With the National Curriculum failing to recognise Drama as a subject in its own right at Key Stage 3, many teachers can feel a little in the dark when it comes to planning for their younger students. We prefer, however, to view this as a positive. The possibilities for planning are endless and lack of structured statutory guidance surely allow us to tackle this subject as creatively as we wish.

In this brand new booklet, our writers have created an entire half term's worth of planning for each of your key stage 3 year groups, focused entirely around the work of Bertolt Brecht. A fantastic resource to introduce the work of Brecht to your future GCSE and A-Level students. Learn More

Three complete schemes of work for your Key Stage 3 students, each focusing upon a key aspect of modern theatre.

Our writing team have selected three aspects of modern theatre to explore with your younger students and created the perfect resource for you to tackle all three. Learn More

Three complete schemes of work, three plays, one common theme: transformations.

Our writing team have selected three of what they consider to be the some of the best plays to explore with your younger students and created the perfect resource for you to tackle all three. Learn More

Why not prepare your Year 9s for GCSE level Drama by exploring a text in its entirety.....This teaching pack will provide you with a full term’s scheme of work, homeworks, lesson plans. workshop ideas and class handouts when exploring Philip Ridley's Sparkleshark.
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Why not prepare your Year 9s for GCSE level Drama by exploring a text in its entirety.....This teaching pack will provide you with a full term’s scheme of work, homeworks, lesson plans. workshop ideas and class handouts when exploring Douglas Maxwell's Too Fast. Learn More