Introduction
Drama and performing arts develop creativity, self-awareness, self-esteem and teamwork, as well as providing our students with opportunities to perform. It is a unique tool to explore and express human feelings and assist in the development of imagination, self-expression and confidence.
Drama is the enactment of real and imagined events through role-play and performance. It enables individuals and groups to explore, shape and represent ideas, feelings and their consequences in symbolic or dramatic form.
What do students study in drama & performing arts?
Key Stage 3 Curriculum Overview
Drama techniques
Script work: The Twits
World of Theatre
Technical theatre
Stanislavski and Devising
Theatre practitioners and styles of theatre
Verbatim theatre (script work)
Introduction to GCSE
Key Stage 4 Curriculum Overview
Component 1 – Written paper – understanding drama. Study of a set play and evaluation of the live theatre works of others
Component 2 – Devising drama
Component 2 – Devising drama.
Component 3 – Texts in practice.
Component 1 – Written paper – understanding drama. Study of a set play and evaluation of the live theatre works of others.
