a typical character, situation, or symbol representing universal human experiences

an independent thinker who challenges norms, takes risks and often goes against tradition or authority

a person who behaves unpredictably, often defying rules and conventions

someone who is persistent and never gives up, no matter the difficulty

a person who is willing to do whatever it takes to succeed, regardless of the consequences for others

Exploring the Inspector as an archetype in 'An Inspector Calls'

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The Inspector as a supernatural figure in 'An Inspector Calls'

Religion: sin, morality and punishment in 'An Inspector Calls'

Developing nuanced analysis of  'An Inspector Calls'

Exploring the presentation of crime 'An Inspector Calls'

Exploring how Priestley portrays punishment and justice in 'An Inspector Calls’

'An Inspector Calls': writing an essay on punishment, justice and The Inspector

In 'Animal Farm: Barriers to Leadership', pupils evaluate the different types of leadership styles presented in the novella. In 'Animal Farm: Lies and Deception', pupils explore how key images, such as food and the windmill, are used a symbols of the lies and deceit of the pigs.

In this unit, pupils explore how Priestly presents the Inspector and crime and punishment in 'An Inspector Calls'. They first look at different ways of interpreting the Inspector, before then thinking about what messages about crime and punishment Priestly is communicating.

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beyond the natural world, often linked to magic, ghosts, or divine forces that defy logical explanation

to rise above or go beyond ordinary limits, surpassing human understanding

knowing and seeing everything, past, present, and future

foretelling the future with mystical insight, suggesting knowledge of events yet to come

relating to a god or supreme being, associated with ultimate moral authority or supernatural power

a work with a hidden meaning, often moral or political, where characters and events symbolise abstract ideas

feeling regret for wrongdoings and seeking forgiveness, accompanied by a commitment to change

the act of being saved from sin or error, often involving atonement

a temporary state where souls are purified before entering heaven, according to some Christian beliefs

relating to the Bible, its teachings, stories, and principles

subtle differences and complexities in ideas or arguments that add depth and sophistication to analysis

the way something is understood or explained

principles concerning right and wrong behavior

a particular attitude or viewpoint towards something

to state or declare something confidently and forcefully

relating to what is morally right or wrong

adhering to accepted principles of right and wrong, often based on values like fairness, kindness, and respect

highlighting important aspects to draw attention to them

tolerant or permissive; being less strict or severe in judging or enforcing rules

taking responsibility for one's actions and accepting the consequences

the pursuit of fairness and the proper treatment of individuals within society

a consequence imposed for wrongdoing, often to deter future offences or promote change

something that is intended to punish or inflict a penalty

the process of restoring someone to a positive state, particularly through correctional or educational measures

refers to issues deeply embedded in society, affecting its social, political, or economic structures

has subtle details that make it complex and interesting

involving a lot of different but related parts

making an informed judgment based on careful analysis and consideration of the text

a thorough explanation of your understanding of a text

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An Inspector Calls: perspectives on crime, justice and the role of the Inspector

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