Each chapter includes an accessible, human-narrated summary and modelled analysis that explores key themes interactively.
‘Deep dives’ into character, theme, setting and context improve learners’ understanding and support them in developing informed personal responses.

To help learners get to grips with 19th century language, each chapter is broken down into key excerpts which learners can read and listen to in the novella's original language. Learners explore how Stevenson uses linguistic and structural methods to convey meaning. Scaffolded activities and opportunities for analysis help learners develop their personal response and their critical tone.

Archaic language can be a real barrier to understanding, so Bedrock’s Jekyll and Hyde unit addresses this challenge head on.
Learners are explicitly taught up to 175 of the trickiest, most important words from the text as they work through Bedrock's research-based sequence of activities, which include reading comprehension activities, word and image comparisons, and synonym/antonym comparisons.

Our recapping algorithm ensures learners regularly revise key quotations and knowledge. This gives learners the opportunity to practise their critical analysis and engage with a range of activities designed to consolidate knowledge. Learners develop their understanding of key themes, characters, settings, context and quotations.
