Full Drama unit for Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, including all resources. Originally planned for Y6 (10-11 yrs) but suitable for ages 8-14. This was planned using ideas from my training with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Can also be used for English lessons.

Visual timetable created for all Primary subjects. Word and PDF formats. Bright and colourful visual timetable to show children what is coming in their day - great for neurodivergent students among others.

A list of reading recommendations for students aged 9-11. Suitable for Years 5-6 or Grades 4-5. Includes a synopsis for each book and separated into genres.

Drama Plan for Reception unit (suitable for ages 3-7) on role play, dressing up and building dens. 10 x 30 minute lessons including warm up games and activities based around pretending. Includes ideas for using hats, dress up clothes and developing their own superhero.

Unit plan for Mime and Mask for KS2. 6 lessons including mime using their bodies, mime using inanimate objects and mime with masks. Includes lessons for using balloons and chairs, but can also substitute objects for umbrellas or other household objects. Can also use whatever resources you have to hand. The masks I use are just the simple cardboard ones you can buy cheaply, but you can also use Trestle masks or anything that covers the face. If no masks available, you can still do most of the activities.

Unit plan and resources for Wonder, the novel by RJ Palacio. Including drama games and warm up activities as well as activities that focus on the characters, themes and symbolism in the book. Suitable for KS2 or KS3.

FREE resource: Detailed list of ideas for how to use drama to bring English curriculum to life and ideas for other subjects included too. Includes ways to look at characters, scenes, speeches, with some specific examples, but also all very easily applicable to other texts or characters.