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A project-based learning SOW based on the BBC2 series, ‘Dragon’s Den’. Driving Question: How do we, as entrepreneurs, create and sell a product to address a real-world problem? Students will learn about social enterprise, brand identity, finance, structuring a pitch and presenting confidently: Lesson 1 - What is an Entrepreneur? Lesson 2 - Identifying Skills/Establishing Team Roles Lesson 3 - Ideas for a Social Enterprise Lesson 4 - Market Research Lesson 5 - Brand Identity Lesson 6 - Sources of Funding Lesson 7 - Prototyping Lesson 8 - Business Plan Lesson 9 - Focus Group/Testing the Product/Feedback Lesson 10 - Writing a Pitch Lesson 11 - Rehearsals/Presenting with Confidence Lesson 12 - Pitch to the Dragons This resource includes: PowerPoint presentation, which includes links to clips of Dragon’s Den Workbook for pupils to complete Instruction sheet/Judging Criteria for the ‘Dragons’

This four-lesson mini scheme of work explores the rise of Elizabethan Theatre and introduces students to the world of Shakespeare, Marlowe, and Kyd through interactive, creative tasks. Ideal for KS3/S3 Drama or cross-curricular learning. Lesson 1 - Queen Elizabeth’s Coronation and Elizabethan Pageantry Lesson 2 - Blank Verse, Elizabethan Theatre Companies and The Theatre Lesson 3 - The Queen’s Men, Kyd & Marlowe and Blackfriar’s Playhouse Lesson 4 - Puritans, The Globe and William Shakespeare This resource includes: A fully-prepared PowerPoint, with differentiated tasks for Design candidates Printable handouts.

This three-lesson mini scheme of work explores the transformation of British theatre during the Jacobean era, including the rise of the King’s Men, Jonson’s “comedy of humours”, Jacobean revenge tragedies, Puritan censorship, and the growing tensions between the monarchy and the parliament. Ideal for KS3/S3 Drama or cross-curricular English and History learning. Lesson 1 – The Union of the Crowns and the Rise of the King’s Men Lesson 2 – Ben Jonson and the Comedy of Humours Lesson 3 – Jacobean Revenge Tragedy and the Five-Act Structure Lesson 4 – The Caroline Era, Puritan Backlash, English Civil War, and the Fall of Theatre This resource includes: A fully-prepared PowerPoint with differentiated tasks for Design candidates Printable handouts