This SOW explores verbatim theatre and is based on a resource created by 20Stories High, Tales from the MP3. Students are introduced to recorded delivery and then explore this technique creating their own performance using this method. Students explore other verbatim theatre plays. The SOW is in two halfs and then students explore a Taking Care of Baby (2007) by Dennis Kelly. This SOW is suitable for component 3 of GCSE Drama (AQA)

This SOW includes a Powerpoint with eight lessons (could easily be extended) suitable for KS3 or KS4 students. The SOW includes the sources used to create the PowerPoint and suitable scripts for the assessed performance. I do not own any of the media, text, script used

This a short scheme of work for LAMDA teachers to help children learn the skills they may need to pass their exams. The list of current poems are also attached. This resource could also be used in a classroom and includes assessment criteria and grading.

KS3 Drama Written Online Project Work KS3 Drama booklets to use for online/remote learning.

KS3 Drama Written Online Project Work KS3 Drama booklets to use for online/remote learning.

KS3 Drama booklets to use for online/remote learning.

This SOW looks at Romeo and Juliet scene by scene and include over 100 slides. Each scene is analysed and explained. The SOW allows the play to be explored through both practical and written activities. The powerpoint is ready to be used in lessons and can be easily adapted to be whole term of years worth of lessons. The activities are drawn from different sources inlcude Cambridge School Shakespeare - Romeo and Juliet, No Fear Shakespeare and the RSC. *I do not own any of the text, media, images or music used in this Powerpoint

This resource is a written booklet aimed at 11-14years involving mini research tasks and play creation using TIE style performances Tasks including story-boarding, script writing, research posters and paragraph writing. Some tasks include Augusto Boal and forum theatre. I do not own any of media, videos, text used.