Drama

In Drama, all children will experience a well-balanced and ambitious curriculum that develops students’ identity and moral character. Through the use of practical exploration students are exposed to diverse worldly scenarios that enables them to connect with and develop compassion, empathy and respect. Each session presents opportunities for students to develop their confidence as they share their creativity with their peers. Drama is, by nature, inherently collaborative and our curriculum emphasises the importance of teamwork within devising, which develops valuable interpersonal skills and builds strong relationships. Students will also explore a range of dramatic works from various cultures and historical periods, expanding their knowledge and understanding of theatre. As we layer these skills, we prepare our students for KS4 and KS5 explorations within the world of theatre, emphasising analysis and evaluation to enhance their appreciation of theatre and beyond. KS4 and KS5 allows students to deepen their exposure to more complex work, provides opportunity to take more risks and prepare for the next stage of their performing arts career.

By engaging in drama, students will develop skills that are transferable to other academic disciplines and real-life situations, nurturing their personal growth and preparing them for success in a rapidly changing world.

Drama – Key Stage 3

Drama – GCSE – AQA