Course Information
Reading
Original Writing
Story Planning and Writing
How to Write Essays
Non-Fiction Writing
Uses for Commas
Punctuation Again
End of Sentence Punctuation
Homophones
Sentences
Apostrophes
Words Often Misspelt
Spellings
Linking Words and Phrases
Improving Writing Style
Preparing and giving a talk
Speaking and Listening
Comparing Texts: Summarising Similarities and Differences
Comparing Texts: How Ideas and Attitudes are Conveyed
Non-Fiction Exam Practice C
Language and Structure: Character and Feelings
Ideas and Themes
Writing to Describe
Writing From a Stimulus
Writing to Inform and Explain
Writing to Argue and Persuade
Writing to Advise and Instruct
Form
Poetry Anthology: Themes
Poetry Anthology: Comparison
Comparing Unseen Poetry
Analysing Unseen Poetry
Reading Set Poems
Writing About Poetry
Comparing Poems
Planning a Poetry Essay
Writing on Poetic Technique
Different Cultural Texts
Comparing Cultural Texts
P.E.E. – Alice In Wonderland
P.E.E. – The Railway Children
P.E.E. – Oliver Twist
19th Century Prose: Character
19th Century Prose: Character Development
The Audience
The Purpose of the Text
Texts that Inform, Entertain and Advise
Texts that Argue and Persuade
Texts that Inform
Formal and Informal Writing
Features of an Argument
Evaluating an Argument
Facts and Opinions
Rhetoric and Bias
Graphics and Captions
Headlines and Subheadings
Text Columns and Text Boxes
Bullet Points and Numbered Lists
Font Styles and Formatting
Descriptive Language
Alliteration and Onomatopoeia
Metaphors, Similes and Personification
Structure
List Questions
P.E.E
Victorian Text 1
Victorian Text 2
Victorian Text 3
Victorian Text 4
Victorian Text 5
Victorian Text 6
Irony and Sarcasm
Technical and Emotive Language
Writing in Paragraphs
Reading with Insight
Comparing Texts
Shakespeare Assignment
Shakespeare’s Imagery
Structure and Themes
Poetic Techniques
Finding Information
Language and Structure: Thoughts and Feelings
Language and Structure: Engagement
Structural Techniques
Language and Structure: Setting and Mood
Narrative Structure
Engaging the Reader
Debating and Comparing
Fiction Exam Practice
Planning Your Writing
Spelling
Grammar and Punctuation
Following An Argument
Generalisations and Counter Arguments
Facts and Opinions
Explicit and Implicit Information
Transferring Skills
Comparing Texts
Similarities and Differences
Formal and informal English
Paragraphing
Structuring a story
Telling the story: narrative devices
Commentary, description and dialogue
Inform, Explain, Describe
Persuade, Argue, Advise
Analyse, Review, Comment
Non-Fiction Exam Practice A
Non-Fiction Exam Practice B
Shakespeare
Shakespeare’s World
History, Comedy, Tragedy
Plot and themes in a Tragedy
Plot and themes in a Comedy
Plot and themes in a History
Characterisation in a Tragedy
Characterisation in a Comedy
Characterisation in a History
Shakespeare: Writing in Role
Shakespeare’s Language
Directing Scenes
Reading Comprehension
Test 3
Test 4
Test 5
Test 6
Test 7
Test 8
Exam Practise
Test 1
Test 2
Test 3
Test 4
Test 5
Test 6
Exams
Exam Vocabulary
English Exams Figurative Language
English Exam Language Techniques – The Christmas Carol
English Exam Transferring Skills
Exam 1
Exam 2
Exam 3
Exam 4
Exam 5
Exam 6
Exam 7
Exam 8
Exam 13
Exam 14
Micro Language Paper 2-1
Micro Language Paper 2-2
Long Writing Tasks
Task 1: Write a story titled “A Decision That Changed Everything”
Task 2: Describe a journey you will never forget
Task 3: Write an article for a school newsletter titled “The Role of Social Media in Modern Life
Task 4: Write a speech for an assembly on the importance of resilience in life
Task 5: Write an essay explaining the importance of education in achieving personal goals
Task 6: Imagine you are stranded on a desert island
Task 7: Write a review of a restaurant you have recently visited
Task 8: Describe a special family tradition
Task 9: Write a persuasive speech arguing whether young people should be required to do community service
Task 10: Write a balanced argument discussing “Should school uniforms be optional?”
Writing Tasks
Narrative Writing
Descriptive Writing
Story with a Twist Ending
Article for a School Magazine
Formal Letter
Review
Blog Post
Speech
Travel Writing
Argumentative Essay
GCSE English Mini Exams – Paper 2 – Question 5 Writing Tasks
Writing Task 1
Writing Task 2
Writing Task 3
Writing Task 4
Writing Task 5
AQA English Language Exams
English Language JUN 22 – Paper 1
English Language NOV 22 – Paper 1
English Language NOV 22 – Paper 2
English Language JUN 23 – Paper 1
English Language Jun 23 – Paper 2
English Language NOV 23 – Paper 1
English Language NOV 23 – Paper 2
English Language JUN 24 – Paper 1
English Language JUN 24 – Paper 2
