Under Unit 1 of the WJEC/EDUQAS Drama GCSE there is the compulsory element of writing an evaluation of performance. This resource is for preparation of learners in writing their evaluation under examination conditions and a supportive mechanism for those weaker literacy learners who choose Drama for their love of creativity and performance. This is a tool to use prior to writing the evaluation and allows learners to make notes, this is not a tool to be used in the examination room at the time of writing the evaluation.

Starting GCSE Drama learners must explore practitioners to create their practical examination performances. This resource pack covers 8 hours/lessons of learning about practitioner Antonin Artaud. It includes power points, links, homework tasks and practical class tasks.

Under the WJEC/EQUDAS GCSE Unit 3 (written paper) examination all learners must complete a question based on a piece of theatre they have seen. This document is a preparation document for a piece of theatre the students have seen to make notes and use key terminology to prepare their answers and focus’ for the examination answer as a preparation tool.

Starting GCSE Drama learners must explore practitioners to create their practical examination performances. This resource pack covers 6 hours/lessons of learning about practitioner Bertolt Brecht. It includes power points, video links, homework tasks and practical class tasks.

Starting GCSE Drama learners must explore styles of theatre to create their practical examination performances. This resource pack covers 4 hours/lessons of learning about the theatre style of Physical Theatre that links to the play ‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time’. It includes power points, video links, homework tasks and practical class tasks.

Under Unit 1 of the WJEC/EDUQAS GCSE Drama examination requirements all learners must complete a portfolio of work and within this a Creative Log explaining their process behind the creation of the performance piece. This resource is the ‘dummies guide’ to writing a Creative Log, split into the 3 sections of 300 words with bullet point hints and tips for your actors/technical candidates to support their writing progress. This can be used in lessons or set as homework.