Here are the revision guides year 11 have produced for paper 1 section a. There is a video guide to answering each of the types of question you will be asked.1. Fact and Opinion2. Follow an argument3. Language questions4. Presentational devices
Your task today is to create a revision guide for a specific type of question for paper 1. You can create an audio or video guide. Here is an example of the type of thing you could do as a video guide:Constitution Video, Part 1 from Mr. Titzel
Year 12 have been working on writing their own fairy tales in the style of Angela Carter. After reading The Bloody Chamber they were asked to research a myth or fairy story and collaborate with other students in writing it.Read the collection o
Geoff Barton is a headteacher in Suffolk, and he writes extensively on teaching and learning. His background is in teaching English, and he has some interesting thoughts. Read the article following the link and post your thoughts below:12 Thing
'Imagination is more important than knowledge' - EinsteinGCSE paper 2 section B requires students to inform, explain or describe. This term we have been working on the skills needed when writing to describe. This section of the exam also provi
The mock GCSE exam for year 10 will take place at the end of June. In order to prepare for this you need to make sure you are familiar with the requirements of both exam papers. This week we are focussing on Paper 2: you will be asked to write
Angela Carter uses material from fairy tales and myth as inspiration for her modern gothic short stories. Read a synopsis of the Snow White fairy tale - a simple one can be found here. Then re-read Carter's 'The Snow Child' and complete these q
Your exam unit for the A2 course will cover 3 or 4 texts from the Gothic genre. Before studying Angela Carter's 'The Bloody Chamber', it is important you have some understanding of what we mean when we talk about 'the Gothic'. Read David Punter
Poet Laureate Carol Anne Duffy argues that poetry is 'on the up' amongst young people who, in her view, 'make the best poets.' Read the full Telegraph article here
A useful summary and animation of Plato's cave allegory in 'The Republic'. This may aid your understanding and interpretation of Tennyson's 'Lady of Shallot'. Plato's Allegory of the Cave: An adaptation in clay from Michael Ramsey on Vimeo.
Below are our podcasts on gothic themes. Your homework is to listen to each one. After you have listened/downloaded each one you must text at least one question to our poll.Text 1174 and your question/comment to +447624806527SettingUncertainty/