Study at a university ranked sixth in the UK for English language and literature (QS World University Rankings 2024). Explore more than 1,000 years of literature and culture, from medieval romance to ...

BA English Literature and History allows you to study English Literature within its historical context. You'll study English Literature and History as subjects in their own right, and explore them in ...

THIS the concluding volume of the great history of English literature produced by the Cambridge University Press, on the “collective responsibility” of the Master of Peterhouse and Mr. A. R ...

Poet John Agard describes the process of writing his poem 'Checking Out Me History'. Suitable for teaching Key Stage 3 and GCSE.

A performance of the poem, 'Checking Out Me History' by the poet John Agard, in a secondary school setting. This is from the BBC series, Poets in Person. This short film will be relevant for ...

GCSE pupils sitting English literature exams next summer can skip some topics on the syllabus due to time spent out of classroom, the regulator has announced. Ofqual confirmed pupils would be offered ...

Exam watchdogs have warned that tough new GCSEs in history and English literature will shake-up kids’ grades this summer. In a letter to the exam boards, Ofqual said the reformed English and ...

English literature and history GCSE exams will change in 2021 amid Covid-19 . Expand. Pupils taking English literature exams next summer will no longer have to cover all the topics .

This is one of the richest listening experiences I have had. All manner of familiar delights are here – "somer seasons when soft was the sun", "caverns measureless to man", Dover Beach, Gawain ...

Why students are snubbing history and English literature for A-level choices. A report by the National Foundation for Educational Research reveals a fall in take-up for humanities subjects at A-level ...

English literature and history GCSE exams will change in 2021 amid Covid-19 But school leaders’ unions say plans amount ‘only to tinkering at the edges’ and ‘do not go far enough ...