25 March 2015
Date |
Focus: English Language |
Teacher |
Room |
---|---|---|---|
16/3/15 |
Planning and Organisation of texts |
Mrs. Smith |
L1 |
23/3/15 |
Variety of techniques for effect |
Mrs. Shaw |
L2 |
13/4/15 |
Adapting writing for a variety of audiences |
Ms. Bannister-Nunn |
L5 |
20/4/15 |
Varying sentence structure for effect |
Mr. Finnigan |
L4 |
27/4/15 |
Viewpoint - establishing an appropriate tone. |
Mrs. Smith |
L1 |
4/5/15 |
Vocabulary for effect. |
Mrs. Hilton |
L3 |
11/5/15 |
Punctuation for effect |
Miss. Kendrick |
L7 |
18/5/15 |
Revising audience, purpose and format. |
Mrs. Smith |
L1 |
Date |
Focus: English Literature |
Teacher |
Room |
---|---|---|---|
25/3/15 |
Prose essay question |
Ms. Bannister-Nunn |
L5 |
15/4/15 |
Drama extract question |
Mr. Prescott |
H6 |
22/4/15 |
Drama essay question |
Mr. Finnigan |
L4 |
29/4/15 |
Unseen poetry comparison - comparative and structuring response |
Miss. Kendrick |
L7 |
6/5/15 |
Unseen poetry comparison - language and personal response |
Mrs. Rothwell-Morroll |
H5 |
13/5/15 |
Heroes revision - revision stimulus and independent learning skills |
Mrs. Shaw |
L2 |
20/5/15 |
An Inspector Calls - revision stimulus and independent learning skills |
Mrs. Hilton |
L3 |