“Big Brother is Watching You.” The Beyond English Team explores why the time’s ripe for teaching Orwell’s 1984 in GCSE English lessons. Continue reading Teaching 1984 by George Orwell: Here’s Why Now’s the Time
It’s been easy to feel snowed under this term with teaching combined with masks, bubbles, open windows, social distancing, litres and litres of alcohol gel (if only it was drinkable…) and pupils randomly in and out of school. But at … Continue reading Staggered? Don’t Be.
Beyond presents our latest Christmas resources for KS3 lessons, providing a range of new, 2020 material for English, Maths and Science as well as our partnership with Save the Children for Christmas Jumper Day 2020. Continue reading Christmas Resources for KS3 Lessons
Beyond explores The Black American Experience in Literature for KS3 English as part of our seminal world literature unit. Continue reading The Black American Experience in Literature for KS3 English
To see a world in a grain of sand and KS3 National Poetry Day resources in an hour. English teachers rejoice: National Poetry Day 2020 is nigh! Continue reading National Poetry Day 2020 with Beyond
Everything you need to revise Priestley’s Play is included in our An Inspector Calls Revision Guide. “Unsinkable, completely unsinkable…” Continue reading The Ultimate An Inspector Calls Revision Guide
Beyond provides a roundup of their most essential back to school essentials for GCSE and KS3, covering Maths, Science and English. Continue reading Back to School Essentials for GCSE and KS3
Tick a job off your to-do list with this comprehensive KS3 English Curriculum Map, resourcing every Key Stage 3 lesson from the beginning of Year Seven, to the end of Year Nine. Continue reading Sorting the September Stress: Beyond’s KS3 English Curriculum Map
Beyond explores pathetic fallacy examples for GCSE English Litertature, taking a look at The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allen Poe. Continue reading Pathetic Fallacy Examples for GCSE English
Choosing secondary school books to appeal to your students is particularly trying in these unusual times! If you’re stuck for reading recommendations for your KS3 and GCSE students, here are five classic short stories that can be accessed online. Continue reading Secondary School Books: Five Classic Short Stories Available Online
