Paper 1 - Remembered Places - the representation of place (AQA Anthology) - Imagined Worlds - point of view and genre in prose (Shelley / Stoker / Atwood) - Poetic Voices - the forms and functions of poetic voice (Donne / Browning / Duffy / Heaney) Paper 2 - Writing about Society - the role of the individual in society, and re-creative writing based on set texts which could include The Great Gatsby or The Kite Runner - Critical commentary - evaluating own writing - Dramatic Encounters - conflict in drama which could include Othello or A Streetcar Named Desire
- At least a Grade 5 at GCSE English Language and Literature - The minimum requirements for entry to The Friary Sixth Form are 5 GCSE Grades 9-4 including English Language and Mathematics at Grade 5.
A personal investigation that explores a specific technique or theme in both literary and non-literary discourse (2,500-3,000 words). This will be completed during Year 13.
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Paper 1 - Remembered Places - the representation of place (AQA Anthology) - Imagined Worlds - point of view and genre in prose (Shelley / Stoker / Atwood) - Poetic Voices - the forms and functions of poetic voice (Donne / Browning / Duffy / Heaney) Paper 2 - Writing about Society - the role of the individual in society, and re-creative writing based on set texts which could include The Great Gatsby or The Kite Runner - Critical commentary - evaluating own writing - Dramatic Encounters - conflict in drama which could include Othello or A Streetcar Named Desire
- At least a Grade 5 at GCSE English Language and Literature - The minimum requirements for entry to The Friary Sixth Form are 5 GCSE Grades 9-4 including English Language and Mathematics at Grade 5.
A personal investigation that explores a specific technique or theme in both literary and non-literary discourse (2,500-3,000 words). This will be completed during Year 13.