Lyndsay has been teaching English for over 22 years, and in that time has held many roles such as Trust Director of English, Head of English, and Lead Practitioner. She is a Principal Examiner, and a Specialist Leader in Education. Lyndsay speaks at events such as the Schools and Academies Show, Team English Icons, and for WomenEd. She currently works as a visiting lecturer and tutor for the University of Buckingham, and for Ark English Mastery as a schooldevelopment lead. Lyndsay has written for TES, has recently completed her Master's degree in Senior Educational Leadership, and is a published author. Find Lyndsay on X @LyndsayBawden.

As a parent, the hardest part of getting my child to revise is knowing that they have enough resources on hand to succeed. I'm very satisfied that this GCSE guide for Macbeth provides everything all in one place. It's specifically designed for the AQA exams and the exam style questions and knowledge retrieval sections are excellent. It shouldn't be underestimated that marking is an important part of the revision experience as that's the feedback that shows you what you need to improve and how to do it. The exam-style questions at the back of the guide have answer guides (online, pdf available via QR code) that are simple to understand and full sample essays for many of them to see exactly how you could put your knowledge into a good quality answer. Recommended.

• Plot 1: Act one Plot 2: Act two Plot 3: Act three Plot 4: Act four Plot 5: Act five Methods Writer's methods Characters 1: Macbeth Characters 2: Lady Macbeth Characters 3: The witches Characters 4: Macduff Characters 5: Banquo Characters 6: Duncan and Malcolm Ideas and themes 1: Ambition Ideas and themes 2: Power Ideas and themes 3: Death and violence Ideas and themes 4: Deception Ideas and themes 5: Suffering and guilt Ideas and themes 6: Evil and the supernatural Exam skills and sample answers Exam practice

Lyndsay has been teaching English for over 22 years, and in that time has held many roles such as Trust Director of English, Head of English, and Lead Practitioner. She is a Principal Examiner, and a Specialist Leader in Education. Lyndsay speaks at events such as the Schools and Academies Show, Team English Icons, and for WomenEd. She currently works as a visiting lecturer and tutor for the University of Buckingham, and for Ark English Mastery as a schooldevelopment lead. Lyndsay has written for TES, has recently completed her Master's degree in Senior Educational Leadership, and is a published author. Find Lyndsay on X @LyndsayBawden.

As a parent, the hardest part of getting my child to revise is knowing that they have enough resources on hand to succeed. I'm very satisfied that this GCSE guide for Macbeth provides everything all in one place. It's specifically designed for the AQA exams and the exam style questions and knowledge retrieval sections are excellent. It shouldn't be underestimated that marking is an important part of the revision experience as that's the feedback that shows you what you need to improve and how to do it. The exam-style questions at the back of the guide have answer guides (online, pdf available via QR code) that are simple to understand and full sample essays for many of them to see exactly how you could put your knowledge into a good quality answer. Recommended.

• Plot 1: Act one Plot 2: Act two Plot 3: Act three Plot 4: Act four Plot 5: Act five Methods Writer's methods Characters 1: Macbeth Characters 2: Lady Macbeth Characters 3: The witches Characters 4: Macduff Characters 5: Banquo Characters 6: Duncan and Malcolm Ideas and themes 1: Ambition Ideas and themes 2: Power Ideas and themes 3: Death and violence Ideas and themes 4: Deception Ideas and themes 5: Suffering and guilt Ideas and themes 6: Evil and the supernatural Exam skills and sample answers Exam practice

Lyndsay has been teaching English for over 22 years, and in that time has held many roles such as Trust Director of English, Head of English, and Lead Practitioner. She is a Principal Examiner, and a Specialist Leader in Education. Lyndsay speaks at events such as the Schools and Academies Show, Team English Icons, and for WomenEd. She currently works as a visiting lecturer and tutor for the University of Buckingham, and for Ark English Mastery as a schooldevelopment lead. Lyndsay has written for TES, has recently completed her Master's degree in Senior Educational Leadership, and is a published author. Find Lyndsay on X @LyndsayBawden.

As a parent, the hardest part of getting my child to revise is knowing that they have enough resources on hand to succeed. I'm very satisfied that this GCSE guide for Macbeth provides everything all in one place. It's specifically designed for the AQA exams and the exam style questions and knowledge retrieval sections are excellent. It shouldn't be underestimated that marking is an important part of the revision experience as that's the feedback that shows you what you need to improve and how to do it. The exam-style questions at the back of the guide have answer guides (online, pdf available via QR code) that are simple to understand and full sample essays for many of them to see exactly how you could put your knowledge into a good quality answer. Recommended.

• Plot 1: Act one Plot 2: Act two Plot 3: Act three Plot 4: Act four Plot 5: Act five Methods Writer's methods Characters 1: Macbeth Characters 2: Lady Macbeth Characters 3: The witches Characters 4: Macduff Characters 5: Banquo Characters 6: Duncan and Malcolm Ideas and themes 1: Ambition Ideas and themes 2: Power Ideas and themes 3: Death and violence Ideas and themes 4: Deception Ideas and themes 5: Suffering and guilt Ideas and themes 6: Evil and the supernatural Exam skills and sample answers Exam practice