This word document outlines the 6 questions students have to respond to within their Portfolio (coursework) as well as outlining in student friendly wording what they need to refer to in each question. Students can use this as guide to help ensure they are discussing the right elements in each question and achieving the highest marks possible.

This in-depth 24 page booklet explores every aspect of Section A of the Edexcel GCSE Drama written exam (45 marks). The booklet includes: a breakdown of every question that will be asked (4, 6, 9, 12 and 14 mark questions) Exemplar answers of each question Structures of how to answer each question Recap tasks for key skills (e.g. acting and design skills) Practice questions to complete with space to write them in the booklet The answers are focused on ‘An Inspector Calls’ but the booklet is easily transferable and useful for students who are studying any of the plays from the set text list.

These resources are focused on achieving top band results for the largest questions in the AQA GCSE Dance Written Exam (Section C 12 markers). These resources include: An 18 slide PowerPoint analysing past 12 mark questions, structure to follow, example answers, guidance for revision and ideas to help them. 2 x 12/12 exemplar answers for students to analyse A 17 page revision booklet for students to complete helping them consolidate their knowledge and use it for final revision before the exam This work can spand over 4 hours and significantly improve results within the most challenging aspect of the exam.

This in-depth 43 slide PowerPoint covers everything you need to know for Section B of the written exam for Edexcel A Level Drama. The PowerPoint covers: Question 3 Performer Question 4 Designer Throughout the slides, the work includes: Exemplar answers Structures to help students answer the questions Exam technique and key terminology to include All past questions Activities to practice writing answers. This is will definitely help students achieve high marks within this section of the exam!

Eduqas A Level Drama Component 3 Written Exam Sec A and B Revision Pack This 19 page revision pack is suitable for all set texts (as it isn’t specific to any text) and covers Sec A and B requirements. The Revision Pack includes: A list of ‘What could be asked in’ Sec A A guidance structure to follow for all Sec A answers Practise Activity to recap key terminology (including lighting, set, costume, sound, vocal and movement skills) Practise of drawing own set designs 2 Weak Exam paragraphs to improve 10 Sec A Exam Questions to practise A guidance structure to follow for Sec B answers Example mark scheme for Sec B Activity for original production information Activity for live theatre references 4 Practise Sec B questions

This detailed booklet has been designed to help support students writing their Component 1 Creative Log for Eduqas GCSE Drama. The booklet includes: explanation of the coursework descriptions of each stages requirements exemplar paragraphs (achieved full marks) What to include within each ‘stage’. There is also space for students to draft their own work so it is all kept in one place to help with organisation.

A great resource pack to help students to start developing their own Directorial Concepts for Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time (Sec C of the written exam - Component 3). The resource focuses on initial ideas for the entire play (as the exam board requires students to make reference to the entire play as well as focus on the chosen extract) so is good to use at the start of your teaching. Easy to print and students can complete the work in the booklet itself.

This in depth scheme of work spands over 6- 8 hours, teaching students how to evaluate a live theatre show. Each lesson allows: time to watch a section of the show focus on a specific element of theatre e.g. set design, lighting, costume, acting etc so they understand all aspects of live productions a task to complete evaluating what they have seen The resources include: 40 slide PowerPoint different worksheets including differentiated writing frames/ guidance This is great for specialist teachers to prepare them for GCSE Drama written exam but also for non-specialists teaching drama as it is fully guided/ clear for all. Video of the show is available to buy on DVD/ on YouTube!

This worksheet contains all past and other possible questions that could be asked for Edexcel A Level Drama Section A Live Theatre. Very helpful for students to stick in their books and use when answering practice questions to fully prepare them for the exam!

This in depth scheme of work spands over 4-6 hours, teaching students how to evaluate a live theatre show. Each lesson allows: time to watch a section of the show focus on a specific element of theatre e.g. set design, lighting, costume, acting etc so they understand all aspects of live productions a task to complete evaluating what they have seen The resources include: 29 slide PowerPoint different worksheets including differentiated writing frames/ guidance This is great for specialist teachers to prepare them for GCSE Drama written exam but also for non-specialists teaching drama as it is fully guided/ clear for all.

Eduqas GCSE Drama Revision Pack covering both Sec A Hard to Swallow and Sec B Live Theatre. A great revision pack as each activity contains a set number of points (easier tasks = lower points) students have to make up to atleast 30 points but can do more. This works brilliantly as students feel they have a choice and become more motivated to complete the work. This 22 page Revision Pack, tasks include: Revision of the play ‘Hard to Swallow’ and what happens (Sec A) Practise of own set designs for each stage type (Sec A) Information about the original play (Sec A) Example Sec A questions - including smaller mark questions as well as higher mark questions Revising structure to follow for Sec B questions Example Sec B exam paragraph for lighting - students can analyse and use to help their own work Example Sec B Exam Questions including acting and design focus Easy to print and students can complete work in the booklet itself!

Two mock/ practice exam papers for AQA GCSE Dance. Mock 1: Includes a range of Section A and B questions. There are 20 marks available for a range of questions based on Section A and then 12 marks (2 x 6 mark questions) for Section B. There is also a PowerPoint to guide the lesson with time for students to revise independently beforehand. Great to use as a mini mock exam and help inform assessment data Mock 2: Includes a range of Section A, B and C questions Is intended to be used after Mock 1 but can be used at any time There are 20 marks available for a range of questions based on Section A, 12 marks (2 x 6 mark questions) for Section B and then 10 marks on a range of questions based on ‘Shadows’ for Section C. Great to use as an end of year mock exam or part way through the year to help inform assessment data Both have space for the students to write their answers exactly like they will in the real exam!

This detailed guide helps students completing Sound Design to create a successful portfolio alongside their actual sound design to achieve the highest marks possible in either the devised or scripted units/ components. The guide can be printed off and handed to students who can complete the tasks during lesson time/ homework to ensure all elements are covered and keep them busy. Suitable for a wide range of exam boards!

This PowerPoint includes 14 different images from professional live theatre productions (including West End/ Broadway shows as well as National Theatre plays). Each slide includes some questions to engage students into discussing what stands out to them as well as specific production elements such as set design, lighting etc. This is a great to immediately engage students in drama as a starter or do now task and inspire them! Can be used for any ages from KS3, GCSE or A Level!

This 22 page booklet resource contains 15 different monologues/ duologues for students to perform for their GCSE and A Level exams. The pack includes serious, comedic and also mature/ challenging monologues from plays such as ‘Bluebird’ by Simon Stephens, ‘Mercy Fines’ by Shelly Silas and Oliver Lansley’s ‘Immaculate’. All scripts used before and gained excellent marks! Great to change up ideas and perform different scripts!

This in-depth 23 slide PowerPoint which can spand over 4 hours helps students understand all the elements of ‘Infra’ by Wayne McGregor which is needed for Section C of the AQA GCSE Dance written exam. The PowerPoint includes: information about the piece in-depth detail for key moments including lighting, aural, movement, choreographic devices etc links to video interviews and presentations given by Wayne McGregor Exemplar answers for exam questions to help students understand what is needed to achieve full marks

A 20 slide PowerPoint filled with a variety of different games and activities to explore with Primary school students (aged between 5-10 years old). Great to help inspire your drama club or lessons!

This resource includes visually engaging posters/ mind-maps the following theatre practitioners and companies. Each includes all of their key techniques, aims as well as interesting images! Included: Antonin Artaud Frantic Assembly Steven Berkoff DV8 The Paper Birds Bertolt Brecht Lovely to display on the classroom walls to help solidify student’s understanding of the styles!