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About our impactAs part of the 2019 Festival, Lauren staged a one-woman adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing.
These Curriculum resources are just for Teacher-Directors who are participating in our annual Festival, and are available BackStage.
This scheme is part of our 2018 Democracy season. It uses the thrilling world of Julius Caesar to take pupils on a journey through Democracy. Pupils investigate
The scheme allows pupils to become part of the democractic process themselves and campaign for changes to be made that will affect their school lives.
The scheme comes with interactive whiteboard games courtesy of partner Triptico, a full scheme PowerPoint and detailed, fully resourced lesson plans to cover a whole half term of teaching
This exciting 6 week scheme of work immerses students into the dark and dangerous world of Elsinore, where Hamlet is on trial for the murder of Polonius. It’s a cross curricular scheme covering:
This 6 week scheme of work explores Shakespeare’s language through a combination of drama and text based exercises, with extracts from Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth and The Merchant of Venice. It covers:
This secondary resource takes inspiration from Mark Antony's speech at the funeral of Caesar.
It's a great opportunity to mix politics and English language/literature...
It allows pupils to explore the rhetorical devices used by Shakespeare and
Fully resourced over several lessons, with a scheme PowerPoint and several interactive video resources, this provides a stimulating half term focus
This exciting and accessible scheme of work teaches SEN pupils about
It includes lots of drama activities and extracts from Henry V to show how strong political leaders win over their audiences
Also included is a fantastic social story about the General Election
The scheme allows pupils to become part of the democractic process themselves and campaign for changes to be made that will affect their school lives.
The scheme comes with interactive whiteboard games courtesy of partner Triptico, a full scheme PowerPoint and detailed, fully resourced lesson plans to cover a whole half term of teaching
This thrilling SEN Secondary scheme of work, designed to run for approximately twenty teaching sessions, takes your SEN pupils on an exciting trip to Shakespeare's disgusting old London, with squelching mud from clattering carts, vile smells and chopped off heads hanging from spikes on London Bridge! When your pupils have found their way into the city, they will become apprentice actors in Shakespeare's Globe theatre, learning about his magical play The Tempest and royal fan Queen Elizabeth!
This 110 page scheme of work includes a host of multi-sensory activities, differentiated experiences and outcomes and online games courtesy of our education partners Triptico. Exclusive extracts from award winning author Susan Cooper's historical story King of Shadows will inspire and excite your pupils.
Also included are some incredible symbol cards, created by Widgit Software, specialists in providing support to learners with language and communication difficulties. The scheme links to History curriculum and social and communication objectives, and is designed to be fun and easy to teach!
With us, young people change their attitude to learning; we instill curiosity, empathy and pride.
About our impactWith us, young people change their attitude to learning; we instill curiosity, empathy and pride.
About our impactEvery year we help thousands of young people from across the UK become better at teamwork, more confident and more ambitious.
About our impactEvery year we help thousands of young people from across the UK become better at teamwork, more confident and more ambitious.
About our impactWith us, young people change their attitude to learning; we instill curiosity, empathy and pride.
About our impactOur flagship project is the Festival - the world’s largest youth drama festival.
About our impactCoram SSF is a cultural education charity that exists to instil curiosity and empathy, aspiration and self-esteem, literacy and teamwork - giving young people the confidence to see that all the world is their stage.
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