Gavin Knight Livres

Focusing on the journey of Pip, an orphan navigating life from childhood to adulthood, this resource enhances the teaching of Dickens' classic. It complements the "Great Expectations" graphic novels and covers a variety of educational topics, including structure, themes, and literary techniques. Activities are diverse, featuring games, chapter summaries, and character analyses, making it suitable for literature, history, and drama curriculums. Engaging exercises also delve into Dickens' life, enriching students' understanding of the author and his work.

Cornwall and its seas are brought to life, mixing drinking and drugs and sea spray, moonlit beaches and shattering storms, myth and urban myth. the precarious reality of life in Cornwall today emerges from behind our idyllic holiday snaps and picture postcards.

BBC RADIO 4 BOOK OF THE WEEK ‘THE MOST IMPORTANT CRIME STORY OF THE DECADE’ Scottish Mail Manchester. London. Glasgow. In the summer of 2011 violence erupted in our inner cities and many blamed gang culture. But is the truth so simple? Hood Rat tells the human stories that the media miss: of young men who have fallen through the system, and of one young woman with a vision for change. ‘Unflinching. It penetrates environments that most of us only ever glimpse’ Observer ‘Impressive. Knight uncovers the sort of stories that never make the news’ Scotsman ‘This British sensation is a must. Disturbingly compelling’ Marie Claire ‘A gripping novelistic immersion in the lives of young criminals’ Louis Theroux ‘The British Wire’ BBC Radio 5 Live

A photocopiable resource book offering an introduction to the world of Charles Dickens. It features activities that look at Dickens' use of language. It includes applications in English, history, ICT, drama and art. It is aimed at teaching ages 10-17.