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Below you will find our collection of revision notes and video tutorials. For the best revision experience, use both the notes and the videos at the same time to help you follow along. All resources are updated for the latest AQA 9-1 English Literature specification.
Revision Resources
- Paper 1: Macbeth by Stoke Newington School
- Paper 1: Macbeth (2) by Stoke Newington School
- Paper 1: Romeo and Juliet by Chestnut Grove Academy
- Paper 1: Lord of the Flies by The Bicester School
- Paper 1: Jekyll and Hyde by Stoke Newington School
- Paper 1: Jekyll and Hyde (2) by Stoke Newington School
- Paper 1: Great Expectations by Chestnut Grove Academy
- Paper 2: An Inspector Calls by Stoke Newington School
- Paper 2: Power and Conflict by Stoke Newington School
- Paper 2: Non-Fiction by Chestnut Grove Academy
- Paper 2: Poetry Anthrology and Unseen Poetry by Chestnut Grove Academy
Revision Notes
Video Tutorials
- Selecting and memorising quotations
- How to analyse context
- Context analysis example
- Paper 1 Section A: Shakespeare (1)
- Paper 1 Section A: Shakespeare (2)
- Paper 1 Section B: 19th Century Novel
- Paper 2 Section A: Modern Prose or Drama
- Paper 2 Section B: Anthology Poetry
- Top tips for analysing drama
- Assessment objectives
- 10 hidden poetry quotations
- Which power and conflict poems compare well?
- Which love and relationships poems compare well?
- Avoiding rubric infringements
- Language, structure and form explained (Shakespeare)
- The difference between structure and form in poetry analysis
- Unseen poetry 1
- Unseen poetry 2
- Unseen poetry 3
- Learning from 2017 - Paper 1 Section A
- Learning from 2017 - Paper 1 Section B
- Learning from 2017 - Paper 2 Section A
- Learning from 2017 - Paper 2 Section B
- Learning from 2017 - Paper 2 Section C
- Exam tip - characters change (or don't)
- An easy way to analyse structure in a play / novel
- Final tips