’The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime’ the play by Simon Stephens KS3 Drama Scheme of Work This is a 7 week Drama scheme of work aimed at Year 8 students although could easily be adapted for any KS3 year group. I have planned for 7 weeks in the scheme but I have also completed it over a 6 week and 8 week term as well - the assessment task or the physical theatre lesson can take an additional lesson. The scheme has a focus on character relationships in the play. It does include one physical theatre lesson, but this is not the main focus of the scheme. The scheme covers - introduction to the plot, understanding Christopher, Christopher and Ed, Christopher and Siobhan, physical theatre (at the train station) and an assessment task exploring a short scene and a monologue. This resources includes; Workbook PowerPoints for each of the 7 lessons. Resources The resources does include short extracts from the play itself, however I would suggest that you try to get a copy of the book yourself as it will support in the teaching of the scheme. Images from Noun Project are accredited in the Notes section of the PowerPoints.

Edexcel GCSE Drama Component Three - Section B - Live Theatre Review Pack Includes: Booklet with knowledge organisers for each of the performance and production elements. Answer booklet with practice questions for each of the performance and production elements, including structure strips for each of these to scaffold students. 10 Powerpoints for lessons on the performance / production elements. NOTE: This pack uses ‘Ocean at the End of the Lane’ as the production being discussed. This pack has been created to be adapted for each production that you may see - all the knowledge organisers, the answer booklet and many of the activities can easily be used without much / no adaptation at all.

KS3 Drama Cover Lessons Booklet A booklet of 26 different cover lessons for KS3 Drama. A range of worksheets and tasks suitable for desk based Drama or could be adaptred for Remote Learning. Included are the cover sheets for each lesson and any worksheets needed (78 page document) - great for last minute cover lessons. Cover sheets do include a mix of written and practical tasks. I have tried to keep them generic to make them easy to adapt to the topic of the lesson or to be able to used last minute for any class. Could also be used as tasks for students in isolation room. A PDF version and a Powerpoint version of the booklet are included so that you can adapt to the needs of your lesson.

’Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ KS3 Drama Scheme of Work This is a 7 week Drama scheme of work aimed at Year 7 students although could easily be adapted for any KS3 year group. The scheme covers the use of characterisation and relationships, with some moments of reflection on student’s own feelings and emotions. This resources includes; Scheme of work. Workbook (including reading for each lesson) PowerPoints for each of the 7 lessons. Resources I don’t include the assessment extracts in this as there is quite a sizeable amount of the script included. You can choose any part of the script that you think would work for this or alternatively, I have also allowed students to select their favourite extract from those studied in lessons to use as their final assessment - this worked really well.

**Scheme of Work based on Matilda by Roald Dahl. ** This is a 5 week scheme of work (although can be extended over 6 weeks - I have included 6 PowerPoints but lesson 4 and 5 can be combined) aimed at Year 7 students. It could work well for Key Stage Two Drama students also. This resources includes; Scheme of work. PowerPoints for each of the 5 lessons. Resources. The lessons cover the topics of; Telling the Story through still images Characterisation The Chokey (Soundscapes and Physical Theatre) Revolting Children (from the musical - this one often takes two lessons) The Ending of the Story.

**KS3 Drama Scheme of Work on Commedia dell’Arte and Mask ** This is a 6 week scheme of work aimed at Year 8 students although could easily be adapted for any KS3 year group. This resources includes; Scheme of work. PowerPoints for each of the 6 lessons. Resources. The lessons cover the topics of; Status in Drama Introduction to Commedia and the stock characters Exploring Status in Commedia Lazzi Introduction to Mask (based on use of Trestle masks) Developing Mask Work

Monologue and Duologue Rehearsal Technique Support Cards Developed to aid students when they are in rehearsal for their GCSE or A Level scripted performances however many of the activities would also work well with younger students. Includes 32 rehearsal techniques to help students in the rehearsal process - there are 26 techniques in the monologue cards and then an additional 6 exclusively for the duologue cards. Each card also includes reflection questions to support to consider how the technique could support their final performance. I have a number of these card sets printed and laminated on keychains so that each group can select the rehearsal technique appropriate to them in the rehearsal lessons, however you could also have cards printed separately so that you could select the technique for them. I have included the PDF file (ready to print) and the PowerPoint, in case you wish to adapt the wording of a technique or want to add your own rehearsal techniques. You may need to change the font on the titles if you use the PowerPoint version as I downloaded this font. Some of the activities are the same as those in my Devising Theatre Support Cards, however there is also a range of additional techniques.

Scheme of Work based on ‘The Woman in Black’, adapted by Stephen Mallatratt This is a 10 lesson scheme of work (although can be extended over further weeks or equally cut down to a shorter scheme) aimed at Year 9 KS3 students. It could work well for Key Stage Four Drama students also. This resources includes; Scheme of work. PowerPoints for each of the 10 lessons. Workbook The scheme covers techniques such as; Soundscape Multi-role Tension and Atmosphere Set Design Hot-seating Role Play Still Images

Drama Games Cards A set of cards with descriptions of 39 different drama games for use in the classroom. This is a handy resource for non-specialists teaching drama, student drama club leaders or just as a visual reminder of your favourite games! Some of the games are classics, some may be new to you. Rules may vary to your own as these are how I know them but you can easily adapt. I have printed out the resource (2 slides per page), laminated them and put them on a keyring for ease of use! The resource includes a PDF version and the original PowerPoint to allow you to add your own favourite games or change the rules to your version!

**KS3 Drama Scheme of Work on Devising At Desks Using ‘Free’ by David Grant ** This is a 7 week scheme of work aimed at Year 8 students although could easily be adapted for any KS3 year group. This has been created for KS3 lessons in a classroom at desks (although could be adapted to a drama room too). The idea is that the lessons build to a whole class devised performance, using the play ‘Free’ by David Grant as a stimulus. The students play students, in a classroom, who are left without a teacher. I have aimed to introduce students to a few different ways to approach devising scenes. This resources includes; Scheme of work. Workbook (including reading for each lesson) PowerPoints for each of the 7 lessons. Resources. Technique Cards Ideas for Remote Learning (just in case!) The lessons cover the topics of; Creating a Character (using character profile and hot-seating) Developing a Plot (following a story arc) Dilemma (Short scenes including techniques) Main Moment (Still images, improvisation and thought-tracking) Ensemble Movement Assembling the Performance Final Performance

History of Theatre Scheme of Work Aimed at Key Stage Four Drama. This scheme of work covers a practical exploration of Greek Theatre, Medieval Theatre, Elizabethan Theatre and Kitchen Sink Drama. The aim of the scheme is to extract key features from each of these times periods that may help develop students’ own performance work further with a brief history of each of the time periods. This bundle includes the scheme of work, PowerPoints (these are labelled but can be stretched out across lessons) and resources. There should be timers on the first PowerPoint but these don’t seem to be working at the moment - I have left the slides in so that you could add in your own timers (or use an online alternative).

Macbeth KS3 Drama Scheme of Work This is a 7 week Drama scheme of work aimed at Year 9 students. Each lesson contains a performance and design option for students to choose between - created to support students who haven’t opted for GCSE Drama with the aim of giving them an understanding of Macbeth in performance (my students study it for GCSE English). My students had done some work on each of the design elements previously, so I don’t go into detail about how to do these. The scheme covers four short extracts from the play, looking at different characters and with a focus on status, intentions, intepretation or atmosphere in the scene. The last two lessons are based on completing a live theatre review. I have used the National Theatre ‘Macbeth’ from 2017, found on the National Theatre Collection. This resources includes; Workbook (containing most of the resources for the design tasks) PowerPoints for each of the 7 lessons. Resources There is no written scheme of work with this resource. Images from Noun Project are accredited in the Notes section of the PowerPoints.

A collection of different drama improvisation or scene starters. A fantastic resource for use in lessons or extra-curricular clubs. These scenarios are suitable for a range of key stages as they are so open. Includes: 60 Locations 40 Occasions 48 Characters 36 Emotions / Characteristics 12 Genres / Styles 40 Opening Lines 20 Opening and Closing Lines 32 Scene Titles 31 One Line Scenarios 7 Short Scripts You will receive a PDF and PowerPoint version of the booklet to allow you to make you own adaptations and additions.

Devising Theatre Support Cards Developed to aid students when they are develop their GCSE devised performances however many of the activities would also work well with A Level students. Includes 46 different exercises and rehearsal techniques to help students in the initial stages of devising, during the main rehearsals and in the final stages before a performance. Each card also includes reflection questions to support with student responses when completing their written coursework. I have a number of these card sets printed and laminated on keychains so that each group can select the rehearsal technique appropriate to them in the devising lessons, however you could also have cards printed separately so that you could select the technique for them. I have included the PDF file (ready to print) and the PowerPoint, in case you wish to adapt the wording of a technique or want to add your own rehearsal techniques in also. You may need to change the font on the titles if you use the PowerPoint version as I downloaded this font.

’The Arrival’ by Shaun Tan KS3 Drama Scheme of Work This is a 6 week Drama scheme of work aimed at Year 8 students although could easily be adapted for any KS3 year group. I have planned for 6 weeks in the scheme but I have also completed it over a 7 week term as well - the assessment task can take an additional lesson. The scheme has a focus on non-verbal communication and physical skills, covering different techniques that help to promote their awareness of these areas. The scheme covers - non-verbal communication, whole class still image, ensemble movement, puppetry, working from a stimulus and use of short script extracts. This resources includes; Scheme of work. Workbook PowerPoints for each of the 6 lessons. Resources The resources does include photos of the parts of the book I used for each lesson, however I would suggest that you try to get a copy of the book yourself as it will support in the teaching of the scheme (and is a beautiful book!). Images from Noun Project are accredited in the Notes section of the PowerPoints.

’Blood Brothers’ Retrieval Task Worksheets For the study of ‘Blood Brothers’ by Willy Russell. All retrieval tasks are based on; the plot, the characters, the style, genre and structure or quotes from the play. This resource can be used in English or Drama lessons. Includes 25 worksheets based on 15 different retrieval activities. A number of the tasks are based on the activities in Kate Jones’ Retrieval Practical series of books. I have included the PowerPoint version of the worksheets so that they are fully adaptable for you, depending on the questions or knowledge you wish to test. They can also work as templates for other texts studied. NOTE - Answers not included to allow you to adapt to your own teaching of the text and the subject content.

**Ideal Project for Classroom Based Drama or Distance Learning ** KS3 Shadow Puppet Project This is a project which I created when I was due to be out of lessons for a number of weeks. Students can work their way through the booklet and will eventually create and perform their own shadow puppet performances. I am keeping this resource free in the hope it may help those having to teach in classrooms or remotely during these difficult times.

Poster and Description of Drama Ambassador’s Scheme. Includes a poster design and description of how to run a small scale Drama Ambassador scheme in your school to reward those who offer their time and effort to supporting your Drama department.

Drama Student Role Cards Drama Student Role Cards for Differentiation. I have these printed and laminated on lanyards. Students may be given a specific role in lessons depending on the tasks given to the class. These work well to support students to explore roles that they may not have previously tried. Each card has a couple of questions to support in their role.