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Free? Celebrating human rightsFree? is a collection of short stories celebrating human rights and was put together to commemorate the sixtieth anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. There are many well known authors included in the collection, which covers a range of themes, each one specific to an item from the Universal Declaration. This scheme of work is aimed primarily at Years 8 and 9. The work focuses on a section from the collection and then provides a

Although this scheme does not specifically suggest ideas for Part 1 Options 6 –14

The scheme of work focuses on two theatre practitioners: Bertolt Brecht and Konstantin Stanislavski

They leave these out on the floor where they are working

it is therefore ideally suited to a more experienced or confident group in the latter half of their GCSE

The new OCR GCSE Drama specification has two controlled assessment units: A581 Page to Stage and A582 Drama in the Making

To build an understanding of Berkoff’s Metamorphosis through an examination of Berkoff

To focus on using the five Ws to create a detailed and coherent scene

Theatre in education (TIE) is the third of four practical projects we complete as part of AQA’s drama and theatre arts GCSE

On the other hand

Students should be able to comment on the different approaches used by practitioners as well as the similarities between them

1914 - present day

The essential guide for professional and aspiring musicians