English
The study of English at Applemore includes a diverse and rich curriculum that fosters academic curiosity. English embraces and encourages respect and understanding of British values and other cultures through the texts studied. Ultimately, enabling students to build skills that will encourage them to believe in themselves and drive their determination to succeed.
VISION FOR ENGLISH
Our Staff

Mrs J Whitaker

Miss F Dunne

Mrs H Lowe

Ms E Papachristu

Mrs M Scudder
Core Information
ACCESSIBILITY – SEND PROVISION
- Alternative methods of recording.
- Use of reader, scribe/ laptop where appropriate.
- Personalised and dyslexia friendly resources.
EXTRA CURRICULAR
- LitFest
- Theatre trips
- KS5 college & FE master classes
- Hampshire Book Awards
RESOURCES
FURTHER EDUCATION
- AS/ A Level English Language
- AS/ A Level English Literature
- • AS/ A Level English Language & Literature (combined)
CAREER & PROGRESSION
- University
- Employment (copyrighting/ journalism/ teaching/ speech & language therapy/ publishing/ advertising/ Film & TV/ and many, many more!)
Key Stage 3
YEAR 7
The Weird & The Wonderful
• The Cabinet of Curiosities
• Gothic
• Victorian Childhood
• The Tempest
• Poetry of Place & Identity
YEAR 8
Place & Society
• Dystopia
• Taking a Stand
• Long Way Down
• Malevolent Characters
• Twelfth Night
• Travel Writing
YEAR 9
Voice & Identity
• The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde
• Crime and Punishment
• The Hate U Give
• The Romantics
• Romeo & Juliet
Key Stage 4
English Language (Eduqas)
100% Exam
Paper 1 (40%)
Paper 2 (60%)
Spoken Language (un-weighted)
YEAR 10
• The Impossible
• Spoken Language
• Voices & Relationships
• Settings
YEAR 11
• Rescues
• Adventures
• Revision of all Language skills studied across KS4
English Literature (Eduqas)
100% Exam
Paper 1 (40%)
Paper 2 (60%)
YEAR 10
• Boys Don’t Cry by Malorie Blackman
• A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens
• Poetry Anthology
• Unseen Poetry
YEAR 11
• Shakespeare (Romeo & Juliet)
• Poetry Anthology
• Unseen Poetry
• Revision of all Literature texts studied across KS4