Macbeth is one of Shakespeare’s darkest and most dramatic plays - a whirlwind of witches, murder and moral meltdown. It’s basically the story of a brave and loyal soldier and his ambitious wife who let their desire for power get way out of hand.

This guide will help you prepare for your GCSE English Literature exam by clearly explaining what you need to know (and how to revise) the plot, themes and language of "Jekyll and Hyde."

This guide will help you to prepare for your GCSE English Literature exam on "Macbeth" by explaining exactly what you need to know about the plot, themes and language of this play and suggesting practical revision strategies.

With multiple set texts, language techniques, and exam strategies to master, GCSE English revision can feel overwhelming.

If you're feeling a bit overwhelmed at the thought of tackling AQA GCSE English Language: Paper 2, Section A, you're not alone.

Paper 2 is all about "Writers' viewpoints and perspectives." You’ll be working with two non-fiction texts.

In this post, we’ll focus on AQA GCSE English Language: Paper 2, Section B (Question 5).

Encouraging a love of reading in children opens the door to new worlds, fuels their imagination and builds essential literacy skills.

Figurative language is a powerful tool that goes beyond the literal meaning of words and adds richness and depth to language.

This list of top textbooks for AQA GCSE English Language revision have all been used by myself and my students and are highly recommended.

Improved academic results and self-confidence are just some of the benefits of private English tuition. Here's how it can help your child.

Many people believe that you can't revise for GCSE English but, in this article, you'll find tips & strategies to help you do exactly that.

Find out how dyslexia can be identified, what is the impact on a child's learning and what parents can do to support a child with dyslexia.

I'm a private tutor (and former secondary school English teacher) with over 20 years' experience of teaching English to kids aged 9 - 16.

It's natural for teenagers to feel stressed just before their GCSE exams so here are some ways that parents can make it easier for everyone.

Reading is an essential skill for children to develop for many reasons... but here are 10 of the most important ones.

If your child struggles with English, you might be considering hiring a tutor... but how do you choose the right one?

This "Parent's Guide" will explain what you need to know about the GCSE English exams and how you can support your child's preparations.

"The Beginner's Guide to English Tuition" explains what private tuition involves, how children can benefit and how to get started.