<p>This was initially designed for a competence based curriculum and for year 9s.<br /> The scheme of work uses a lot of the RSC active approaches to exploring the use of villains in a variety of plays.<br /> The final assessment was to create the prequel or sequel to one of the plays with a focus on the villain.<br /> This of course can be adapted to focus on an analytical aspect.<br /> There are links to youtube and also you will need to use the RSC teacher packs for some resources as this is what I mainly use when preparing and planning.<br /> The lessons were for 2 hours and therefore you may need to cut and change where a lesson starts and ends to suit your school.</p>

<p>A lesson that I did with my year 11s on Hacksaw Ridge.<br /> Descriptive writing.<br /> DROP SHIFT ZOOM AND LINK</p>

<p>A huge booklet full of different activities and tasks for students to complete independently.</p> <p>The perfect workbook for any student studying Othello at KS5. This was originally created for IBDP students but would be good for any literature course.</p>

<p>I’ve designed this for the whole school, specifically to celebrate Shakespeare’s birthday.<br /> There are some video links for students to watch but there should be a link to each subject (apart from ICT - apologies)<br /> The idea is that students are made aware of the idea that Shakespeare is applicable to every subject and not just English.</p> <p>There are also form time activities for students to complete with tutors.</p>