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No clutter. No confusion. Just the key ingredients for GCSE success.

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The Significance of the Insignificant - An Inspector Calls

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The Significance of the Insignificant - Romeo and Juliet

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The Significance of the Insignificant - Macbeth

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The Significance of the Insignificant - A Christmas Carol

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The Significance of the Insignificant -Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

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The Significance of the Insignificant - Macbeth (docx)Download
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The Significance of the Insignificant - A Christmas Carol (docx)Download
The Significance of the Insignificant - Romeo and Juliet (docx)Download
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Our lesson and revision resources come in three task formats

Essay Planning and Quotation Analysis Resource based on The Quotation Bank®

Essay Planning and Quotation Analysis Resource based on The Quotation Bank®

Essay Planning and Quotation Analysis Resource based on The Quotation Bank®

An Inspector Calls Revision activity

A lesson resource that allows pupils to analyse a variety of quotations before structuring an essay plan for a specific essay question – can be adapted for use again and again.


Flexible - for use in the classroom or for homework, and for use by groups or individuals.


Comes with teacher notes, lesson activities and pupil instructions, with specific reference to AOs.


In Word format (A3 size), so adaptable for your class requirements.

Flashcard Revision Resource

Essay Planning and Quotation Analysis Resource based on The Quotation Bank®

Essay Planning and Quotation Analysis Resource based on The Quotation Bank®

Macbeth GCSE Revision activity

A lesson resource for pupils to create quotation analysis revision flashcards, and models a 'perfect paragraph' exam style answer so pupils can produce their own written response.


Adaptable - for use in the classroom or for homework, and for use by groups or individuals.


Comes with teacher notes, lesson activities and pupil instructions, with specific reference to AOs.


In Word format, so adaptable for your class requirements. 

Extract Analysis Resource

Essay Planning and Quotation Analysis Resource based on The Quotation Bank®

Extract Analysis Resource

A Christmas Carol GCSE Extract analysis

A lesson resource that allows pupils to annotate and produce detailed analysis of a selected extract from a text, focusing on close language analysis.


Adaptable - for use in the classroom or for homework, and for use by groups or individuals.


Comes with teacher notes, lesson activities and pupil instructions, with specific reference to AOs.


In Word format, so adaptable for your class requirements. 

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Essay Plan Resource - An Inspector Calls - Birling (docx)

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Essay Plan Resource - An Inspector Calls - Sheila (docx)

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Essay Plan Resource - Animal Farm (docx)

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Essay Plan Resource - Blood Brothers (docx)

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Essay Plan Resource - Lord of the Flies (docx)

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Extract Analysis Resource - A Christmas Carol (docx)

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Extract Analysis Resource - Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (docx)

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Extract Analysis Resource - Macbeth (docx)

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Extract Analysis Resource - Romeo and Juliet (docx)

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Extract Analysis Resource - The Sign of Four (docx)

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Flash Card Resource - A Christmas Carol (docx)

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Flash Card Resource - An Inspector Calls (docx)

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Flash Card Resource - Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (docx)

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Flash Card Resource - Lord of The Flies (docx)

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Flash Card Resource - Macbeth (docx)

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Davina Canham

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Davina is currently Head of English at Kettering Buccleuch Academy in Kettering and also oversees communications for @LitdriveUK. She enjoys sharing her love of Literature at CPD events and through her blog. She also loves to travel and practice karate. Find her on twitter: @DeeCanEnglish

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Damon is an English teacher and subject mentor from Bolton. He is passionate about reading, history and marathon running. 

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Pippa is a Deputy Head of English at The Grange School in Cheshire. She tweets @Ms_McK_says and her blog can be found at https://wordpress.com/home/msmcksays.wordpress.com 

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Robert is the Head of English at Winchmore School in North London. He is an avid Manchester United fan and spends most of his free time playing squash, football and going cycling. 

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