Sclerotherapy for esophageal varices. Sclerotherapy for esophageal varices, also called endoscopic sclerotherapy, is a treatment for esophageal bleeding that involves the use of an endoscope and the injection of a sclerosing solution into veins.
Metaphors. This KS2 English quiz will test you on metaphors. A metaphor is a figure of speech. In his poem 'Timothy Winters', the poet Charles Causley describes a boy with 'ears like bombs', 'teeth like splinters' and 'eyes as wide as a football pool'. metaphor explains that a thing or person IS something else, rather than like something else. 1  The cat slipped through the grass like a stealthy tiger. 2  The cat was a stealthy tiger, slipping through the long grass. 3  The cat was as stealthy as a tiger. 4  The cat slipped through the grass as stealthily as a tiger.
The stories are drawn from many cultures and traditions and can be used in many ways. The stories also offer opportunities for drama and research. Myths and Legends-the stories: National Curriculum Links KS2.This document outlines the National Curriculum linkages when using the stories for English at KS2.Myths and Legends-the stories: National Curriculum Links KS3.This document outlines the National Curriculum linkages when using the stories for English at KS3.yths and Legends-the E2BN literacy tools: National Curriculum Links KS3.This document outlines the National Curriculum links when using the literacy tools for English at KS3. How Myths and Legends supports Year 3 Unit 2 objectives.This document outlines Myths and Legends support for year 3 unit 2 objectives.