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Presentation/lesson with key questions, ideas, scenes, quotes on the topic of secondary characters in Au Revoir Les Enfants of Louis Malle.

Text to give students an example of production on the topic of “my town” with 4 exercises: reading comprehension, vocabulary, translation and written/oral production. Excellent for KS3 or GCSE.

This is a fun activity to revise for the essay Au Revoir Les Enfants by Louis Malle. It contains essential questions. Students have to speak for at least 1 minute on each question with high order structures. Once downloaded, questions can be altered to suit your teaching.

Tutor time or full lesson on the United Nations asking and answering the following questions: When and why the UN was created? What does it do? How many members does it have? Why do you think we celebrate United Nations Day? Activities to spark discussion, finishing with a quiz.

3 excellent documents to promote French in school: Famous French speakers around the world (displays) Lesson presentation to promote Internation Day of Francophonie (20th March) - ideal for lesson or tutor time Famous French speakers by subjects to promote French across all departments (posters)

Lesson for PSHE about consent, particularly online consent. This lesson looks at GDPR, cookies and the right to be forgotten with short videos, prompts for conversation and a practical task in the end.

Great online project to do in class time or as homework for student to use all the vocab from “My Town” unit in GCSE. Could be linked with the topic of holiday too. Students have to plan an exchange in France and have to go through a series of 10 questions to build up their project. They can present it to the class, send it online or print it. Excellent for independent learning and cultural knowledge as they have to research information on a French town.

Lesson on animal rights aimed for IB students (sharing of the planet) Range of activities to develop reading, listening, speaking and writing. Answers are provided as well as external links. 14 slides to develop thinking skills, debates, language (ie. subjunctive, vocab, grammar)

Cryptogram with activities that lasts a lesson. Great for numeracy and literacy skills. The message is a basic presentations including name, age, birthday and questioning. Students love it! Great to keep them focused, especially after break time or in the last period of the day! The document includes the answer so you don't have to work it out :)

Lesson with questions and ideas for an essay on the cinematographic aspect of the film Au Revoir Les Enfants (colours, sound, shots, etc.) Prompting students to reflect and produce an essay plan at the end. Includes a mindmap to brainstorm ideas prior to or during lesson.

Arguments for and against arguments with translation. Then writing (or speaking) using the main vocab to develop opinions with complex reasons. Ideal for GCSE School topic.

5 exercices de révisions du subjonctif sur le film Au Revoir Les Enfants. Exercices de conjugaison, de traduction FRANÇAIS > ANGLAIS et ANGLAIS > FRANÇAIS. Le document inclue les réponses. Utilisable en AS ou A2. (TES does not show all 5 exercises in the preview)

Lesson to make students reflect on how Joseph is portrayed in the film Au Revoir Les Enfants (Louis Malle) The Powerpoints not only gives them ideas but prompt them to reflect and to eventually come up with an essay plan.

Presentation/lesson on the character of Julien in the film Au Revoir les Enfants of Louis Malle. It contains questions to push discussion and reflection, prompts for ideas and key scenes/quotes to consider to write an essay on this topic. Also, it gives a possible essay plan.

Range of written resources followed by questions to prompt discussion and have students reflect on the context in which gay marriage was legalised in France: Historique du mariage Citations sur le mariage A l’Assemblée, l’UMP repousse le mariage homosexuel Les Français favorables au mariage homosexuel

Powerpoint presentation used to have students reflect on if young people should be granted the right to vote at 16 and talk about the absentation rate among young people. This presentation is design to work along the Oxford textbook AQA French Year 2 but can used independently. (“pour ou contre le droit de vote” and “Les ados et l’engagement politique - motivés ou démotivés?”) Reading, listening, writing, translation, speaking exercises. Worth 4/5 hours of lessons (29 slides)

Work on youth crime from the song “Petit Frère” (easily found on youtube) Several exercises: Fill in the gaps True or false Comprehension Discussion questions Summary (exam style)

Reading comprehension on school life in the past tense. It includes: rvocabulary exercise, gap fill past tense exercise, translation, speaking/writing GCSE questions. The text is great to use as a frame for writing with the use of verbs in the past and connectives.

Presentation about World AIDS Day to use in assembly, lessons or PSHE. It prompts students to talk about HIV/AIDS and share latest knowledge.