English

Reading, writing and literature resources across KS3, GCSE and A-level.


This page is a template. Duplicate the file, rename it, and change the frontmatter at the top โ€” that is all it takes to add a subject.

What goes on a subject page

Anything a tutor teaching this subject would want in one place: practice material, the way we like topics taught, common pitfalls, and links to files.

Key stage breakdown

Use headings to break the page up so it can be scanned rather than read.

KS3

Short paragraphs work better than long ones here. Tutors are usually skimming this between lessons.

GCSE

You can link to another page in the wiki or to anything external. Internal links use the path, starting with a slash.

A-level

Lists are good for anything a tutor might work through in order:

  1. Set the extract in context
  2. Work through the language analysis
  3. Practise the timed response

Notes and warnings

Anything in a blockquote stands out from the body text. Useful for the one thing you want nobody to miss.

A note on student work

Do not put student names, contact details or marked student work on this site. Those live in Google Drive, shared per tutor. This wiki is non-personal reference material only.

Videos

Example โ€” replace with a real tip video

Files