Drama provides opportunities to research interpret and analyse the actions of human beings in various contexts: in essence, what it is to be Human. Drama is all about problem solving and the way that lessons are structured give students experience of working under pressure, developing resilience and the importance of perseverance. The practical, collaborative nature of the subject provides a means of preparing students for the demands of their future lives in their interactions with others by developing their verbal communication skills and inter-personal relationships.
Introduction to devising and script work. With a focus on conduct and group work.
Developing devising and scripted work.
Application of skills in devising and script work.
Learning about Job Roles and Practitioners in existing plays. Working towards and performing plays. Creating drama based on a Brief for an audience.
Analysing the work of Theatre Practitioners. Understanding and performing contrasting styles of Theatre. Collaborative Group Workshop to create performance work.
Useful links
Key Stage 3
How Studying Drama Can Benefit Students Outside of the Drama Classroom
Key Stage 4
The Importance of Drama: Transferable Skills
Key Stage 5
Extra curricular opportunities
Annual School Show,
Key Stage 3 Drama Club,
End of year Talent Show.
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