Every prescribed text and poet, H1 sample answers marked against PCLM, instant AI essay marking against the SEC scheme, and quizzes and answer plans built around the marking scheme.
Junior Cycle and Leaving Cert, Higher and Ordinary level.
The full prescribed lists for 2027 and 2028, read the way the exam marks them. A few of them:
prescribed texts and poets, 2027 and 2028
prescribed poems, read line by line
graded sample answers
One subject, done properly. Every tool below is built around the exam you actually sit.
Othello, Hamlet, Dracula, Hamnet and the rest. Characters, themes, key scenes, technique and a quote bank for each, so a Paper 2 single-text answer almost writes itself.
Heaney, Yeats, Kavanagh, Bishop and every prescribed poet for 2027 and 2028, read stanza by stanza with the quotes that earn marks.
Cultural Context, General Vision and Viewpoint, Literary Genre, Theme or Issue. Texts set side by side so you build the comparison the scheme rewards, not a plot retell.
Real SEC questions answered at H1, with the marks for Purpose, Coherence, Language and Mechanics shown, so you can see exactly where an H1 earns them.
Turn any poem or text into a quiz in seconds, then drill it. Quick rounds that lock quotes and key points into memory before you ever sit down to write.
Three levels of real grammar questions, the kind that quietly cost marks in Paper 1. Instant feedback with the rule explained, not just right or wrong.
Daily goal, streak, levels and alliances. The part that gets you opening it on a wet Tuesday in November, not just the week before the mock.
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Every essay marked, instantly, against the SEC scheme.
10 marked essays a month works out at about €1.30 an essay, with everything in Plus included.
Every text and poet is built straight off the official SEC prescribed lists for 2027 and 2028. Every sample answer is marked against the PCLM scheme, the way the exam is.
Read everything free for 48 hours and try one AI tool. No card. Open every text, every poet and every H1 sample answer, then decide whether it earns a place in your study.
