The fourth in NJJ's 'Just One Quote' series explores the theme of youth and the passing of time through Feste's song lyric 'Youth's a stuff will not endure.'

A brief discussion of Alagiah's piece from the IGCSE Edexcel Anthology - A Passage to Africa.

The third in NJJ's 'Just One Quote' series within this podcast. This episode focuses on love and the soul in Twelfth Night through Viola's line from Act 1, Scene 5: "Make me a willow cabin at your gate, / And call upon my soul within the house; / Write loyal cantons of contemned love / And sing them loud even in the dead of night;"

A discussion of the theme of dreams in Of Mice and Men.

Year 8 pupils discuss this controversial dystopian novel and its various disturbing elements.

The second in NJJ's 'Just One Quote' series within this podcast. This episode focuses on Twelfth Night's Feste, the melancholy clown.

The first of the new 'Just One Quote' series within this podcast. This episode focuses on Twelfth Night's Sir Andrew Aguecheek, with possibly the saddest line in all literature.

A 10-minute discussion of how Priestley promotes a sense of social responsibility through the play. The discussion covers all of the major characters, considering how each plays their part in promoting social responsibility.

Who's to blame? Who's most pitiable? Year 10 decides.

Some quirky questions are discussed by Mr Kelway's wonderful Upper Sixth English class.

The aim was to draw some specific comparisons and to stretch the students' knowledge in new directions.