A series of questions based on existing mocks for the old set texts, adapted for ‘I Love You Mum - I Promise I Won’t Die’ (& Live Theatre). Originally used a classroom based mock. DISCLAIMER - This resource has no affiliation with Eduqas or WJEC, who have not produced any sample assessments for the new texts. This has just been created by a GCSE teacher and Examiner, and shared in the hope others may find it useful.

A 1-lesson scheme on Silent Movies designed for students who are studying from home. Answer sheet provided for easy marking.

A scheme of work designed to introduce students to the world of Commedia dell’Arte from behind their desks. It includes a PowerPoint and a work booklet for the students to use to support their learning. It also includes a teacher work booklet with key answers, should you be unsure on any of the key details. Most lessons also contain an element of practical work, to ensure they are still utilising their acting skills. Includes detailed instructions for 4 lessons, along with ideas for how you could extend this Scheme, should you want to (the last slide of the PowerPoint). If you would like me to create a PowerPoint for any of the ideas in the last slide, comment on this post, and I will try and get one made for you ASAP.

The following resource has been created using the terminology from the Eduqas specification, but the skills and knowledge are applicable to all syllabi for GCSE (and A-Level). It contains roughly 3 lessons of prep time (depending on how quickly your pupils grasp and make notes on Key Terminology), and 2 lessons of show analysis (again, group dependent). The unit also contains 2 work sheets - One to support students with note taking during the show, and one to support them with their individual notes for their folders.

A 6-week Scheme of Work designed for Home Learning, which can also easily be switched into a classroom environment. This Scheme covers the history of Radio Plays, sound effects, stage directions and adapting dialogue for Radio. Scheme of Work includes PowerPoints for each lesson (as well as an overall PowerPoint), a work booklet for students, an answer booklet for teachers, and a feedback form for the final task (a Radio Script). As always, if you find any issues / teething problems, let me know and I will correct the online versions so you can download the new versions free of charge.

A series of 6 lessons designed to introduce students to the Eduqas set text ‘I Love You Mum - I Promise I Won’t Die’. The pack includes a PowerPoint with details for the 6 lessons (including 1 course introduction lesson), and the resources needed.

I have created a mock paper for the new set texts based on the old style of paper. This has been designed to replicate an official paper, giving the students the experience of a real exam in the absence of mock papers provided by the exam board. I have included page numbers for the majority of extracts (where I had access to the exam copy of the text), but please check the page numbers are entered for your chosen set text (if you want to message me the page numbers for any that aren’t included I will update the resource as I go). DISCLAIMER: This resource is not directly affiliated with Eduqas or WJEC, but has been made by a GCSE teacher and examiner to support teachers who don’t currently have a Mock paper with the new set texts.

4 Lessons of learning adapted to be suitable for Home Learning. Focused on the topic of the history of Commedia dell’Arte. Features a PowerPoint for online learning, and an adapted PowerPoint for printing to send to students working on paper. Your choice of a selection of videos / resources to replace the videos if students dont have access to the videos from home. Includes both PowerPoints and Workbook. Both can be uploaded and edited on the school website, or print them off and send them home to students. Can be used with any Key Stage 3 class, or could even be used with all 3 to provide a streamlined home learning experience. Also can be easily switched to classroom learning when schools reopen.

7 Lessons of learning adapted to be suitable for Home Learning. Focused on the topic of the history of British Theatre. Starting with Mystery plays and working through to Melodrama. There is a version of PowerPoint for students who are learning online and a version of the PowerPoint for students who need paper copies of the work. Includes 2 different PowerPoints and Workbook. Both can be uploaded and edited on the school website, or print them off and send them home to students. Can be used with any Key Stage 3 class, or could even be used with all 3 to provide a streamlined home learning experience. Also can be easily switched to classroom learning when schools reopen.

A scheme of work designed to be delivered in a classroom setting, covering the evolution of British Theatre. Includes 1 additional resource (all other tasks are designed to end up on lined paper). There are a total of at least 7 lessons, meaning you pay less than £1 a lesson. Alongside this Scheme, I have another classroom based Drama scheme, and 2 socially distanced Drama schemes of work. Please add a comment if there are any topics you would like me to cover in future schemes.

This is an entirely desk based Scheme of Work, with 14 lessons on how you take a performance from Page to Stage. It is focused on ‘A Midsummer Nights Dream’, and includes extracts from the script and notes for teachers on how different areas can be taught. It goes from understanding Shakespeare and the Iambic Pentameter to Designing Set, Costume and Lighting. This Scheme of Work was designed for Year 9, but would work with any Key Stage 3 group. NOTE: It does include ONE practical assessment, which is individually rehearsed and desk based and could be skipped out if you aren’t comfortable.

106 slides containing (at least) 18 lessons of socially distanced Drama, ready for the new school year. It covers 10 Dramatic Devices commonly used in Theatre, using a variety of different stories as stimuli. Includes definitions and activities for; monologue, still image, slow motion, freeze frame, thought tracking, cross cutting, mime, narration, placards and song & dance. Designed for Year 8, but could work with a variety of contexts. Lessons for sitting behind a desk, lessons for socially distanced practical assessments, and ideas for Distance Learning (some suggestions through-out). Home Learning tasks suggestions included, as well as reminders for returning graded work, and prompts for where to include the Grading Criteria for each task. Also includes 7 typed up resources to support learning, with each resource linked directly to a lesson. 50p a lesson, with enough lessons to get you to Christmas, at the earliest. Designed to follow on from the Schemes of Work that I am creating for Year 7, the first of which is already available on TES for £12.50. Comment if you want any specific topics covered.

158 slides containing (at least) 25 lessons of socially distanced Drama, ready for the new school year. It covers Greek Theatre, Asian Theatre (specifically Chinese) and African Theatre (specifically West African). Includes clear reference to two acting skills; Vocal work and Movement. Designed for Year 7, but could work with a variety of contexts. Lessons for sitting behind a desk, lessons for socially distanced practical assessments, and lessons for Home Learning. Home Learning tasks suggestions included, as well as reminders for returning graded work, and prompts for where to include the Grading Criteria for each task. Also includes 8 typed up resources to support learning, with each resource linked directly to a lesson. 50p a lesson, with enough lessons to get you to February Half Term, at the earliest. Similar resources designed for Year 8 & 9 to follow. Comment if you want any specific topics covered.

A six lesson Scheme of Work introducing students to Greek Theatre. Provided is a copy of the PowerPoint (a full version, and a lesson by lesson version for setting online), and the work booklet that the students complete. No videos, all resources mentioned in the PowerPoint included in the videos. As always, I am teaching this in my school, so any issues or updates I will ammend online as they are brought to my attention.