S1 – S3 Drama Core Skills:
Typically in S1 – S3, pupils will work with others, collaborating as a group to create, rehearse and present drama. They develop problem-solving and analytical skills, improve their communication skills and develop their creativity. While pupils will learn new terminology and have written work to complete, the courses are overwhelmingly practical. |
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S1 |
S2 |
S3 |
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Mime unit |
Advanced characterisation work. |
Drama skills - working in a variety of challenging contexts. |
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An introduction to characterisation, using your voice and movement. |
Working with scripts as an actor and in a production role, e.g. lighting, sound, props, costume. |
Production skills – an in-depth look at the technical areas. |
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Drama skills: creating characters and scenes using stimuli such as the Silent Movie genre. |
Exploring camera work, cinematic influences and script writing skills. |
As either an actor or in a production role, working towards the S3 Expressive Arts Evening. |
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S1 |
S2 |
S3 |
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August – October |
Practical assessment is a group presentation. |
Practical assessment is a whole – class presentation. |
Practical assessment is a group presentation and / or a whole-class presentation.
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October - Christmas |
Practical assessment is a group presentation and / or a whole-class presentation. |
Practical assessment is a whole-class presentation.
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Practical assessment is a group presentation and / or a whole-class presentation.
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January – April |
Practical assessment is a small group presentation or individual assessment.
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Practical assessment is a group presentation and / or a whole-class presentation.
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