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Hi everyone Just a reminder about tonight's lessons with me. Exam questions (AQA and Edexcel), modelling of answer and feedback for your response. You don't want to miss it. 6:30pm - Jekyll and Hyde 7:00 - A Christmas Carol Put a thumbs up below if you're planning on attending. The link is on the 'calendar' tab above. See you then. Tash

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We’ve got another fantastic set of live lessons next week, designed to build confidence, improve analysis skills and help students understand exactly what examiners are looking for in both AQA and Edexcel GCSE English. 🧪 Wednesday 6:30–7:00pm Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde – The Theme of Mystery and Tension In this lesson, students will explore how Stevenson creates mystery and tension throughout the novella. We’ll cover: • How mystery is introduced and developed • Key moments and quotations linked to tension • How to analyse Stevenson’s methods clearly • Links to AQA and Edexcel assessment objectives • Opportunities for students to contribute and practise ideas This is a key theme that appears regularly in exam questions. 🎄 Wednesday 7:00–7:30pm A Christmas Carol – Marley and the Ghosts: How They Help Scrooge Change This lesson will focus on Marley and the three spirits, and how Dickens uses them to drive Scrooge’s transformation. We'll cover: • The role of each ghost • How Dickens presents change and redemption • Key quotations and how to analyse them • How to build strong analytical responses • Direct links to AQA and Edexcel exam requirements ✍️ Sunday 5:00–6:00pm English Language – Analysis Skills (AQA and Edexcel) We'll cover: • How to analyse language and writer’s methods• How to explain effects clearly • How to write stronger, more detailed responses • Skills that apply across both AQA and Edexcel Language papers This is essential preparation for both mocks and final exams. So how do you join? • Just go to the 'calendar' tab at the top of the page • Locate the day the lesson falls on • Identify the lesson and select the Google Meet link

Which GCSE character would order a pumpkin spiced latte? Who’s definitely a black coffee person? List a few: - Scrooge: Cold brew. No milk. No joy. - Sheila Birling: Oat milk flat white with a shot of self-awareness. - Macbeth: Double espresso... for the murder plans. - What would your GCSE character be drinking? Let's get creative. I would love to hear your ideas below.