This bundle includes two schemes of work that can be delivered during KS3 Drama lessons. One is an Arts in the Media scheme which focuses on soap opera and the second is a Drama Improvisation scheme. Also included in the bundle are four A4 audience role sheets that can be used during performance evaluations. The audience roles include The Interpretation Analyst and The Facilitator. Each sheet has key questions that the audience should consider when watching a performance. The sheets can be rotated to ensure each student completes all four audience roles.

This KS3 Drama bundle includes a scheme of work investigating and creating families in a family tree. The second resource is a lesson plan where students solve the crime of "Who stole the cake?" with the third being a lesson plan for a police investigation drama. All resources are included.

All three resources contain six one hour drama workshops each. There are two script sets of workshops (DNA and The Woman in Black) and there is a devised workshop where students will question if it is socially and morally right to discriminate.

There are fifteen drama cover lessons that can also be used as one off lessons included in this bundle. There are ten designed for KS4 and five designed for KS3.

This KS3 bundle includes two schemes of work and a set of performance analysis question cards. The Black History Scheme of Work uses historical and contemporary influential figures to create original pieces of drama. The spontaneous Drama improvisation scheme looks at the skills required to spontaneously create original pieces of work. The question cards are differentiated to enable all learners to participate during the evaluation of performances.