1. Spotlight on: Paper 2 Section B
E.Q: What does each of the possible non-fiction text types need?

2. 5 Qs on Macbeth Quotations
“_________ Macbeth – for well he deserves that name” Act I scene II
“Stars, hide your ______; let not light see my black and deep _______” Act I scene IV
“My dearest _________ of greatness…..lay it to thy heart” Act I scene V
“look like the _______ flower, but be the _______ under’t” Act I scene V
“______ it were done when ‘tis done, then ‘twere well it were done _________” Act I scene VII

3. “brave Macbeth – for well he deserves that name” Act I scene II
“Stars, hide you fires; let not light see my black and deep desires” Act I scene IV
“My dearest partner of greatness…..lay it to thy heart” Act I scene V
“look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under’t” Act I scene V
“If it were done when ‘tis done, then ‘twere well it were done quickly” Act I scene VII

4. Self-assessment Revision…

5. Paper 2 Section B

6. Article
‘Teenagers these days don’t know how to work hard! They’re too busy on their phones and tables to stop and actually do some revision!’ Write an article for your school magazine in which you explore this view of teenagers and how they cope with exam stress Tired teens! Teenagers have so much to cope with these days. Three months of exams are just that start of it! I think back to those wonderful days in year 8 and 9. Days of running around like a lunatic at break time and only having to worry about who I was going to walk home with. If only I had realised that those days would soon come to an end! Sometimes I feel like all I do is…

7. Leaflet
The government wants to encourage teenagers to exercise more. Write the text for a leaflet in which you advise students about how to keep fit.
Keeping fit the easy way!
Exercise is important for your health but as a student your time and budget may be limited. But worry not! There are many cheap and simple ways to keep fit.
Walk the walk!
Walk to your friends house rather than relying on a lift!
Plan a…

8. Report/Essay
Your school has a small amount of money left over from their ‘extra-curricular’ budget.
Write a report for the school governors in which you discuss the options and make a recommendation of what you think they should do.
A report into the possible uses of the extra-curricular budget.
By: Sam Smith
Prepared for: The board of governors
Date: 12th June 2017
This report has been commissioned by the board of governors to… …
On one hand…

9. Speech You have been invited to a fundraising evening at your school.
Write a speech to be delivered at the conference in which you persuade your audience to donate to your favourite charity.
Good evening everyone. I am so thankful that you have all made the effort to attend this very important evening. Giving to charity is important and there is one charity that is very close to my heart. Macmillian Cancer.

10. Letter
You have read a local newspaper article which states: ‘Bristol, the best city in the UK? I don’t think so. There are so many other cities in the UK more worthy of such a title!’.
Write a letter to the local newspaper in which you argue for or against this statement.
Bristol, 12th June 2017
Dear Sir or Madam,
I read with dismay your recent article about Bristol winning the ‘Best UK City’ award. I totally disagree with the points raised in the article. I am a proud Bristolian who is passionate about their city. Just let me tell you why!