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All AQA and Edexcel texts and poems for exam preparation

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Year 10 and 11 english literature exam preparation for mocks and GCSE ,Shakespeare & the 19th-century novel,Modern texts, poetry anthology & unseen poetry

  • What you do: Answer one essay question on your studied Shakespeare play (e.g., Macbeth, Romeo and Juliet, or The Tempest).

  • Format: You are given a short extract from the play to analyze closely, then you must link it and write about the play as a whole.

  • Section B: The 19th-century Novel (32 marks)What you do: Answer one essay question on your studied 19th-century novel (e.g., A Christmas Carol, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, Frankenstein, Great Expectations, or Jane Eyre).Format: Like Section A, you are given an extract from the novel to analyze and must also write about the novel as a whole.What you do: Answer one essay question (choice of two) on a modern post-1914 prose or drama text (e.g., An Inspector Calls, Lord of the Flies, Blood Brothers, The History Boys, or Anita and Me).

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  • All exam coverage for Mocks and GCSE English literature

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An Inspector Calls: Priestley’s Message and GCSE Exam Skills
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An Inspector Calls: Priestley’s Message and GCSE Exam Skills
An Inspector Calls: Priestley’s Message and GCSE Exam Skills Description A Year 11 GCSE English Literature lesson exploring how Priestley presents social responsibility in An Inspector Calls. Students examine the conflict between capitalism and soc
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Synoptic Mastery: Themes, Structure and Context in AQA Literature
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Synoptic Mastery: Themes, Structure and Context in AQA Literature
Students revisit key texts, develop thesis-driven arguments and explore how to integrate context with analysis of writers’ methods. They apply these skills to an essay framework on power and morality.
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Macbeth: Ambition, Kingship and Tragic Downfall | AQA GCSE English Lit
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Macbeth: Ambition, Kingship and Tragic Downfall | AQA GCSE English Lit
Explore how Shakespeare presents the corrupting power of ambition in Macbeth. This Year 11 lesson connects Jacobean beliefs about kingship and witchcraft with close analysis of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth, building towards an exam-style essay plan.
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A Christmas Carol: Social Injustice and Moral Redemption
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A Christmas Carol: Social Injustice and Moral Redemption
Explore how Dickens challenges Victorian attitudes to poverty and social responsibility through Scrooge’s transformation. Designed for Year 11 AQA GCSE English Literature, this lesson connects the novella’s allegorical structure, language
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The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde: Duality and Victorian Anxie
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The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde: Duality and Victorian Anxie
A Year 11 AQA GCSE English Literature lesson exploring how Stevenson presents the divided nature of humanity. Students consider Victorian anxieties about science, reputation and degeneration, and analyse how setting, Gothic conventions and narrative
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An Inspector Calls: Socialism, Responsibility and Generational Divides
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An Inspector Calls: Socialism, Responsibility and Generational Divides
An AQA GCSE English Literature lesson exploring how J. B. Priestley uses An Inspector Calls to challenge inequality and promote collective responsibility. Students connect the play’s 1912 setting with its 1945 audience, analyse dramatic methods and d
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Teacher & Child Counsellor- 20+ Years Experience Teaching English, Maths, and Science from KS2 -A-level , in the UK and internationally. As a child counsellor too, I go beyond academics — helping students overcome barriers to learning, bridge gaps, build confidence, and develop resilience ,to raise achievement, nurture wellbeing, and inspire lifelong learning.

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