15 picture round questions Canada Water Greenwich King’s Cross St Pancras Seven Sisters Swiss Cottage Waterloo West Ham Shepherd’s Bush Acton Town Baker Street Old Street Newbury Park Oxford Circus Finsbury Park Wimbledon

15 picture round questions Morph Milo – The Tweenies Po – Teletubbies Postman Pat Bungle Captain Pugwash Bagpuss Dougal Pingu Velma Noddy Mona the Vampire Makka Pakka Bob the Builder Wilma – The Flintstones

15 picture quiz questions Matthew Perry Tina Turner Lisa Marie Presley Harry Belafonte Tony Bennett Jerry Springer Sinead O’Connor Dame Edna Everage/Barry Humphries Michael Gambon Shane Macgowan Paul O’Grady Benjamin Zephaniah Mohamed Al Fayed Angus Cloud Andre Braugher

15 picture round questions Madness – One Step Beyond Ed Sheeran - Divide Joy Division – Unknown Pleasures Beastie Boys – Licensed to Ill Queen - Innuendo Pink Floyd – The Dark Side of the Moon Jay Z – The Blueprint Amy Winehouse – Back to Black The Killers – Hot Fuss Arctic Monkeys – Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not Stormzy – Heavy Is The Head Rihanna – Anti George Ezra – Wanted on Voyage Beyonce – Lemonade Missy Elliot – Under Construction

A map (only) of Key Stage 3 Drama from Y7-Y11. Demonstrating how to sequence knowledge and how knowledge builds over time. If you’re struggling to sequence schemes this may help!

Curriculum map (only) showcasing how knowledge builds over time and how knowledge is sequenced in music. This curriculum map also demonstrates learning that will prepare students for the demands of the GCSE course.

Questions for students to research drama and theatre practitioner Antonin Artaud. Useful for GCSE/A-Level homework or if student is not in practical lesson or for a cover lesson.

Research questions for GCSE/A-Level on Konstantin Stanislavski - ideal for cover lesson, homework or if student is not in practical lesson.

Introduction lesson to Things I Know To Be True by Andrew Bovell for Y10/Y11 Drama. This is for a double lesson or can be done over two consecutive lessons.

Research Questions for Frantic Assembly for Drama - either KS3 or KS4. Ideal for homework, theory lessons or if a student is not in practical lessons.

30 comprehension questions from Blood Brothers by Willy Russell. Ideal as homework or if students aren’t doing practical work.

10 GCSE Drama exam questions with marks about Blood Brothers. Can be used as revision, homework, cover lessons or if a student is not in practical classes. OCR or AQA.

Year 10/11 or A-Level research questions on Bertolt Brecht including a stretch and challenge longer question. Ideal for homework, cover lessons, or if students aren’t in practical lessons or as revision.

25 questions on Macbeth, from AQA English but can be transferred to drama or other English courses/exam boards. Ideal for homework or if student is not in lesson.

10 GCSE level questions (for year 10 or 11, or HA Year 9) based on a Christmas Carol, ideal for homework, revision, cover lesson, or if a student is not in a lesson.

Lesson plan for a year 6 to year 7 drama transition lesson. Focussing on the theme of New Beginnings.

Catchphrase powerpoint including popular phrases and points systems, can be edited. Ideal for an end of year lesson etc.

Key Stage 3 Full SOw for Frantic Assembly/Physical Theatre! I used for Year 8.

Live Theatre Review Scheme of Work for the play Things I Know To Be True. Suitable for KS3 or KS4 with adaptation. Fully resourced and can be adapted to other plays.

Scheme of work and resources for a devising project with Key Stage 3. I used this with Year 7.