Schemes of Work
Twice each term, Drama & Theatre publishes five online schemes of work written by experienced teachers and examiners, which are available exclusively to our Full Membership, Digital Membership and Schemes of Work subscribers. They cover Key Stages 2-5 across a variety of exam boards and specifications, providing indispensable content for your classroom teaching.
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SubscribeThe Working Notebook: Top tips on how to prepare
KS 5
This is a guide to creating the Working Notebook that is the written coursework that accompanies the devising unit for AQA A Level Drama.
Shakespeare character work
KS 3
This scheme of work uses a range of Shakespeare’s characters as a basis for exploration and a springboard for devising.
Ways into Creative Writing and Drama
KS 3 KS 4
This scheme of work, involving six 120-minute sessions, uses both Creative Writing and Drama.
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
KS 4
The OCR Drama GCSE course, in common with the other exam boards, comes in three sections: the non-examined assessment Devising Drama, the examination performance Presenting and Performing Texts, and...
Myths and Legends
KS 2
This scheme of work introduces students to the theme of myths and legends, taking in three of the best-known and most entertaining tales: Pandora’s Box, Beowulf and the legend of Robin Hood.
Courage and perseverance
KS 4
The subject of courage and perseverance is a big one, with many sources of inspiration to draw on.
Practical Puppetry
KS 4
When we think of puppets we may immediately think of Punch and Judy or a classic puppet theatre, however, the tradition of puppetry and puppet theatre is an art form that dates back to ancient Greece....
Ways of seeing
KS 3 KS 4
When we look at people or places, when we learn/hear/assume/witness things, we form judgements, we make decisions. Whether we are quick or slow to react, the ways a character sees things and is seen...
The Reflective Report: Top tips for preparing students and structuring the written coursework
KS 5
My students approach the Reflective Report in stages throughout the course, finishing it so that it is ready for the examiner to take away with them on the day of the Component 3 practical exam.
Behind the headlines
KS 2
Although physical newspapers - and their headlines - are less omnipresent these days, they still play a part in spreading news.