Drama · Key Stage 3

Year 8 Drama Scheme of Work

Six half-termly units built on what Year 7's own progression rows promise: pieces get longer, and students select a form rather than practise the one they were given. Physical theatre, the Greek chorus and mask, Shakespeare, melodrama, theatre made for a named audience, and directing. A Midsummer Night’s Dream is printed in full and photocopies without limit.

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1A · Physical Theatre: Telling It With Bodies · Year 8 Drama Scheme of Work, page 6 — Page 61A · Physical Theatre: Telling It With Bodies

1A · Physical Theatre: Telling It With Bodies · Year 8 Drama Scheme of Work, page 7 — Page 71A · Physical Theatre: Telling It With Bodies

1A · Physical Theatre: Telling It With Bodies · Year 8 Drama Scheme of Work, page 8 — Page 81A · Physical Theatre: Telling It With Bodies

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