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- Themes
- 1. Identities
- 1.1 Lifestyles
- Young People Should Be Reading Newspapers
- Scottish independence?
- About America
- Imagining America
- MAGA attitudes
- American superiority?
- Cosmopolitans
- 1.2 Health and Wellbeing
- 1.3 Beliefs and Values
- Identity unit: Beliefs & values
- Rejecting conspiracy theories
- The burqa issue
- How the British Took Over India
- 1.4 Subcultures
- 1.5 Language and Identity
- 2. Experiences
- 2.1 Leisure Activities
- 2.2 Holidays and Travel
- 2.3 Life Stories
- Being pregnant
- Desiderata
- Blind date
- Welcome to Tottenham
- Scars
- Anorexia story
- Parkinson's
- The blood of strangers
- Experiences unit: war and peace
- About war
- A love poem
- 2.4 Rites of Passage
- 2.5 Customs and Traditions
- An American's Defence of British Food
- Chocolate dossier
- Eating insects
- Meeting Cantonese cooking
- Horrible food
- Calçots explored
- 2.6 Migration
- 2.7 Universal Human Experiences
- 3. Human Ingenuity
- 3.1 Entertainment
- 3.2 Artistic Expressions
- 3.3 Communication & Media
- Objectivity in the News
- Words of 2024
- Making news
- Fake news
- Filter Bubbles & Echo Chambers
- Advertising fear
- Conspiracyland
- Conspiracy theory explored
- How adverts work
- Adman satire
- Skim reading...new normal
- Print versus internet
- Twitter, brevity & wit
- 3.4 Technology
- AI - pro & con
- AI Digital Clones
- SuperChatbot 1
- SuperChatbot 2
- Reporting robot rights
- Human ingenuity unit: Innovation in technology
- Impact of computers
- Globalisation & history
- How money works
- Humour & technology
- 3.5 Scientific Innovation
- 4. Social Organisation
- 4.1 Social Relationships
- Billie Eilish: Ghosted
- Why men should listen
- Short People
- Goblin mode
- Women
- Body-language Dos & Don'ts
- Observing behaviour
- Questions of colour 1
- Questions of colour 2
- Race relations
- 'Why Men Don't Iron'
- 4.2 Community
- 4.3 Social Engagement
- 4.4 Education
- 4.5 The Working World
- 4.6 Law & Order
- 5. Sharing the Planet
- 5.1 The Environment
- 5.2 Human Rights
- 5.3 Peace & Conflict
- 5.4 Equality
- 5.5 Globalization
- Great Nations of Europe
- What have the Romans...?
- Negative globalization
- Containers
- How to be a populist
- Nationalist myths
- On nationalism
- 5.6 Ethics
- 5.7 Urban & Rural Environment
- Born a Crime
- Born a Crime Assessment Overview
- Listening Practice Paper 2: Introducing Born a Crime
- Born a Crime Chapters 1-4
- Paper 2 Reading (1-4)
- Paper 2 Listening (1-4)
- Paper 2 Listening: Trevor Chats with His Grandma About Apartheid
- Paper 2 Listening: Bilingual Benefits
- Language (1-4)
- Paper 1 Writing (1-4)
- Individual Oral (1-4)
- Born a Crime Chapters 5-8
- Paper 2 Reading (5-8)
- Paper 2 Listening (5-8)
- Paper 2 Listening: Blame the Tokoloshe!
- Paper 2 Listening: Trevor Noah's Mom Doesn't Care He's a Celebrity
- Language (5-8)
- Paper 1 Writing (5-8)
- Individual Oral (5-8)
- Born a Crime Chapters 9-11
- Paper 2 Reading (9-11)
- Paper 2 Listening (9-11)
- Language (9-11)
- Paper 1 Writing (9-11)
- Individual Oral (9-11)
- Born a Crime Chapters 12-14
- Paper 2 Reading (12-14)
- Paper 2 Listening (12-14)
- Language (12-14)
- Paper 1 Writing (12-14)
- Individual Oral (12-14)
- Born a Crime Chapters 15-18
- Paper 2 Reading (15-18)
- Paper 2 Listening (15-18)
- Language (15-18)
- Paper 1 Writing (15-18)
- Individual Oral (15-18)
- Born a Crime: Further Writing Tasks
- Short Stories
- All Summer in a Day by Ray Bradbury
- Fish Cheeks by Amy Tan
- Lamb to the Slaughter by Roald Dahl
- Paper 1 Writing: Lamb to the Slaughter
- Paper 2 Listening: Lamb to the Slaughter
- Paper 2 Reading Practice Lamb to the Slaughter
- Names/Nombres by Julia Alvarez
- The Bass, The River, and Sheila Mant by W.D. Wetherell
- Paper 1 Writing: The Bass, The River, and Shelia Mant
- Paper 2 Listening: The Power of Regret
- Paper 2 Reading Practice - The Bass The River and Shelia Mant
- The Lottery by Shirley Jackson
- The Mask of the Red Death by Edgar Allan Poe
- The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
- Paper 1 Practice: The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
- Paper 2 Listening - The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
- Paper 2 Reading Practice: The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas
- The Veldt by Ray Bradbury
- Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Kurt Vonnegut