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A short information sheet summarising some of the history of Christianity, including the difference between Catholic and Protestant ideas, as well as a section on Calvinism which is directly relevant to Jane Eyre and the character of Mr Brocklehurst.

Worksheet on Amanda Chong’s poem lion heart. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Worksheet on Liz Lochhead’s poem For My Grandmother Knitting. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Worksheet on Lady Mary Wroth’s poem Song. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Worksheet on Patricia Beer’s poem The Lost Woman. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Worksheet on Emma Jones’s poem Tiger in the Menagerie. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Worksheet on Sam Hunt’s poem Stabat Mater. Questions & images to prompt thought/discussion on SMILE - Structure, Meaning, Imagery, Language and Effect on the Reader. Originally created for the Cambridge IGCSE syllabus.

Simple worksheet to prompt notes/thoughts on the question: ‘Show how the relationship between Catherine and Beatrice develops throughout A View from the Bridge’ Originally created for Edexcel IGCSE.

Simple worksheet with key extracts from Chapter 1 of Jekyll & Hyde, ‘The Story of the Door’. For each extract, difficult vocabulary is glossed and guiding questions asked. Useful for making notes, and preparing for the passage-based exam question.

Simple worksheet with questions on Act 3 Scene 1 of Romeo & Juliet, in which Tybalt and Mercutio fight and are killed. Useful for revision purposes or as introductory questions to provoke discussion on the scene.

Simple worksheet with questions on Act 3 Scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet, in which Juliet finds out that Romeo has killed Tybalt. Useful for revision, or to prompt discussion on the events and themes of the scene.

A simple sheet with key quotations related to the character of Sheila in An Inspector Calls. Useful for revision purposes, or analysis of character.

A simple sheet with key quotations related to the character of Gerald in An Inspector Calls. Useful for revision purposes, or analysis of character.

Worksheet going through Act 1 Scene 5 from Macbeth in detail, with a glossary of challenging words, and questions on each section. Could be used as a revision tool, or for discussion/homework.

An information sheet covering context for Robert Browning’s poem My Last Duchess. It provides a simple introduction to the history of Duke Alfonso II, the Italian Renaissance, Machiavelli and Women in the Victorian Era. Also included is a simple worksheet with images representing quotes from the poem. Students can identify the quotes for themselves, or match them with quotes provided.

A collection of key quotes from the play, presented in a table with space for students to add themes and notes on each quote. Ideal for revision purposes.

Detailed collection of all key sections of the play relating to Romeo & Juliet’s relationship. Useful for revision purposes.

Simple sheet listing main themes and some essay questions.

A comprehensive list of all passages from Robert Louis Stevenson’s Jekyll and Hyde directly describing or referring to the character of Henry Jekyll. Useful for reference & revision of character.

A comprehensive list of all passages from Robert Louis Stevenson’s Jekyll and Hyde directly describing or referring to the character of Hyde. Useful for reference & revision of character.