The Thomas Mills High School & Sixth Form French curriculum aims to provide pupils with a strong foundation in the French language, focusing on essential vocabulary, grammar, and communication skills. The curriculum is structured to develop proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing, while also introducing cultural aspects of Francophone countries. There is an emphasis on discussion, interaction, and real-world application of language skills.
For further details about French at Key Stage 3 or 4, or to discuss your child’s progress, please contact the school office.
Knowledge:
During the first term, pupils will learn to introduce themselves and share basic personal information such as their name, age, nationality, likes, dislikes, and physical appearance. They will describe other people, name and describe a favourite object, and learn about different French-speaking countries. This term also covers fundamental grammar, including the present tense of ‘avoir’ and ‘être’, adjective agreement, definite and indefinite articles, and possessive adjectives.
Skills:
Pupils will develop their ability to ask and answer simple questions, apply grammatical structures accurately, and improve their speaking confidence. They will practise forming complete sentences and begin using simple connectives and direct object pronouns. By the end of the term, they will have a solid foundation for further language learning.
Useful Links
BBC Bitesize French – Offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and videos to reinforce key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/z39d7ty
Duolingo – A fun and engaging app that helps students practise vocabulary and sentence structures through gamified exercises.
https://www.duolingo.com/
Languages Online – Provides interactive grammar and vocabulary exercises tailored to different proficiency levels.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – A flashcard-based tool where students can practise key terms and test themselves with various learning modes.
https://quizlet.com/
Oak National Academy – French Year 7 – A collection of structured lessons designed to reinforce key topics in French. It includes videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises to support independent learning.
https://www.thenational.academy/subjects/french/key-stages/key-stage-3
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
Students will be assessed through a mix of listening, reading, speaking, and writing tasks. There will be six assessments. These assessments will evaluate their ability to understand and produce simple French sentences, apply grammar rules, and communicate basic personal information effectively.
Knowledge:
This term focuses on vocabulary and expressions related to food, meals, animals, and leisure activities. Pupils will expand their knowledge by describing animals and colours, learning about different meals, understanding recipes, and discussing food in art. They will be introduced to new grammar points, such as regular -ER verbs, perfect tense expressions with ‘avoir’, and the use of the partitive article.
Skills:
Pupils will strengthen their ability to describe personal preferences, use adjective agreement correctly, and apply new verb structures. They will also practise giving basic quantities and expressing what food to buy. Engaging activities will help them understand and follow simple recipes, enhancing their real-life language skills.
Useful Links
BBC Bitesize French – Offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and videos to reinforce key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/z39d7ty
Duolingo – A fun and engaging app that helps students practise vocabulary and sentence structures through gamified exercises.
https://www.duolingo.com/
Languages Online – Provides interactive grammar and vocabulary exercises tailored to different proficiency levels.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – A flashcard-based tool where students can practise key terms and test themselves with various learning modes.
https://quizlet.com/
Oak National Academy – French Year 7 – A collection of structured lessons designed to reinforce key topics in French. It includes videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises to support independent learning.
https://www.thenational.academy/subjects/french/key-stages/key-stage-3
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
Assessments this term will test listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills. There will be six assessments. Pupils will demonstrate their ability to use the present and perfect tenses, correctly apply new vocabulary, and engage in meaningful discussions about food and daily life.
Knowledge:
The final term introduces topics related to local areas, entertainment, and leisure activities. Pupils will learn to describe their town, exchange opinions about local amenities, and ask for and give directions using maps. They will explore media-related topics such as TV, films, and music, learning to express and justify opinions. New grammar points include the imperative, prepositions, and the use of ‘vouloir’ and ‘pouvoir’.
Skills:
Pupils will develop conversational skills by arranging to go out, discussing entertainment, and responding to different viewpoints. They will practise using the present, perfect, and imperfect tenses to enhance their fluency. Through engaging tasks, they will learn to apply grammar in realistic settings, preparing them for more advanced language use.
Useful Links
BBC Bitesize French – Offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and videos to reinforce key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/z39d7ty
Duolingo – A fun and engaging app that helps students practise vocabulary and sentence structures through gamified exercises.
https://www.duolingo.com/
Languages Online – Provides interactive grammar and vocabulary exercises tailored to different proficiency levels.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – A flashcard-based tool where students can practise key terms and test themselves with various learning modes.
https://quizlet.com/
Oak National Academy – French Year 7 – A collection of structured lessons designed to reinforce key topics in French. It includes videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises to support independent learning.
https://www.thenational.academy/subjects/french/key-stages/key-stage-3
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
The final assessments will focus on listening and reading skills, evaluating pupils’ ability to understand spoken and written texts, identify key information, and apply grammar rules correctly. There will be two assessments. These assessments will provide insight into their progress and readiness for Year 8.
The Year 8 French curriculum at Thomas Mills High School & Sixth Form builds upon the foundational language skills introduced in Year 7. It further develops pupils’ knowledge of grammar, vocabulary, and cultural understanding while encouraging greater fluency and independence in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Pupils explore topics relevant to their lives and interests while gaining insight into the wider Francophone world. The curriculum promotes confidence in using the language and a respect for cultural diversity.
Knowledge:
This term covers the vocabulary and language structures related to clothing, preferences, weekend activities, and holidays. Pupils will learn to talk about their personal style, describe the weather and appropriate clothing, and discuss hobbies and national events. They will also describe past holidays, plan dream holidays, and identify necessary items for travel. Key grammar includes the present tense (ER, IR, and RE verbs), reflexive verbs, and the perfect tense with both ‘avoir’ and ‘aller’.
Skills:
Pupils will develop their ability to talk about personal preferences and leisure activities, give opinions, and describe past and future holidays. They will practise forming questions, using a variety of verbs and tenses, and applying accurate adjective agreement. Through guided practice, they will build greater grammatical accuracy and confidence in expressing themselves in French.
Useful Links
BBC Bitesize French – Offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and videos to reinforce key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/z39d7ty
Duolingo – A fun and engaging app that helps students practise vocabulary and sentence structures through gamified exercises.
https://www.duolingo.com/
Languages Online – Provides interactive grammar and vocabulary exercises tailored to different proficiency levels.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – A flashcard-based tool where students can practise key terms and test themselves with various learning modes.
https://quizlet.com/
Oak National Academy – French Year 8 – A collection of structured lessons designed to reinforce key topics in French. It includes videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises to support independent learning.
Free KS3 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
Assessment in this term will consist of two listening tasks, two reading tasks, one speaking, and one writing task. These standardised assessments will test pupils’ understanding of vocabulary, their ability to describe and discuss their preferences, and their use of key tenses.
Knowledge:
This term pupils will explore sports, healthy living, parts of the body, and career aspirations. They will learn vocabulary for describing sports and injuries, naming jobs, and discussing future ambitions. Grammar covered includes the use of ‘jouer’ and ‘faire’, the conditional tense, ‘depuis’ with the present tense, and the perfect and imperfect tenses.
Skills:
Pupils will practise using a range of tenses together, asking and answering questions, and structuring longer pieces of writing. They will describe injuries, sports routines, and talk about the past and future. This term also encourages higher-level thinking as pupils begin to use more complex sentence structures and tenses in a range of contexts.
Useful Links
BBC Bitesize French – Offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and videos to reinforce key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/z39d7ty
Duolingo – A fun and engaging app that helps students practise vocabulary and sentence structures through gamified exercises.
https://www.duolingo.com/
Languages Online – Provides interactive grammar and vocabulary exercises tailored to different proficiency levels.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – A flashcard-based tool where students can practise key terms and test themselves with various learning modes.
https://quizlet.com/
Oak National Academy – French Year 8 – A collection of structured lessons designed to reinforce key topics in French. It includes videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises to support independent learning.
Free KS3 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
Standardised assessments will include two listening, two reading, one speaking, and one writing task. These will evaluate pupils’ ability to describe healthy lifestyles, talk about sports and career plans, and use varied tenses accurately and effectively.
Knowledge:
In the final term, pupils will learn to talk about online behaviour, social media, and the benefits and dangers of new technology. They will describe where they live, their daily routines, and what they do to help others. Pupils will be introduced to some famous Francophone celebrities. Pupils will also explore the Francophone world, especially Africa, and discuss social issues. Grammar includes reflexive verbs, comparisons, the near future, and the perfect tense with ‘être’.
Skills:
Pupils will enhance their ability to structure arguments, express opinions on social and cultural issues, and describe personal experiences. They will learn to compare lifestyles and recognise the importance of responsible online behaviour. The development of listening and reading comprehension will continue through authentic and meaningful contexts.
Useful Links
BBC Bitesize French – Offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and videos to reinforce key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/z39d7ty
Duolingo – A fun and engaging app that helps students practise vocabulary and sentence structures through gamified exercises.
https://www.duolingo.com/
Languages Online – Provides interactive grammar and vocabulary exercises tailored to different proficiency levels.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – A flashcard-based tool where students can practise key terms and test themselves with various learning modes.
https://quizlet.com/
Oak National Academy – French Year 8 – A collection of structured lessons designed to reinforce key topics in French. It includes videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises to support independent learning.
Free KS3 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
This term includes one listening and one reading assessment. These will test understanding of key vocabulary and grammar in the context of technology, social life, and cultural awareness.
The Year 9 French curriculum at Thomas Mills High School & Sixth Form deepens pupils’ understanding of language and culture. With a strong focus on communication and personal expression, students will explore a range of meaningful topics such as relationships, health, education, careers, and global customs. Pupils will continue to develop their skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking while using a broader range of vocabulary, grammatical structures, and tenses. This year also prepares students for the demands of GCSE study (AQA 8652).
Knowledge:
Pupils will explore themes including family life, friendships, marriage, food preferences, health problems, addictions, and lifestyle choices. They will learn how to express detailed personal information, share views on relationships and health, and discuss ways to stay fit and healthy. Key grammar includes the present, near future and perfect tenses, reflexive verbs, adverbs, negatives, object pronouns, and comparative adjectives.
Skills:
By practising speaking and writing about personal and social issues, pupils will refine their ability to ask and respond to questions, express opinions, and use a range of tenses. Lessons will develop fluency, vocabulary range, and grammatical accuracy while encouraging thoughtful discussion on real-life topics.
Useful Links
BBC Bitesize French – Offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and videos to reinforce key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/z39d7ty
Duolingo – A fun and engaging app that helps students practise vocabulary and sentence structures through gamified exercises.
https://www.duolingo.com/
Languages Online – Provides interactive grammar and vocabulary exercises tailored to different proficiency levels.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – A flashcard-based tool where students can practise key terms and test themselves with various learning modes.
https://quizlet.com/
Oak National Academy – French Year 9 – A collection of structured lessons designed to reinforce key topics in French. It includes videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises to support independent learning.
Free KS3 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations. All content on Language Nut is matched to the AQA GCSE content.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
There will be one assessment for each skill: reading, listening, speaking, and writing. These will assess pupils’ ability to communicate personal views, describe relationships and habits, and use complex structures effectively.
Knowledge:
This term covers school life, career plans, hobbies, leisure activities, and media. Pupils will describe school routines, subjects, and compare educational systems. They will also talk about future jobs, dreams, and earnings. In leisure contexts, they will discuss past and future plans and sports. Grammar includes modal verbs, negatives, comparatives and superlatives, the perfect and imperfect tenses, and reflexive verbs.
Skills:
Pupils will strengthen their ability to express detailed opinions, compare ideas, and describe past and future activities using a wide range of vocabulary and structures. They will develop greater confidence when discussing abstract and practical topics, in both written and spoken forms.
Useful Links
BBC Bitesize French – Offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and videos to reinforce key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/z39d7ty
Duolingo – A fun and engaging app that helps students practise vocabulary and sentence structures through gamified exercises.
https://www.duolingo.com/
Languages Online – Provides interactive grammar and vocabulary exercises tailored to different proficiency levels.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – A flashcard-based tool where students can practise key terms and test themselves with various learning modes.
https://quizlet.com/
Oak National Academy – French Year 9 – A collection of structured lessons designed to reinforce key topics in French. It includes videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises to support independent learning.
Free KS3 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations. All content on Language Nut is matched to the AQA GCSE content.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
There will be standardised assessments in listening, reading, speaking, and writing. These will focus on pupils’ understanding of key vocabulary, grammatical precision, and ability to express themselves across various tenses and contexts.
Knowledge:
In the final term, pupils explore cultural customs, festivals, and celebrations in Francophone countries. They will describe past and future festivals, talk about birthdays and special days, and plan trips to events. Grammar includes irregular present and future tenses, question formation, subject-verb inversion, object pronouns, irregular plural nouns, and relative clauses.
Skills:
This unit enhances pupils’ ability to discuss cultural practices with depth and insight. They will develop fluency in narrating events, making plans, and comparing traditions. Pupils will also revise all major grammar points and tenses, consolidating their knowledge in preparation for GCSE study.
Useful Links
BBC Bitesize French – Offers interactive lessons, quizzes, and videos to reinforce key vocabulary and grammar concepts.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/subjects/z39d7ty
Duolingo – A fun and engaging app that helps students practice vocabulary and sentence structures through gamified exercises.
https://www.duolingo.com/
Languages Online – Provides interactive grammar and vocabulary exercises tailored to different proficiency levels.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – A flashcard-based tool where students can practice key terms and test themselves with various learning modes.
https://quizlet.com/
Oak National Academy – French Year 9 – A collection of structured lessons designed to reinforce key topics in French. It includes videos, quizzes, and interactive exercises to support independent learning.
Free KS3 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations. All content on Language Nut is matched to the AQA GCSE content.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
Four assessments (listening, reading, speaking, writing) will evaluate pupils’ cultural awareness, language application, and ability to integrate vocabulary and grammar accurately in different contexts.
The Year 10 French curriculum at Thomas Mills High School & Sixth Form focuses on developing pupils’ confidence in using French across all four skills: listening, reading, writing and speaking. This year deepens grammatical understanding and broadens vocabulary on practical, social, and global themes such as travel, media, local area, and environmental issues. Pupils are encouraged to use a wider range of tenses and express more complex opinions to prepare for the challenges of GCSE assessments (AQA 8652).
Knowledge:
Pupils begin by exploring topics related to travel and tourism, including learning about Francophone islands, tourist activities and discuss ideal holiday destinations. They also cover aspects of celebrity culture in the Francophone world, also looking at routes to fame and pros and cons of being famous. Grammar includes the perfect and imperfect tenses, expressions with ‘avoir’, ‘avant de’ + infinitive, and using ‘en’ + present participle. Emphasis is placed on using multiple tenses in written and spoken French.
Skills:
Students will improve their ability to describe past and future holidays, describe the weather and explain pros and cons of being famous. They will also practise forming more complex sentences using a range of tenses and vocabulary relevant to real-world scenarios. Lessons focus on fluency and accuracy in both written and spoken communication.
Useful Links
Seneca Learning – Free interactive courses specifically aligned to GCSE French content with topic-based quizzes.
https://senecalearning.com/en-GB/
Languages Online – GCSE-level grammar and vocabulary exercises to reinforce classroom learning.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – Searchable flashcards and games for revising French vocabulary by theme or module.
https://quizlet.com/en-gb
Oak National Academy – KS4 French – Structured lessons with videos and interactive tasks to support independent GCSE revision.
Free KS4 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations. All content on Language Nut is matched to the AQA GCSE content.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
There are five assessments this term: one listening, one reading, two speaking assessments, and one writing task. These will evaluate pupils’ grasp of key vocabulary and grammar, and their ability to describe and reflect on past and future travel experiences.
Knowledge:
This term includes the study of media and technology: the evolution of the internet, mobile phones, and digital safety. Pupils also explore local area topics such as housing, transport, and things to do in the region. Grammar focuses on revising present and past tenses, using ‘avoir’, ‘être’, ‘faire’, and ‘aller’, along with the imperative, modal verbs, and combining three time frames.
Skills:
Pupils will refine their ability to express opinions about technology, describe media habits, and discuss local issues such as transport or housing. They will practise switching between tenses, using detailed adjectives, and giving instructions or advice. Clear focus is placed on speaking and writing fluently using a wider range of structures.
Useful Links
Seneca Learning – Free interactive courses specifically aligned to GCSE French content with topic-based quizzes.
https://senecalearning.com/en-GB/
Languages Online – GCSE-level grammar and vocabulary exercises to reinforce classroom learning.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – Searchable flashcards and games for revising French vocabulary by theme or module.
https://quizlet.com/en-gb
Oak National Academy – KS4 French – Structured lessons with videos and interactive tasks to support independent GCSE revision.
Free KS4 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations. All content on Language Nut is matched to the AQA GCSE content.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
There are three assessments this term: one writing, one reading, and one speaking. These are designed to check pupils’ ability to articulate views on global topics using precise and complex language.
Knowledge:
In the summer term, pupils investigate pressing global and environmental issues, such as pollution, recycling, wildlife conservation, and energy use. They will also consider what actions can improve their town or the wider planet. Grammar includes the use of negatives, direct and indirect object pronouns, ‘je voudrais’, and prepositional verbs.
Skills:
Pupils will practise expressing ideas about how to care for the environment, using persuasive language and accurate grammar. This includes developing longer written answers and more structured spoken responses using a variety of grammatical constructions and topic-specific vocabulary.
Useful Links
Seneca Learning – Free interactive courses specifically aligned to GCSE French content with topic-based quizzes.
https://senecalearning.com/en-GB/
Languages Online – GCSE-level grammar and vocabulary exercises to reinforce classroom learning.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – Searchable flashcards and games for revising French vocabulary by theme or module.
https://quizlet.com/en-gb
Oak National Academy – KS4 French – Structured lessons with videos and interactive tasks to support independent GCSE revision.
Free KS4 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations. All content on Language Nut is matched to the AQA GCSE content.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
There are four assessments this term: one listening, one reading, one speaking, and one writing task. These will assess pupils’ ability to convey ideas accurately using appropriate grammar and vocabulary across a variety of familiar contexts.
The Year 11 French curriculum at Thomas Mills High School & Sixth Form is designed to consolidate all prior learning and prepare pupils thoroughly for the GCSE examinations. Pupils will revisit key topics and grammar structures with a focus on improving exam technique, developing confidence across all four language skills, and mastering higher-level grammar. Weekly practice includes essay writing, translation, and oral questions aligned to GCSE themes and assessment formats (AQA 8652).
Knowledge:
This term revisits the major GCSE topics: family, free time, technology, music, customs and festivals, town and region, travel and tourism, school and jobs, celebrity culture and global issues. Pupils review key vocabulary, grammar structures, and cultural content. Foundation pupils practise the 50-word and 90-word writing tasks, while higher pupils tackle 90- and 150-word essays. Pupils also complete regular translation exercises to develop written accuracy.
Skills:
Pupils will refine their ability to produce structured written responses, express and justify opinions, and use a wide variety of tenses. Weekly grammar revision and topic-based speaking tasks will strengthen fluency and build exam confidence. Pupils work towards mastering both Foundation and Higher writing formats, depending on their level.
Useful Links
Seneca Learning – Free interactive courses specifically aligned to GCSE French content with topic-based quizzes.
https://senecalearning.com/en-GB/
Languages Online – GCSE-level grammar and vocabulary exercises to reinforce classroom learning.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – Searchable flashcards and games for revising French vocabulary by theme or module.
https://quizlet.com/en-gb
Oak National Academy – KS4 French – Structured lessons with videos and interactive tasks to support independent GCSE revision.
Free KS4 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations. All content on Language Nut is matched to the AQA GCSE content.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
Four standardised assessments (listening, reading, speaking, and writing) will test pupils’ readiness for GCSE requirements. These will simulate exam conditions and provide targeted feedback on performance.
Knowledge:
This term intensifies revision through the use of past papers across all four skill areas. Pupils will revisit all themes and continue their practice of 90- and 150-word essays, translation tasks, and oral questions. Higher-level grammar such as the subjunctive, pronouns, and conditional (‘if’ sentences) is explicitly taught and embedded.
Skills:
Pupils will develop the ability to handle more complex structures in speaking and writing and focus on refining their responses under timed conditions. Translation exercises and guided writing tasks build linguistic precision. Oral preparation is integrated throughout, ensuring familiarity with potential speaking questions from all themes.
Useful Links
Seneca Learning – Free interactive courses specifically aligned to GCSE French content with topic-based quizzes.
https://senecalearning.com/en-GB/
Languages Online – GCSE-level grammar and vocabulary exercises to reinforce classroom learning.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – Searchable flashcards and games for revising French vocabulary by theme or module.
https://quizlet.com/en-gb
Oak National Academy – KS4 French – Structured lessons with videos and interactive tasks to support independent GCSE revision.
Free KS4 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations. All content on Language Nut is matched to the AQA GCSE content.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
Listening, reading, speaking, and writing assessments mirror GCSE exam formats and are designed to measure progress in exam readiness. Pupils receive personalised feedback to address areas for improvement.
Knowledge and skills:
During the final term, pupils engage in intensive revision. They complete past papers, work through exemplar writing tasks, and continue translation drills. The focus is on application and refinement of all skills across reading, listening, speaking, and writing. Oral practice by theme ensures pupils are fully prepared for the speaking exam.
Useful Links
Seneca Learning – Free interactive courses specifically aligned to GCSE French content with topic-based quizzes.
https://senecalearning.com/en-GB/
Languages Online – GCSE-level grammar and vocabulary exercises to reinforce classroom learning.
https://www.languagesonline.org.uk/
Quizlet – Searchable flashcards and games for revising French vocabulary by theme or module.
https://quizlet.com/en-gb
Oak National Academy – KS4 French – Structured lessons with videos and interactive tasks to support independent GCSE revision.
Free KS4 French teaching resources | Oak National Academy
Language Nut – an online platform the school subscribes to that has vocabulary games, exam style questions, grammar activities and phonics explanations. All content on Language Nut is matched to the AQA GCSE content.
www.languagenut.com
Assessments:
There are no new formal standardised assessments in this term, as the focus is on final exam preparation and mastery through teacher-led feedback and practice.
Francophone countries, regional culture and heritage, cinema, music and literature, politics and immigration or democratic rights?
Journalism, translation, hospitality, tourism, diplomacy, teaching
Mrs S Capjon
