1. MONDAY 24th TUESDAY 25th WEDNESDAY 26th THURSDAY 27th FRIDAY 28th
5 x Social Responsibility in An Inspector Calls
ACC: Important quotes for Stave 1 and Stave 2
AIC: Responsibility, Morality and Social class
Remains
4 x Lady Macbeth
To what extent is
Lady Macbeth
presented as a weak woman?
War Photographer
3 x Eric Birling
Macbeth: Themes –
Kingship, Ambition, the Supernatural
ACC: Important quotes for Stave 3, 4 & 5.
4 x Mr Birling
How does Priestley
use Mr Birling to explore ideas about class?
MONDAY 1st
TUESDAY 2nd
WEDNESDAY 3rd
THURSDAY 4th
FRIDAY 5th
5 x Scrooge
Macbeth: Themes of
Evil and Guilt.
Ozymandias
Charge of the Light
Brigade
AIC: Characters Goole
Symbolism Eva Smith
4 x Inspector Goole
Macbeth: Characters
Macbeth, Lady Macbeth and the Witches
What were the important contexts to think about in Macbeth?
3 x Jacob Marley
4 x Ozymandias
Brigade:
Content & poet’s intentions/subject/key images
AIC:
Characters Mr & Mrs
Birling
How are the effects of war presented in ‘Remains?
4 x Mrs Birling
Memorise 5 quotes using the Read, Cover, Write, Check method. Spend 20 minutes on this. To aid your memory, design a small doodle (drawing) or icon that represents the group of quotes. It may help your recall when you are in the exam if you jot the doodle down on paper.
Write an 8-10 line paragraph based on GCSE Pod videos you have watched on the Section. Try to include an explanation, some quotes and some features. You should spend no more than 15 minutes on this. Time yourself.
Identify 5 points (with quotes if you can!) you would make in response to a question on this topic. Give yourself no more than 10 minutes to do this. Go back, check your text, add additional points if needed.
Re-read and annotate (annotate on a clean copy of the text). Give yourself 10 minutes to do this. Go back and check your class book or texts, add additional points if needed. Focus on what a quote means and finding features.

2. MONDAY 8th TUESDAY 9th WEDNESDAY 10th THURSDAY 11th FRIDAY 12th
5 x Macbeth
3 x The Witches
War Photographer:
Context& Poet’s intentions
Subject themes
Key Images
Structure Form
Literary Techniques
5 x Quotes about Eva
Smith
To what extent is
Lady Macbeth
presented as a powerful woman?
Charge of the Light
Brigade
4 x Quotes said about
Scrooge
Macbeth Dagger
Scene
ACC: Characters – both
Ghosts videos
How important is
religion in Macbeth?
5 x Mr Birling
How does Priestley
use Sheila to explore ideas about women in society?
MONDAY 15th
TUESDAY 16th
WEDNESDAY 17th
THURSDAY 18th
FRIDAY 19th
5 x Other characters in
ACC
ACC: Scrooge/ Poverty
Charity/ Xmas spirit
Remains
Ozymandias:
Context& Poet’s
intentions
War Photographer
ACC: Xmas and the 3
ghosts/ fog and
blindness.
What are the most
important context ideas in ACC?
8 x Lady Macbeth/
Macbeth
5 x Scrooge
Macbeth:
Plot
Background
Setting
ACC:
Plot/ Genre/ Setting
Why is Scrooge’s
transformation so important to Dickens?
Memorise 5 quotes using the Read, Cover, Write, Check method. Spend 20 minutes on this. To aid your memory, design a small doodle (drawing) or icon that represents the group of quotes. It may help your recall when you are in the exam if you jot the doodle down on paper.
Write an 8-10 line paragraph based on GCSE Pod videos you have watched on the Section. Try to include an explanation, some quotes and some features. You should spend no more than 15 minutes on this. Time yourself.
Identify 5 points (with quotes if you can!) you would make in response to a question on this topic. Give yourself no more than 10 minutes to do this. Go back, check your text, add additional points if needed.
Re-read and annotate (annotate on a clean copy of the text). Give yourself 10 minutes to do this. Go back and check your class book or texts, add additional points if needed. Focus on what a quote means and finding features.