PEEAL Display for your classroom. My pupils love this and are constantly using it as a guide when writing their own PEEAL essays. Some even take photos of it!

These editable templates help you to mark quickly and efficiently. Simply highlight the skills: red for 'not yet'; yellow for 'mastered'. You could even traffic light your marking with these stickers! This resource saves time and reduces 'comment' marking, whilst still allowing pupils to see what they have done well and also what their target is.

A Year 7 set 2 lesson on the short story 'The Man with the Yellow Face' by Anthony Horowitz. 

Marking codes that save time when marking sets of assessments. Write codes instead of comments and ask pupils to write their own comments. See my blog post for more information on how to use these.

Laminate these cards and use them in lesson as a writing aid. A good way to remind pupils how to approach poetry.

Lesson on the novel 'Maggot Moon' by Sally Gardner.

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The lesson looks at how to analyse character.

Use my R.I.S.E sheet to help pupils engage with the reflecting and re-drafting process. This can be used after teacher or peer marking.