DRAMA CURRICULUM

Introduction to Drama (basic acting skills, voice, movement, improvisation)

Role & Character (creating characters, body language, facial expression)

Drama Techniques (freeze frames, thought tracking, mime)

Performance Skills (working in groups, presenting short scenes)

Storytelling & Script Work (simple scripts, narrative structure, dialogue)

Puppetry & Mask Work (using props, masks, storytelling techniques)

Drama Genres (comedy, tragedy, realism)

Performance Skills (confidence, projection, teamwork)

Drama in Context (famous plays, theatre styles, historical context)

Practical Performance (short performances, scene work, evaluation)

Technical Skills (lighting, sound, set, costume basics)

Revision & Problem Solving (preparing for performances, peer feedback)

Character Development (complex characters, motivations, relationships)

Improvisation (spontaneity, problem-solving, collaboration)

Drama Techniques (still image, hot seating, role on the wall)

Performance Skills (blocking, voice projection, gesture)

Script Work & Devising (creating original scenes, adapting stories)

Genre Study (physical theatre, melodrama, naturalism)

Theatre Conventions (flashback, narration, tableau)

Practical Performance (short scenes, peer evaluation)

Performance Evaluation (self and peer assessment, refinement)

Technical Skills (stagecraft, props, costume, sound)

Drama in Context (studying playwrights, theatre history)

Revision & Exam Preparation (performance and analysis tasks)

Advanced Characterisation (emotional depth, complex motivations)

Devising Drama (creating longer performances, exploring themes)

Performance Techniques (staging, blocking, vocal skills)

Drama Analysis (evaluating performances, using drama terminology)

Script Work (interpreting scripts, monologues, duologues)

Theatre Styles (realism, expressionism, epic theatre, physical theatre)

Practical Performance (group performances, rehearsal techniques)

Technical Skills (lighting, sound, stage design, costume)

Drama in Context (study of plays, playwrights, historical periods)

Performance Evaluation (self-assessment, peer feedback, reflection)

Revision & Exam Preparation (practical and theory skills)

GCSE-style Performance Skills (monologues, duologues, group scenes)

Devising Drama (original scripts, thematic exploration, audience impact)

Character & Script Analysis (advanced character study, interpreting themes)

Performance Skills (voice, movement, projection, timing)

Theatre Styles & Conventions (naturalism, physical theatre, epic theatre)

Practical Performance (exam-style performances, assessed pieces)

Technical Skills (lighting, sound, props, costume design)

Drama Analysis (evaluating performances, using drama terminology)

Revision & Problem Solving (preparing for final performances)

Final Assessments (exam performances, evaluations, written analysis)

Performance Evaluation (self, peer, and teacher feedback)

Performance Skills (voice, movement, expression, characterisation)  

Script Work (analysis, interpretation, rehearsals, exploring themes)  

Theatre Styles (naturalism, realism, physical theatre, improvisation) 

Practical Projects (monologues, duologues, group performances)  

Technical Skills (lighting, sound, props, costume basics)  

Exam & Performance Preparation (timed rehearsals, peer feedback)  

Revision & Problem Solving (developing scenes, refining performances)  

Evaluation & Reflection (self-assessment, peer assessment, teacher feedback)  

Performance Showcase (final assessed performance, presentation skills)

Introduction to Drama (basic acting skills, expression, movement, voice)  

Improvisation & Role Play (simple exercises, building confidence)  

Understanding Characters (emotions, motivations, simple storytelling)  

Group Work (teamwork, short scenes, cooperative exercises)  

Practical Theatre Skills (basic props, costumes, stage awareness)  

Creative Projects (short performances, class presentations)  

Revision & Consolidation (all prior topics, refining skills)  

Evaluation & Reflection (simple self and peer feedback)  

Preparation for Next Stage (transition to GCSE or vocational courses)

Advanced Performance Skills (method acting, character development, voice and movement)  

Text Analysis (interpreting plays, scripts, exploring themes and context)  

Theatre Production (lighting, sound, stage design, direction)  

 Practical Projects (full performances, ensemble work, devised theatre)  

Performance Analysis (evaluating own and others’ work, linking theory and practice)  

Exam Preparation (performance assessment, written analysis, rehearsal logs)  

Revision & Problem Solving (refining performances, extended projects)  

Independent Study (research, directing, design projects)  

Preparation for University & Careers (audition techniques, portfolio, professional skil