- BBC Bitesize: Revision prompts, advice and examples for key English Language skills.
- Shmoop: A revision website with text guides to all frequently studied Literature texts.
- Mr Bruff: Videos covering commonly taught Literature texts and Language paper approaches.
- Tuition Kit: Videos covering commonly taught Literature texts and Language paper approaches/skills.
- Revision World : A bank of past papers for English Language and Literature.
- Revision Guide : A Language exam paper revision guide for both Paper 1 and Paper 2.
Revision Websites | GCSE English Language and GCSE English Literature
- The British Library
This is your go-to site in terms of really good, challenging content for English Literature. As a starting point, Google ‘British Library + Macbeth’ or ‘British Library + An Inspector Calls’ – you get the idea.
- BBC Bitesize
There’s lots here to consolidate your knowledge. There are separate areas for both English Literature and English Language. All aspects of the qualifications are covered.
A similar(ish) website to BBC Bitesize. You’ll find notes on most of the English Literature texts, plus quizzes to test your knowledge.
- Cliffs Notes
There’s plenty here to help you revise the core English Literature texts – chapter summaries, character overviews, quizzes and essay questions.
- Universal Teacher
This website is one of my favourites. It’s got comprehensive notes on most of the English Literature texts, and there’s also relevant information that you can use to help revise for English Language.
- The Stable Oyster Blog
This website contains some excellent blogs on the poems from the AQA Power and Conflict cluster. Click on the website link and then type the name of the poem you want to revise into the search bar.
- Learning From My Mistakes Blog
Another blogging website. This one contains links to more resources on the poems from the AQA Power and Conflict cluster.
- The Guardian
It’s worth typing the name of the text (or area) you want to study into the search bar – it’s likely that you’ll find some decent stuff. For example, there are a number of really good articles on Jekyll and Hyde and Macbeth.
You can find past papers, mark schemes and exam reports. Look for the ‘assessment resources’ area and go from there.