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Show all resources in English Oxford University Press publish a range of trusted, high-quality resources for KS3, Lower Secondary, GCSE, IGCSE and A Level English. Our materials support both English Language and English Literature students, with resources aligned to UK curricula (AQA, Eduqas, WJEC examination boards) and International curricula (Cambridge, IB, Caribbean, OxfordAQA and Oxford International Curriculum). Find out more about our secondary English offer, which includes:
- Oxford International English, aligned to the Oxford International Curriculum for Lower Secondary
- Print and digital resources for Cambridge Lower Secondary English
- Resources for IB Language and Literature, including Course Books developed in cooperation with the IB
- OxfordAQA International GCSE English resources
- Shakespeare teaching and revision resources, including the complete Oxford School Shakespeare series, Shakespeare Made Easy, and Nelson Thornes Shakespeare for CSEC
- Digital English textbooks, teaching, assessment, and CPD via Kerboodle Online Learning
- International Curriculum: Revision and exam preparation for the IB and Cambridge
Find the right English resources for your secondary school by browsing our materials, or get in touch with your local education consultant.
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