English literature - year 13

“Literature is not only a mirror; it is a map, a geography of the mind”

-Margaret Atwood, novelist- 

Autumn Term Spring Term Summer Term
  • Components 4 - Coursework
  • Components 1 - Drama
  • Components 3 - Poetry (Shakespeare and Pre-1900 Poetry)
  • Component 2 - Prose
  • Component 3 - Shakespeare and Pre-1900 Poetry
  • Revision
  • A range of skills and knowledge will be developed, including
  • Critical views [Shakespeare]
  • Comparison of texts [Poetry]
  • Poetic structure
  • Writers’ visions
  • Characterisation [Shakespeare]
  • Gendered perspectives
  • Racism [Shakespeare]
  • Conceits
  • Tragic concepts [Shakespeare]
  • Literary hinterlands
  • Narrative Structure
  • Critical views [Shakespeare]
  • Comparison of texts [Poetr ]
  • Poetic structure
  • Writers’ visions
  • Characterisation [Shakespeare]
  • Gendered perspectives
  • Racism [Shakespeare]
  • Conceits
  • Tragic concepts [Shakespeare]
  • Literary hinterlands
  • Narrative Structure Note
  • Drama will be taught chronologically ; poetry largely thematically
  • All areas and components will be covered here, and a series of previous examination questions undertaken
  • Component 1 – 30%
  • Component 2 – 20%
  • Component 3 – 30%
  • Component 4 – 20%
DWS Life Learning Skills
Resilience, Inquirers, Thinkers, Knowledgeable, Risk-takers, Open-minded
Autumn Term
  • Components 4 - Coursework
  • Components 1 - Drama
  • Components 3 - Poetry (Shakespeare and Pre-1900 Poetry)
  • A range of skills and knowledge will be developed, including
  • Critical views [Shakespeare]
  • Comparison of texts [Poetry]
  • Poetic structure
  • Writers’ visions
  • Characterisation [Shakespeare]
  • Gendered perspectives
  • Racism [Shakespeare]
  • Conceits
  • Tragic concepts [Shakespeare]
  • Literary hinterlands
  • Narrative Structure
DWS Life Learning Skills
Resilience, Inquirers, Thinkers, Knowledgeable, Risk-takers, Open-minded
Spring Term
  • Component 2 - Prose
  • Component 3 - Shakespeare and Pre-1900 Poetry
  • Critical views [Shakespeare]
  • Comparison of texts [Poetr ]
  • Poetic structure
  • Writers’ visions
  • Characterisation [Shakespeare]
  • Gendered perspectives
  • Racism [Shakespeare]
  • Conceits
  • Tragic concepts [Shakespeare]
  • Literary hinterlands
  • Narrative Structure Note
  • Drama will be taught chronologically ; poetry largely thematically
DWS Life Learning Skills
Resilience, Inquirers, Thinkers, Knowledgeable, Risk-takers, Open-minded
Summer Term
  • Revision
  • All areas and components will be covered here, and a series of previous examination questions undertaken
  • Component 1 – 30%
  • Component 2 – 20%
  • Component 3 – 30%
  • Component 4 – 20%
DWS Life Learning Skills
Resilience, Inquirers, Thinkers, Knowledgeable, Risk-takers, Open-minded
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