Lord of the Flies
Over the holiday, Y11 students taught by MG, JAr, ERd, MMc and LC will need to read Lord of the Flies. The school will provide you with a copy, but it would be useful to have your own copy. This would mean that you could annotate and make notes in it ready for revision.
Here is a link to buy it online. You can pick them up second hand here too.
Even though this is a new GCSE, Lord of the Flies has been an English Literature text for many years so there are a wealth of notes on the internet to support your understanding. Here's a link to the BBC guide. Also, here's a link to Sparknotes.
Please let me know if you have any problems with this. You can do this by leaving a comment.
Best wishes and Merry Christmas,
Ms
Here is a link to buy it online. You can pick them up second hand here too.
Even though this is a new GCSE, Lord of the Flies has been an English Literature text for many years so there are a wealth of notes on the internet to support your understanding. Here's a link to the BBC guide. Also, here's a link to Sparknotes.
Please let me know if you have any problems with this. You can do this by leaving a comment.
Best wishes and Merry Christmas,
Ms
Clauses and colons
Here are a few lessons that have been merged. It gives you a range of sentence structures that you can use.
This is really useful for Section B of the exam (writing).
This is really useful for Section B of the exam (writing).
Samples (and simples!)...
Here is a link to some example answers that the exam board give out. Have a look. There are handy little commentaries at the bottom.
Single English Paper
This PowerPoint takes you through exactly the skills that are needed in this exam FOR SINGLE ENGLISH.
The Jamie Oliver Article is here.
You should be able to answer the other questions with the pictures on the PowerPoint. Remember, you can watch this full screen.
The Jamie Oliver Article is here.
You should be able to answer the other questions with the pictures on the PowerPoint. Remember, you can watch this full screen.
Answering the question
These documents will help you answer the question. Remember as many phrases from them as you can. The prensentation one is particularly useful - you've just spent ages commenting on language in OMAM. Presentation is a new thing...
Use a word from the 'what' first box + refer directly to the text = use a word from the 'why' box to explain.
PRESENTATION
Use a word from the 'what' first box + refer directly to the text = use a word from the 'why' box to explain.
PRESENTATION
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