Assessing Drama in KS1-3
Meet the requirements of the most demanding Assessment Manager. Tie your KS3 Assessments to KS4 courses. Equate levels to NC levels with confidence. Show progress across a year and reduce assessment time! Adjustable to meet your needs

Please note that any Drama topic can be presented in reduced forms for 1/2 day training and twighlight sessions at £200 or £100 plus travel. Call 0191 454 8147e-mail john.hucker@ssfe.org.uk

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Drama for KS3. Where are we now?
Arts Council England, OfSTED, National Literacy Strategy and Qualifications and Curriculum Authority have all published helpful guidance that is not statutory. Some of it addresses the English curriculum. Levels of Attainment are addressed differently, using different models. Only OfSTED have considered the transition from KS3 to KS4.

This day's workshop unpicks:
What is it we want to teach?
How do we usefully assess it?
How do we tie both into GCSE courses?

You will get a chance to sketch out your own model, as well as having a model presented.

All support materials are on cd-rom, including a PowerPoint presentation to help you ‘cascade’.

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Host a day and pay the consultant £400. Shorter presentations also available!

Drama in KS2. Drama for its own sake!
Ways of bringing Drama back into the curriculum to enrich learning. The day focuses on:
What can Drama achieve?
How can I do Drama in the classroom?
What do I do with an hour in the school hall?
Can I create Drama for performance?

You come away bursting with strategies for a range of circumstances.(Practical workshop. Power Point presentation uses and copies given on cd-rom for ‘cascading’ back at school.)

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Host a day and pay £400. Shorter presentations also available!

Drama for 3 - 6 Year olds
Take on board the Early Learning Goals, think about children's play being at the heart of their learning, and then let's move on from there!
How do we progress from Play into Drama?
What forms of Drama are appropriate?
Come away with lots of practical ideas, confidence and a sense of fun!

Any other Drama related support
Try us! We have a great deal of experience of Drama in a range of contexts across all key stages.
1. To explore ways of developing pupils’ creativity through the imaginative use of drama in the classroom.
2. Using drama to stimulate pupils’ writing (in particular that of boys).
3. Practical suggestions on how to include drama in literacy lessons.

What about a day of focused support in your department pre-OfSTED?

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