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Main Topics
Practical exploration with the emphasis on
creating and developing performance work.
Exploration of different themes, topics and
issues, investigating their dramatic
potential.
Responding to and development of a range of
dramatic skills and techniques.
Investigation of existing plays,
interpreting characters and situations
created by others
Assessment
Unit 1: Drama Exploration (30%)
Teacher assessed practical work based on
improvisation and supported by written
Documentary response
Unit 2: Exploring Play Texts(30%)
Teacher assessed practical work based on an
existing play, supported by written
Documentary response and a written
response to live performance .
Unit 3: Drama Performance (40%)
Externally assessed practical examination.
In groups, all students perform a single
final performance to a set assignment brief.
This is a
highly practical subject which requires all
students to explore and develop their
performance skills in a creative
environment. The key features of this
syllabus are that it offers a flexible
approach to drama, embracing a range of
learning styles. It gives options in devised
and scripted performance, as well as
performance support, allowing the centre the
choice of plays and stimulus material to be
explored through practical work.
Progression
Success in this subject allows students to
progress on to Sixth Form ‘A’ Level courses
at Northallerton College, and to achieve
good results through these courses. Many of
our students progress to take the subject
further in higher education.
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Lessons
from Auschwitz Project
