Year 10 Learning

In year 10, students continue their journey to becoming expert readers, writers and speakers. Throughout year 10, students will study two core literature texts (Journey’s End and Frankenstein) along with a range of poems from the Conflict anthology. As well as this, students will shape their craft at creating effective narratives, writing transactionally and in performing speeches. Oracy is embedded as part of teaching and learning, so opportunities throughout the year are provided for students to present independent, develop their discussion skills and to hold purposeful and focused debates.

Unit Key Concepts
Autumn 1 and 2 Literature Paper 2: Conflict Poetry - 5 weeks
Literature Paper 1 Section A: Journey’s End – 6 weeks
Language Paper 1 Section A: 4 weeks
Literature Paper 2 Section B: Conflict Poetry -
Students will study nine of the poems from the Conflict anthology throughout the year.
  • Texts and content are selected and sequenced for specific meaning.
  • Writers use language and structure to convey meanings
  • Standard English is vital in conveying confidence.
  • Etymology, morphology and phonology is vital in decoding new material.
  • Context informs interpretation
  • Writers use language and structure to convey meanings.
  • Texts and content are selected and sequenced for specific meaning.
  • Standard English is vital in conveying confidence.
Spring 1 and 2 Literature Paper 2: Conflict Poetry - 2 weeks
Literature Paper 2 Section A: Frankenstein - 9 weeks
  • Context informs interpretation
  • Writers use language and structure to convey meanings
  • Texts and content are selected and sequenced for specific meaning.
  • Etymology, morphology and phonology is vital in decoding new material.
Summer 1 and 2 English Language Paper 1 Section B: Narrative Writing - 4 weeks
English Language Paper 2 Section A: Comparing Non-Fiction Texts and Transactional Writing - 4 weeks
  • Context informs interpretation
  • Writers use language and structure to convey meanings
  • Texts and content are selected and sequenced for specific meaning.
  • Standard English is vital in conveying confidence.
Translation Spoken Language Study:
Individual Speeches - 2 weeks
  • Context informs interpretation
  • Writers use language and structure to convey meanings
  • Texts and content are selected and sequenced for specific meaning.

Literature Knowledge

Frankenstein

Journey's End

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