You will be introduced to your spoken language assessment in English in the coming lessons. Use this ppt to give you guidance on how to get ready for it. The video contains example speeches and their mark. You need to decide on a topic which inspires you and something you can talk about passionately. Good luck.

This handy guide has been put together to support year 10 and 11 in their GCSE Literature essays. It takes them step by step through what to do for each question, how to structure their response and what to look for in the text. The mark schemes are also there too.

The Winter issue of our student-run magazine Sapere Aude is out!

A huge thanks, as always, to the students for writing it, and to Mrs Bennett and Miss Callaghan for overseeing.

If you’ve any suggestions for future issues, ping Mrs Bennett an email (c.bennett@lutterworthcollege.com).

You can read the issue here:

Sapere Aude – Issue 1 (2020-21)

We’re on the lookout for new recruits for 2020/21. Click on the link below to take our test. You can take the test as many times as you like, but you do need to score full marks to be accepted.

Year 11, in case you need it ready for your assessment. There are topics to chose from on the last powerpoint and some examples of speeches with marksheets as well.

Year 11, here is a copy of the workbooklet we are using in class to support your learning with Romeo and Juliet. At the moment it needs to stay in school but in case you wanted to do any revision or miss any lessons, here it is so you can download it at home.

The Spring issue of our student-run magazine Sapere Aude is out!

Most of the articles were written before the lockdown, but we’d like to give a huge thank you to Eleanor Pilkington for putting it together from home. Thanks also to the students who’ve contributed some excellent articles and work, and to Mrs Bennett for overseeing it.

If you’ve any suggestions for future issues, ping Mrs Bennett an email (c.bennett@lutterworthcollege.com).

Click on the cover below to read the issue.

Sapere Aude – April 2020

We won’t lie – this one is tricky.

20 questions. No pressure.

Get all 20 right and you’ll be an official Grammar Police Inspector.

Take your time – and good luck!

Chief Constable Shovlin

 

So here you will find two videos explaining how to submit your work to SMHW. This way your teacher can give you feedback and keep track of the work you are doing. Please watch them and then submit your homework in this way. This stops our inboxes getting filled up and potentially missing your work as it comes in.