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Voices of Conflict: 'The Man He Killed' and 'Belfast Confetti'
Learn to compare 'The Man He Killed' and 'Belfast Confetti'
By Christine
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Edexcel Conflict Poetry: Comparing 'TMHK' and 'BC'
Study guide on context, language and structure in two poems, with essay ideas.
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Using Measures, Weights and Units in Everyday Life
Introduction: Why Accurate Measurement Matters
Explore how measurement errors can lead to serious consequences in real-life and workplace situations.
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Students identify the skills they will develop during the lesson
By Mels
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Understanding Ratios and Direct Proportion
Build confidence with ratios, proportion and percentage applications. Students will simplify ratios, share quantities in given ratios and solve direct proportion problems involving recipes, maps, scale models, travel and business profits.
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Decimals and Money in Practice
Place value and rounding
Understand decimal places in pounds and pence, including rounding to the nearest penny.
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11 plus verbal reasoning Analogy and Word Relationship Structures
Build confidence with 11 Plus verbal reasoning analogies. Students will recap synonyms and antonyms, identify common word relationships, decode bridge sentences and apply a systematic method to mixed analogy questions under timed exam conditions.
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Synonyms and Antonyms 11 plus Mastery
Synonyms and Antonyms Mastery
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Number Sense and Place Value Mastery
Build confidence with essential 11 Plus number skills. This lesson helps Year 5 pupils master Roman numerals up to M, place value, rounding, negative integers, mental calculation strategies, column methods and BIDMAS.
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Spoken Language Endorsement and Exam Revision Strategy
A focused Year 11 English lesson preparing students for the Spoken Language Endorsement and strengthening their AQA GCSE English Language exam strategy. Students revisit Paper 2 Question 5 viewpoint structures, practise retrieval of key terminology,
By Mels
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Paper 2 Questions 3 and 4: Language and Comparing Perspectives
A focused GCSE English Language lesson for Year 11 students on Paper 2 Questions 3 and 4. Students recap Questions 1 and 2, analyse language choices in non-fiction texts, and compare how writers present contrasting attitudes and perspectives. The les
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Paper 2 Questions 1 and 2: True/False and Summarising Differences
Prepare for GCSE English Language Paper 2 by mastering two key reading skills: selecting accurate true statements and comparing differences across two non-fiction texts. This lesson revisits essential reading strategies, introduces a clear methods
By Mels
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Paper 1 Question 5: Creative Writing Mastery
Develop the skills needed to write compelling descriptive and narrative responses for GCSE English Language Paper 1 Question 5. Students will recap key Section A techniques,
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Paper 1 Question 4: Mastering Critical Evaluation
Learn how to respond confidently to AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1 Question 4. This lesson develops students’ ability to decode the question, evaluate a writer’s choices and form a clear, critical judgement. Students will recap structural devices,
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Perimeter, Area and Volume in Practical Projects
Explore how perimeter, area and volume are used in real-world projects such as home renovation, decorating, flooring and packaging. Students will recap metric conversions, calculate the measurements of regular and compound shapes, determine the volum
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Convert confidently between fractions, decimals and percentages.
Calculate percentage increases and decreases.
Apply percentages to wages, discounts and VAT.
Calculate simple interest on savings.
Estimate and compare borrowing costs.
Explain how perc
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