An example script of a news reports - going from studio to live reporter.

Powerpoint for introductory lesson on Ballad Poetry. It has differentiated learning objectives and homework task.

A powerpoint step by step lesson on introducing one of my favourite practitioners. I used this for Yr10 and they loved it - especially the students who find naturalism a challenge.

54 Page Revision Booklet for The Woman in Black (play) The resource includes: • Detailed analysis notes about acting, set design, lighting, costume and sound – specific to the play. • Worksheets allowing students to easily record their own notes from the production • Glossary of terms – with examples uses from the play • Discussion about genre, style and themes • Discuss questions that can be used in the classroom • Example of notes taken whilst watching the play This is a helpful booklet for post-production analysis and can be used in lessons or as a homework task.

Three theory lessons based on Section B of the written examination. - Focusing on the exchange between Mrs Lyons and Mrs Johnstone & then Mickey and Edward. - Goes through the requirements of the questions in detail - Looks at the difference between comedy and tension - 'Speed dating' activity where students have 1 minute to discuss with each peer. - Examples of top grade work - Peer marking - Videos -

An example of a monologue - with key techniques colour-coded.

Lesson that I delivered that was rated Outstanding by performing arts specialist Ofsted inspector and an SLT member. They particularly liked the stretch and challenge of G&T students as directors. The evidence of progress over time was partly due to journals and the fact that G&T students were clearly used to being in the ‘director’ role. Based on the 7 Levels of Tension (Jacques Lecoq) Works well as a stand alone - but this lesson was delivered when students were in the middle of a physical theatre devised performance. Includes differentiated learning objects, AFL, differentiation, rich question suggestions & proposed learning outcomes for each activity. 3 part lesson - starter (choose your own physical warm-up) + 4 main activities + plenary + homework suggestion

A lesson looking at Section B of the new specification: focusing on the first question. - specifically about Blood Brothers - focusing on costume - student friendly mark scheme for peer assessment

A mock Section B for the new specification: based on Blood Brothers. - mark scheme provided - based on Act 1: when Edward and Mickey first meet. - Focuses on acting only

Two full lessons covering four key skills. - Suggested activity using Noel Coward's 'Hayfever' - but other plays could be used - Suggested assessment of a monologue.

A mock/test focusing on Blood Brothers. -mark scheme provided - Focuses on the last scene when Mickey enters up until they both get shot - Focuses on acting only. - Does not have the first 4 mark question on design, so the test can be done in 50 minutes.

Lesson introducing Stanislavski's circle of attention. - with hierarchical learning objectives - 'Thinking tools' embedded - graded plenary - AQA AO2 referenced.

A presentation that guides students in creating detailed student reflection

A lesson teaching student the basics of sound design for the theatre - using key terminology. - range of activities -Includes sound clips and videos - homework task

A full lesson guiding students through the process of writing Flash Fiction

3 lessons exploring Stanislavski's Units and Objectives -works best when students have recently been given scripts to work with.

A complete S.O.W guiding students through the process of devising Theatre in Education. - 22 lessons - Earlier lessons are planned out in detail (like lesson plans) - Later lessons more open to allow for student development - SMSC covered - Fact sheet handouts - Non-naturalistic/naturalistic devices handout

A resource that highlights the areas the students need to consider when evaluating their own work.

A lesson teaching students about the 'language of the fan' as well as covering the other accessories that upper class women would have to carry as well. The lesson has an activity linked with The Recruiting Officer.

A resource outlining a series of characters that might have committed a murder. The students can be hot-seated and the class guess who the murderer is. (the murderer is revealed on the sheet!)

An introduction to physical theatre. 7 lessons covering the following techniques: - Body Propping - 7 Levels of tension - Tableau - Synchronisation - Commedia dell'arte - Assessment