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Are you looking to create a clear, concise and effective assessment criteria for your KS2 Drama curriculum? If so, this resource pack will provide you with the perfect framework you need to offer structure and direction for both you and your pupils. Included in this resource pack is the following: Assessment framework for Years 3-6 (adaptable, depending on which year groups you teach and when pupils start Drama). Drama workbooks for Years 5 and 6. Differentiated for specific year groups and editable, depending on the year groups you teach. The assessment framework can also be used as a target-setting tool, where pupils termly or half-termly use their workbooks to review their progress and to offer another level of inter-activity, they can use a passport-sized photo to move around the framework display board (preferably on show in each classroom) as and when they achieve each set target. For more information and/or guidance, feel free to contact me on phil.brooks@hotmail.co.uk TES Shop: /teaching-resources/shop/PhilBrooks78

This 6-week Drama scheme of work is designed to help pupils explore different cultures, traditions, climates, animals from around the world. Originally created to support a classroom Humanities project titled ‘Where in the World’ for Year 3 pupils, however could easily adaptable for older or younger children. Welcome to ‘Where in the World?’ Visiting Uluru Sunsets and Physicality Fireworks and Celebrations Market Life Animals from around the world Enjoy! /teaching-resources/shop/PhilBrooks78

Are you looking for some inspiration when it comes to setting cover for your Drama lessons? Feel free to use this selection of 14 lesson plan and activity templates in their current form or use the structure and edit them to suit your needs. TES Shop: /teaching-resources/shop/PhilBrooks78

This tried-and-tested Drama scheme of work is designed to introduce your pupils to the Ancient Greek civilization. The perfect support scheme to exploring this popular History topic in primary schools and is full of opportunities to bring the myths to life. All lessons come complete with detailed powerpoints and supporting resources, so no planning is needed and you are ready to go! Greek myth drama lessons x 2 Greek myth scripts x 4 Greek myth monologues x 8 Ancient Greek Olympics quiz

Peter Pan: A Pantomime Adventure! Get ready to fly (eventually) to Neverland with Peter Pan, the boy who refuses to grow up… and who might just be a little afraid of heights! Join Wendy, John, and Michael as they journey to a land of mermaids, fairies, and mischievous Lost Boys. But trouble’s brewing! The wicked Captain Hook is on the prowl, terrified of one thing—Tick-Tock the Crocodile, who’s got a taste for pirate! With the help of the sassy Tinker Bell and the ever-hungry Tick-Tock, Peter must overcome his fears, defeat Hook, and save Neverland. But can Peter conquer his fear of flying in time to protect his friends? Packed with laughter, adventure, and plenty of audience participation—get ready to shout, boo, cheer, and maybe even help Peter take to the skies! Adventure awaits… so come along and believe in magic! CHARACTER LIST Peter Pan – The boy who never grows up, but is secretly afraid of heights. Wendy Darling – The eldest Darling child, kind and adventurous. John Darling – Wendy’s clever but slightly pompous younger brother. Michael Darling – The youngest Darling, full of wonder and excitement. Tinker Bell – A feisty fairy with a jealous streak. The Lost Boys – A mischievous but lovable group of boys who follow Peter Pan. Sally the Seagull – A sarcastic, self-proclaimed “flying expert” who gives Peter terrible advice. Captain Hook – The dastardly pirate who despises Peter Pan. Smee – Hook’s bumbling but loveable sidekick. Pirate Crew – A group of comedic, dim-witted pirates. Tick-Tock the Crocodile – Always lurking and hungry for Hook, often appearing at the worst moments. Narrator – Sets the scene and interacts with the audience. If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you.

Short Drama script - 8 pages and 16+ speaking roles. Word and PDF formats. If possible, please purchase the School Licence - this will allow you to share with colleagues and print unlimited copies for performers. Thank you. The story of Oliver Twist: A gentle and honest orphan boy, born into hardship but full of quiet strength. Though the world treats him cruelly, he never loses his sense of right and wrong. His journey from the workhouse to a place of safety shows the power of hope, kindness, and resilience. CHARACTER LIST Oliver Twist – A kind-hearted orphan boy Mr. Bumble – The pompous beadle of the workhouse Workhouse Master – Overseer of the workhouse Artful Dodger – A cheeky, street-smart pickpocket Charley Bates – Dodger’s friend and fellow pickpocket Fagin – A sly and manipulative leader of a gang of child thieves Nancy – A young woman with a kind heart, involved with Bill Sikes Bill Sikes – A violent criminal Mr. Brownlow – A kind and wealthy gentleman Bet, Tommy, Nipper – Members of Fagin’s gang Bystanders, Boys in the workhouse, London crowd – Various ensemble roles