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Bringing Greek mythology to lifeThe Greek myths are some of the most exciting, dramatic and greatest stories ever told. Packed with heroes, adventures, monsters, witches, gods, goddesses and imaginary creatures, they contain all the right elements to inspire young imaginations, and are ideal for encouraging students to look outside of the familiar and everyday when creating pieces of drama and creative writing. This scheme of work focuses on the use of drama to introduce students to

Communicate intentions to the audience effectively

This is a scheme of work that we use with our Year 7s when looking at the Elizabethan stage

betrayal and bloodshed

By completing this scheme students will fulfil many of the core elements for the IB Theatre Arts course

speaks his letters to Lucy and Johanna out loud

you have nowhere to hide

There is also the option for students to complete a written documentary response which can be assessed

I think it’s pretty flexible and adaptable

Lessons are based on hour-long slots

which will be important for candidates to be aware of

students are initially encouraged to explore around the text in response to the madcap and engaging opening image of Peter’s mind

Improvisation exercises Interspersed throughout this scheme you will find some practical exercises designed to awaken the student’s interest and make the issues more accessible and relevant

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