Two complete Year 9 Drama schemes designed to bridge KS3 Drama and GCSE performance, directing, and practitioner work.

This bundle combines foundational directing skills with practitioner-based rehearsal and staging approaches, helping students move from basic performance understanding into more advanced theatrical decision-making.

Includes Two Complete Schemes
Directing Toolkit

Students explore:
the role of the director,
blocking and proxemics,
mood and atmosphere,
feedback and rehearsal structure,
and practical staging skills.
Direct Like a Practitioner

Students apply directing approaches inspired by:
Stanislavski,
Brecht,
Artaud,
and Physical Theatre.

The unit culminates in comparative directing and performance assessments.

What’s Included:
12+ hours of structured lessons
Detailed lesson plans
Student-facing PowerPoints
Neutral scripts for directing work
Practitioner handouts
Director’s Diary tasks
Peer and self-assessment materials
Scheme overviews and classroom resources

Perfect For:
Year 9 Drama
KS3→GCSE transition
Practitioner and directing units
GCSE Drama preparation
Devising and rehearsal work
High-attaining KS3 Drama groups

Built from practical rehearsal-room and classroom teaching experience, this bundle develops directing confidence, practitioner understanding, and collaborative performance skills through active theatre-making.

Continue the Practitioner & Devising Pathway
Year 9 Drama Practitioners
Advanced Drama Practitioners Bundle
GCSE Drama Performing Phases System
GCSE Drama Devising Phases System

If this bundle supports your classroom or rehearsal process, a short review helps other Drama teachers discover practical directing and practitioner resources.

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