQA, Edexcel and OCR A Level Literature specifications Essay planning frames and extract-based questions Discussion prompts and modelled interpretations A focus on Meursault’s characterisation, detachment, and morality ⸻ Key Concepts Covered: • Camus’ philosophy of the absurd • Colonial identity and displacement • The function of structure, setting, and voice • Literary and philosophical interpretations (AO1–AO5) ⸻ Ideal for: • Year 12/13 students studying The Stranger • Teachers building thematic and theoretical depth • Enrichment or extension for wider literary appreciation

Henry IV – Complete A Level Scheme of Learning (EDUQAS Component 2) Power, Performance, and the Politics of Identity This scheme of learning is designed for students taking the EDUQAS A Level Literature Component 2 exam. The EDUQAS Assessment Objectives (AO1–AO5) are explicitly referenced throughout. It includes performance insights from the 2014 RSC production and makes full use of the 3rd Norton Critical Edition. Screenshots and selected readings from free online editions support accessibility and flexible delivery. What’s Included 15 x fully sequenced PowerPoint lessons (Acts 1–5) End-of-unit recap quiz with retrieval and critical thinking tasks Embedded AO1, AO2, AO3, AO5 exam prep Literary and theoretical concepts: Machiavellianism, kingship, metadrama, transformation, soliloquy Integrated performance analysis using RSC and historical stagecraft Contextual depth via Hall’s Chronicles, BBC History, and contemporary political parallels Student-friendly model answers and scaffolded exam planning Ideal For EDUQAS A Level English Literature – Component 2: Shakespeare Year 12–13 A Level English Literature students Teachers seeking high-quality, ready-to-teach resources with conceptual rigour Bonus Features Socratic seminars and debate tasks Extract-based critical analysis and full-text essay prep Interleaved unseen criticism and contextual research Fully editable and adaptable to suit any A Level cohort

A high-quality GCSE English Language Paper 1 Q4 resource, built around the engaging Hartop (2019) extract. This resource develops students’ ability to critically evaluate a writer’s choices and form conceptualised, evaluative responses—matching the AQA Paper 1 requirements. Perfect for in-class modelling, assessment preparation, or revision. Ideal for: • GCSE English Language (AQA Paper 1) • Year 10 or 11 students • Walking through a model answer or independent timed practice

Overview: An engaging, thematic KS3 non-fiction reading and writing scheme focused on representation, activism, and media bias. Featuring real-world texts, powerful extracts (including I Am Malala), and a balance of analytical and creative writing tasks, this unit builds confidence and bridges into GCSE English Language Paper 2. ⸻ What’s included: 8 structured lessons with PowerPoints and worksheets Modelled reading responses and scaffolded writing frames Thematic exploration: identity, activism, gender, media bias Extracts from I Am Malala and headline-based tasks Opportunities for creative and persuasive writing Suitable for mixed ability KS3, ideal for Year 8 or Year 9 Assessment opportunities included Skills Developed: • Analysing representation and writer’s methods (AO1–AO3) • Evaluating impact and crafting personal responses • Writing to express a viewpoint using non-fiction forms • Understanding structure, tone, and rhetorical techniques • Building vocabulary and developing sentence fluency ⸻ Texts Explored: • I Am Malala – Prologue and extended extract • Newspaper headlines – analysis and creation • Non-fiction pieces on corruption, protest, and identity ⸻ Ideal for: • KS3 English (Y8–Y9) • Preparing for GCSE Paper 2-style thinking and writing • Teachers seeking purposeful, flexible, and high-impact lessons

This A Level revision booklet is a comprehensive, student-friendly guide to mastering Paper 1, Section A of the AQA English Language exam. It supports learners in developing confident, high-level responses to unseen texts by embedding technical terminology, comparative frameworks, and contextual understanding. Perfect for use in class, independent revision, or targeted intervention. Key Focus Areas: • Graphology, lexis and semantics, grammar, pragmatics, discourse • Comparing mode, audience, purpose and context • Developing conceptualised, comparative arguments • Extracting and embedding appropriate terminology • Addressing AQA assessment objectives (AO1 & AO3) ⸻ Ideal for: • AQA A Level English Language students • Revision, booster groups or flipped learning • Building independence and technical confidence

Three fully structured, student-friendly revision booklets targeting the trickiest sections of AQA GCSE English Language Paper 2. Designed to build confidence, develop exam technique and improve written responses through clear modelling, scaffolded tasks and vocabulary support. These are ideal for use in revision sessions, homework packs, intervention groups or independent learning. Included in this bundle: 3 x targeted revision booklets: Q2 (Inference), Q4 (Comparison), Q5 (Transactional Writing) Exam-style extracts and scaffolded practice tasks Modelled examples and success criteria Tier 2 and 3 vocabulary development Clear formatting for easy printing or digital use ⸻ Breakdown by question: Q2 – Inference (8 marks) • ‘How does the writer use language to show…?’ • Identifying and analysing clear differences between texts • Supported with annotation tasks and visual sentence stems Q4 – Comparison of Viewpoints (16 marks) • Developing confident comparative paragraphs • Higher-level thinking: tone, perspective, writer’s attitude • Practice planning grids and comparison scaffolds Q5 – Transactional Writing (40 marks) • Structuring effective letters, speeches, articles and more • Crafting tone, perspective and argument with impact • Embedded vocabulary practice and writing frames ⸻ Perfect for: • Y10 & Y11 students preparing for AQA Paper 2 • In-class revision, holiday homework, or focused intervention • Teachers looking for ready-to-use resources that support weaker writers while stretching stronger ones

A fully resourced, ready-to-teach 1 Henry IV scheme of work for GCSE English Literature (AQA/Edexcel/OCR compatible), designed to take students from initial impressions to confident, critical analysis. Ideal for whole-class delivery in Y10–11 or high-ability KS3. Included in this bundle: 15 x sequenced, engaging PowerPoints (Act 1–5) 1 x End-of-unit recap quiz (with retrieval tasks & vocabulary) Thematic, contextual & character-led approaches Embedded AO1, AO2, AO3, and AO5 Literary concepts: metadrama, monologue, foil, transformation Stretch & challenge: debate tasks, model answers, critical viewpoints Topics covered: Responsibility & Folly (Act 1.1–2) Hotspur vs Prince Hal (Act 1.3–2.1) Honour & Allegiances (Act 1.3, 3.1, 4.3) Women & Domestic Conflict (Act 2.3) Falstaff & Metadrama (Act 2.4) Father-Son Dynamics & Reputation (Act 3.2) Hal’s Transformation (Act 3–5) Life, Death & Legacy (Act 5.4–5) Why this scheme works: Evidence-informed and built around cognitive load theory Contextual depth (Hall’s Chronicles, BBC articles, modern parallels) Fully editable and adaptable to your learners Supports character, theme, and extract-based responses Ideal for: GCSE English Literature (AQA Paper 1 or similar) Mixed or high-attaining cohorts Teachers looking for a clean, thoughtful, and ready-to-go scheme

Overview Support your students with structured, focused preparation for AQA English Language Paper 2. These three printable booklets provide high-quality practice resources for Section A (Reading) and Section B (Writing), helping students develop the analytical and written skills required for exam success. What’s Included Three comprehensive revision booklets, each focusing on a key Paper 2 question: Question 2 – Summary and Inference (AO1) Paired non-fiction texts Practice questions modelled on AQA exam style Annotated examples and structured scaffolding Summary comparison planning templates Question 4 – Comparing Perspectives (AO3) Structured essay planning guidance Sentence starters and comparison phrases Model responses with examiner-style commentary Evaluation of tone, purpose and viewpoint Question 5 – Transactional Writing (AO5/AO6) Genre-specific planning strategies Model answers across a range of grades Language and structure checklists Practice prompts and assessment criteria Why Use These Resources? Developed specifically for the AQA GCSE English Language specification Suitable for Year 10 and 11 students preparing for mock exams or final assessments Ideal for independent revision, classwork, homework or small-group intervention Structured to build confidence and exam technique Key Skills and Assessment Objectives AO1: Identify and interpret explicit and implicit information AO3: Compare writers’ ideas and perspectives AO5: Communicate clearly, effectively and imaginatively AO6: Technical accuracy in spelling, punctuation and grammar

This comprehensive guide is designed to help A-Level English Literature students master exam techniques for the AQA specification. Covering Paper 1 (Aspects of Tragedy) and Paper 2 (Social and Political Protest Writing), this resource provides step-by-step strategies for approaching each question type with clarity and confidence. What’s Inside? Question Breakdown & Approaches – Learn how to tackle unseen extracts, structured essay questions, and comparative tasks. The ‘Hinge’ Approach – Master ‘to what extent do you agree?’ questions by developing a balanced argument. Close Reading & Analytical Techniques – Understand how to analyse literary methods and engage with contextual factors. Examiner Insights & Sample Responses – Explore exemplar essays with commentary to understand high-level responses. Step-by-Step Planning Frameworks – Learn how to structure introductions, main body paragraphs, and conclusions effectively. Perfect for exam preparation, revision, and refining essay-writing skills! An essential toolkit for achieving top grades in A-Level English Literature exams.

This comprehensive A-Level English Literature Coursework Guidance Booklet provides students with the essential tools to plan, structure, and refine their comparative coursework essay (3000 words). With a focus on ‘The Great Gatsby’ as the anchor text and a choice between ‘Revolutionary Road’ or ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ for comparison, this resource ensures students develop a sophisticated, critical argument supported by literary analysis and academic sources. What’s Inside? Step-by-Step Coursework Planning – From brainstorming to structuring a compelling argument Exemplars & Examiner Commentary – High-scoring essays with breakdowns of assessment objectives Key Literary Analysis Skills – How to explore themes, structure, narrative techniques, and context Referencing & Bibliography Guide – Ensuring correct citation using MHRA and Harvard formats Mark Scheme & Coursework Checklist – Self-assessment tools for achieving top grades Ideal for independent study, coursework workshops, and exam preparation. A must-have guide for A-Level students aiming for high marks in their coursework!

This A-Level English Language Study Bundle offers a comprehensive, engaging, and structured approach to key linguistic topics. Designed to enhance students’ analytical skills, critical thinking, and exam preparation, this bundle includes a range of activities exploring grammar, language diversity, gender theories, political discourse, and the evolution of English. Whether you’re a teacher looking for ready-to-use resources or a student seeking independent study materials, this bundle is a must-have for mastering language concepts. What’s Included? Grammar & Language Rules – The Grammar Demons Investigate the role of grammar in English, challenge prescriptive rules, and debate linguistic authority. Language & Gender – Theories and Stereotypes Engage with leading linguistic theorists (Lakoff, Coates, Zimmerman & West) and analyse how gender influences speech patterns. Language Diversity & Change – Knowledge Quiz & Key Terms Organiser Test and expand your knowledge on language variation, social influences, and key theorists (Bernstein, Sapir-Whorf, Aitchison, Giles). Contemporary Language Evolution – Is Language a Mirror of Our Times? Explore how new words reflect societal trends and analyse the impact of political, social, and cultural movements on language. David Crystal Language Change Statements – Evaluating Theories of Change Critically assess David Crystal’s perspectives on technology, linguistic evolution, and the power of language in shaping society. Grammar & Lexis Mastery – Verb Moods, Sentence Structure, and Active vs. Passive Voice Strengthen grammatical knowledge with hands-on tasks covering sentence structure, verb forms, and transitivity. Political Discourse & Language in Power – MPs and the Language of Politics Analyse real-world political rhetoric, understand how MPs use persuasive language, and evaluate the effects of controversial speech. Independent Study Guide – Y13 English Language Enrichment Tasks A structured plan for self-guided learning, including quizzes, TED Talks, revision tasks, and extended writing activities. Why Choose This Bundle? Comprehensive Coverage – Covers all major A-Level English Language topics, from grammar to sociolinguistics. Engaging Activities – Quizzes, debates, research tasks, and writing prompts to develop higher-order thinking skills. Exam-Ready Preparation – Strengthens AO1-AO3 skills, ensuring students are confident and prepared. Flexible Use – Ideal for lesson planning, revision, or independent study. This A-Level English Language Study Bundle is the ultimate resource for students and teachers looking to master language analysis and develop a critical understanding of how English evolves. Perfect for classroom use, revision sessions, and independent learning!