KS3 Curriculum Guide 2020-2021

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ENGLISH EXTRACURRICULAR

WHAT WILL I LEARN? AUTUMN

SPRING

SUMMER

YEAR 7

Welcome to English; ‘A Christmas Carol’

Novel study: ‘The Comparative Outsiders’ Poetry; Shakespeare

YEAR 8

Unseen poetry; ‘Hello Mum’; ‘Much Ado About Literary shorts Nothing’

YEAR 9

Poetry; ‘Pride and Prejudice’

Persuasive writing exam; ‘Lord of the Flies’

‘Romeo and Juliet’ ‘Of Mice and Men’; unseen prose

WHAT NEXT?

TOP TIPS: • read widely and often - a good place to start is the LRC or local library • get used to forming an opinion, sharing it with others and listening to their feedback • build your vocabulary by writing a list of new words you learn at school or through wider reading

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• Debating clubs (Debate Mate, Competitive Debating, Global Intelligence) • Learning Resource Centre (LRC)

• use a dictionary and add to a personal spelling list • visit museums and historically significant literary places

KS4 & 5:

English Language & Literature History Sociology

KS5:

• go to the theatre or spoken word performances

Government & Politics English Literature

• watch documentaries about authors and their historical periods.

Any essay-based humanities subject will be influenced, supported and enhanced by English studies.


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