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The Romans in BritainMost periods of history lend themselves brilliantly to teaching through drama, and a study of the Romans in Britain is no exception. Invasion, revolt, a change of lifestyle and legacy are all the stuff of great drama, and lend themselves to exploration through imaginative work, role play, character creation and games. This scheme of work gives an overview of the Roman era in Britain, examining the overall timeline, focusing on Boudiccas revolt, and

To know and understand what juxtaposition is and to use it in the most effective way to structure and develop their piece

or just as the focus for developing a narrative over a number of lessons

practical exploration and dramatic intentions

To explore the communication of character to an audience

The aim of this scheme is to introduce a range of practical drama techniques that will aid Year 9 students in the learning of Shakespeare

For GCSE you can use the activities as a springboard for students to create ideas on a range of interesting themes

and to experiment with the genre of a script in order to bring life to what might seem to be lifeless words

there are even some units specifically targeted at developing this skill

it is possible to perceive the process differently

his first book of children’s poetry

which will be important for candidates to be aware of

Further exploration of Katurian’s stories