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30 June 2026

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KS3 - At least 2 lessons - A lesson from The Breadwinner SOW examining Education and preparing for a writing assessment where students write a speech against a prompt on whether only boys should be educated. A variety of activities, including examining Malala’s UN speech on Education, a persuasive techniques worksheet, planning activities, a model paragraph with what it does well and what it needs to improve, and more.

Assessment powerpoint also included, with sentence stems and a self assessment activity.

#Due to copyright, the speech has not been included, but can be found online

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6 sets of creative writing lesson on a wide variety of topics: Freedom of speech, Education, Global warming, Healthy Eating, Mobile Phones, and a Complaint letter. Resources include: A range of activities, including support/planning activities, worksheets, model paragraph or entire answers - some of which are annotated, multiple choice quiz, contextual information, and more. **Due to copyright, the Malala speech has not been included, but can be found online. In addition, the example article for the freedom of speech creative writing lesson is not included, but a link to it is in the notes of the first slide. **

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KS3 Unit of work on The Breadwinner by Deborah Ellis. At least 19 Lessons, covering all 15 chapters, including: * 2 Assessments & Assessment Prep lessons (1 reading & 1 writing.) * Lessons on themes, violent imagery, narrative hooks, using quotations, analysing quotations, and more. * A range of activities for each chapter * Repeat questions for each lesson * Lessons on each chapter of the book * Discussion tasks * Key context lessons and worksheets * A variety of creative writing activities and tasks * Some dramatic activities * A variety of analytical questions and creative writing activities. * Reflection/plenary activity for each lesson **Due to copyright, the speech needed for the creative writing lesson, Malala’s United Nations speech given on her 16th birthday, is not included but can be found online.**

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