Romeo and Juliet diary lesson, encourages students to empathise with the characters and understand the relationship between Romeo and Juliet. Orginally planned as an English cover lesson, however it would work well in Drama too Ideal for cover lesson Work sheet included!

KS3 Drama Devising SOW designed to develop students devising skills. The lessons use a range of stimuli to enagage students and follows the KS4 Devising crtieria. SOW theme/based around a missing person which has seen a positive enagagement from students. PPT also available and bundle available

KS3 Drama Devising SOW 15 lessons Detailed 15 Lesson SOW with detailed lesson plans, including learning outcomes and range of techniques/stimuli Created following the curriculum for KS4 Devising PPT also available/ bundle available

KS2/ KS3 Intro to Drama SOW 9 lessons Perfect for students who are new to studying Drama, introduces basic Drama techniques such as: freeze frame, mime and improvisation. The SOW includes a formative and summative assessment, detailed lesson plans and learning outcomes Could be used for high level KS2 students

KS3 Drama SOW 6 Lessons Devising SOW which follows the theme of ‘School present and past’ Great for an intro to Drama/Y7 students Covers basic Drama skills and introduces some script work Introduces some more advanced techniques for students who require to be challenged Includes scripts and formative and summative assessments

Curious incident of the dog in the night time Judy monologue lesson Script included Allows students to focus on mime, script work and stage craft

Lesson based on the play Lysistrata Great for KS4/KS5 studying the play or perhaps english lit students looking for a deeper understanding

A lesson from a war and conflict SOW created for Y10 students following GCSE Edexcel Could easily be adapted for KS3 students Encourages students to focus on their individual performance and includes intention sheet which could be used for the term

SOW based around Romeo and Juliet in a modern context focused on the ‘gang’ element to the story. Perfect for KS3 students or as an introduction to Shakespeare Varied lessons with formative and summative assessment and homework

Used as part of a Y10 SOW Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time for GCSE Edexcel Drama Written lesson for component two focused on intentions and objectives and the difference between the two