Are you looking to create a clear, concise and effective assessment criteria for your KS3 Drama curriculum? If so, this resource pack will provide you with the perfect framework you need to offer structure and direction for both you and your pupils. Included in this resource pack is the following: Assessment framework for Years 7-9 (adaptable, depending on which year groups you teach and when pupils start Drama). Drama workbooks for Years -9. Differentiated for specific year groups and editable, depending on year groups you teach and exam boards you work with (specific to Year 9 in preparation for GCSE). The assessment framework can also be used as a target-setting tool, where pupils termly or half-termly use their workbooks to review their progress and to offer another level of inter-activity, they can use a passport-sized photo to move around the framework display board (preferably on show in each classroom) as and when they achieve each set target. For more information and/or guidance, feel free to contact me on phil.brooks@hotmail.co.uk TES Shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/PhilBrooks78

A 6-week Mask scheme of work, exploring techniques and scenarios. All lessons come complete with detailed powerpoints and supporting resources, so no planning is needed and you are ready to go! This tried-and-tested pack allows pupils to develop their understanding, confidence and creativity with masks. A great opportunity for young actors to explore this traditional art-form, although with a modern twist!

This tried-and-tested 6 week Drama scheme of work is designed to introduce your pupils to the Ancient Roman civilization. The perfect support scheme to exploring this popular History topic in primary schools. Lesson 1: Roman Life Lesson 2: Roman Soldiers Lesson 3: Romulus and Remus Lesson 4: Boudicca, Warrior Queen Lesson 5: Pompeii Lesson 6: Roman Entertainment All lessons come complete with detailed powerpoints and supporting resources, so no planning is needed and you are ready to go!

Are you looking to create a clear, concise and effective assessment criteria for your Drama curriculum? If so, this resource pack will provide you with the perfect framework needed to offer structure and direction for both you and your pupils. The assessment framework can also be used as a target-setting tool, where pupils termly or half-termly use their workbooks to review their progress and to offer another level of inter-activity. They can also use a passport-sized photo to move around the framework display board (preferably on show in each classroom) as and when they achieve their set target. Included in this resource pack is the following: Assessment framework for Years 3-9 (adaptable, depending on which year groups you teach and when pupils start Drama). Drama workbooks for Years 5-9. Differentiated for specific year groups and editable, depending on year groups you teach and exam boards you work with (specific to Year 9 in preparation for GCSE).

Are you planning to deliver a Theatre in Education unit this year? If so, this extensive resource is perfect for you! The tried-and-tested T.I.E. pack includes: Schemes of work Assignment briefs Evidence tables Feeder school letter template Helpsheet Quiz Schedule template Self Assessment The end result could involve performances to younger pupils within your own school. Or if you fancy using this as a more wide-reaching opportunity, it has been very successful as an outreach project, with presentations being taken to local feeder schools. Management will love it and some of your pupils might even get the chance to visit and perform at their old Infants or Junior Schools! Popular themes to explore have been… Healthy eating Personal hygiene Road Safety Bullying Independence Enjoy! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/PhilBrooks78

Explore the theme of SUPER HEROES and VILLAINS, using this 6-week Drama powerpoint resource pack, which includes activities and assessment opportunities: All lessons come complete with detailed powerpoints and supporting resources, so no planning is needed and you are ready to go! Lesson 1:- What is a Super Hero? Lesson 2:- Super Hero Steve poem Lesson 3:- Super origins Lesson 4:- Hero and Villain showdown Lesson 5:- Super Villain monologue - developing/rehearsing Lesson 6:- Super Villain monologue - rehearsing/performing

“Double, double, toil and trouble!” A 4-lesson William Shakespeare’s Macbeth scheme of work which explores the plot, characters and themes of Shakespeare’s classic (and brutal!) tale. This pack includes: Scheme of work Powerpoints Lesson plans Unit overview Assessment criteria levels Activity sheets Script extracts

A fun and extensive 8-week ROMEO AND JULIET scheme which explores a variety of skills and techniques to help pupils develop their understanding and appreciation for Shakespeare’s classic play. This tried-and-tested pack includes… Powerpoints Scheme of work Unit Evaluation Unit Overview Level Descriptors Scene-by-scene breakdown Prologue Gang Warfare Prince’s Speech Modernizing Shakespeare Hip Hop What If? Part 1 What If? Part 2 Evaluation An ideal resource for both Drama and English lessons. For more historical theatre, check out THE DRAMATIC TIME MACHINE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12675215 Enjoy!

Explore the popular story of THE IRON MAN by Ted Hughes, using this fun 5-lesson Drama resource pack which investigates in detail the key themes, characters and plot sequences. All lessons come complete with detailed powerpoints and supporting resources, so no planning is needed and you are ready to go! Lesson 1:- The Crash Lesson 2:- Puppetry Lesson 3:- Hogarth Lesson 4:- The Farmers Lesson 5:- Dragon News Report Enjoy!

Explore the popular story of KENSUKE’S KINGDOM by Michael Morpurgo, using this extensive 8-lesson Drama resource pack which investigates in detail all the key themes, characters and plot sequences. This scheme comes complete with detailed powerpoints and supporting resources, so no planning is needed, you are ready to go! Lesson 1:- Travel Agency Lesson 2:- Travel presentation Lesson 3:- Picture Postcards Lesson 4:- Investigation Lesson 5:- Michael’s Story Lesson 6:- Island Life Lesson 7:- Kensuke and Michael Lesson 8:- Writing as Michael Washed up on an island in the Pacific, Michael struggles to survive on his own. With no food and no water, he curls up to die. When he wakes, there is a plate beside him of fish, of fruit, and a bowl of fresh water. He is not alone… Enjoy!

A fun and extensive 4-week TWELFTH NIGHT scheme which explores a variety of skills and techniques to help pupils develop their understanding and appreciation for Shakespeare’s classic play. This tried-and-tested pack includes… Powerpoints Unit Overview Level Descriptors Script extracts The Storm Twins Sir Toby and Sir Andrew Malvolio’s Dream An ideal resource for both Drama and English lessons. For more historical theatre, check out THE DRAMATIC TIME MACHINE: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12675215 Enjoy!

This one hour adapted script of Nikolai Gogol’s classic ‘The Government Inspector’ provides you with a reduced interpretation (approximately an hour performance time) that is ideal for actors aged 11 and above - I am currently rehearsing this with my Year 7 class! If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you. 18 pages and 28 speaking roles. Mayor Councillor A Councillor B Councillor C Councillor D Councillor E Councillor F Traffic Director Driver Health Director Patient Education Director Child Stranger Servant Waiter Bob Dob Bartender Band Member 1 Band Member 2 Band Member 3 Hotel Manager Anna, Mayor’s Wife Maria, Mayor’s Daughter News Reporter Town Crier Government Inspector

Looking for inspiration on how to teach dramatic GENRES? This 6-week Drama scheme of work is designed to introduce your pupils to a variety of genres. Soap Opera Horror News Game Show The assessment task allows pupils to choose a new genre to present for an audience. Feel free to personalize/adapt this scheme by adding your own genre ideas. Enjoy! https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/PhilBrooks78

Trying to think of ways you can help your pupils learn the areas of a stage? How about using the attached worksheet and combine it with the Noughts and Crosses game. Split your class into 2 teams - 1 = Noughts and 1 = Crosses. They have to physically stand on the ‘stage’ (you could use tape on the floor to mark out the areas, or maybe chairs?). Both teams then need to try and get 3 in a row by stating each area of the stage correctly as they enter the space. DOWNLOAD FOR FREE :) TES Shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/PhilBrooks78