30 minute essay on 'No Problem' and 'The Man he Killed' collaboratively written in revision tonight (complete with typos). This uses only one quotation from 'No Problem' (the opening line) but would still access grade 7. Food for thought!
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May none of our students involve themselves in 'mischief following anger'.
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Update on Globe/Tate arrival time:
Looks likely we will be back as early as 5pm. It's been a good traffic day.
Please spread the word as many of our students' phones are out of charge...
A little reminder of this genius complaint letter written in 2009. Worth a look at when thinking about transactional writing that stands out from the crowd.... https://t.co/2jCVobOtVM
If you haven't seen this before you should watch it while it is available.
Mainly because it is hugely important to remember Stephen and the courage of his... https://t.co/dFDP9aqhR9
Some great print out and use-to-revise flashcards here for Macbeth and Jekyll and Hyde.
Thanks to Luke Richardson and his blog post here:... https://t.co/RB8Xqb94PE
Here's an exemplar response to a question on Journey's End.
The highlighting shows the balance you need to achieve across the various assessment objectives:
Yellow= showing you understand the... https://t.co/wL3O4Uj00v
Great Revision notes available here:
'An Inspector Calls is a morality play disguised as a detective thriller...'
Read through and make notes @year10and11
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A great opportunity to see (another) Macbeth at the Headgate Theatre.
We have a little too much on to organise a trip to this ourselves but this would be a great idea for students in years... https://t.co/S3gBSxcgjV