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Are you looking for a script to support your Vikings topic? If so, here it is! This story follows a group of children on a time-travelling adventure. Written for a school play and was very well-received. 10 page script and 13 speaking roles, with scope to add more. 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. CAST • Sam, Tom, Claire & Helen: Year 5 (feel free to adapt age) children. They are transported back in time to Anglo-Saxon times. • Mrs Jones: Class Teacher. • Eddie, James, Arthur & George: Four more Year 5 children. • Edric and Elfreda: Anglo-Saxon brother and sister. • Alfwold: Thane of the Anglo-Saxon village. • The Stranger: Brings news of raiders. • Villagers: Anglo-Saxon residents of the village.

Romeo and Juliet In the city of Verona, two families—the Montagues and the Capulets—are always fighting. But when Romeo, a Montague, sneaks into a Capulet party, he falls in love with the kind and clever Juliet. Their love is strong, but their families’ feud stands in the way. In this exciting 10-minute adaptation, designed for 7-11 year olds, we bring Shakespeare’s most famous love story to life in a fun and accessible way. With sword fights, secret plans, and a race against time, this short version of Romeo and Juliet is the perfect introduction to the drama, romance, and excitement of Shakespeare’s world!

A Midsummer Night’s Dream Step into a world of enchantment, where fairies cause mayhem, lovers get tangled in confusion, and a group of funny actors rehearse the worst play ever! In this exciting 10-minute adaptation, perfect for 7-11 year olds, we bring Shakespeare’s classic comedy to life in a fun and accessible way. Join Puck, the playful fairy, as he accidentally mixes up two couples in the woods, making them fall in love with the wrong people! Meanwhile, the fairy king and queen, Oberon and Titania, are having their own magical argument, and a weaver named Bottom ends up with the head of a donkey! With laughter, love, and a little fairy magic, this short version of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is the perfect way to introduce young audiences to the world of Shakespeare.

Explore the popular story of THE IRON MAN by Ted Hughes, using this fun 5-lesson Drama resource pack which investigates in detail the key themes, characters and plot sequences. All lessons come complete with detailed powerpoints and supporting resources, so no planning is needed and you are ready to go! Lesson 1:- The Crash Lesson 2:- Puppetry Lesson 3:- Hogarth Lesson 4:- The Farmers Lesson 5:- Dragon News Report Enjoy!

Are you looking for an effective and efficient way of assessing your Drama classes both formatively and summatively? Check out this selection of 8 rubrics which have been a real life-saver when grading the participation and performances of my pupils. Feel to edit and adapt to make this resource work for you. TES Shop: /teaching-resources/shop/PhilBrooks78

Looking for a fun and challenging quiz for the festive season? Check out this 20-question Quiz to entertain your tutor group, class, colleagues… Merry Christmas!!

Looking for some fun Super Hero and Villain monologues?? Check out this selection of eight short monologues that explore the following super characters: Electric Dynamo Aqua Explorer Leaf Guardian Cosmic Dreamer Doctor Slimegloom Lady Frostbite Shadow Scamp Pollutant Menace

This adapted script of William Shakespeare’s classic ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ provides you with a reduced One Act interpretation that is ideal for actors aged 10 and above. 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.

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

“Double, double, toil and trouble!” A 4-lesson William Shakespeare’s Macbeth scheme of work which explores the plot, characters and themes of Shakespeare’s classic (and brutal!) tale. This pack includes: Scheme of work Powerpoints Lesson plans Unit overview Assessment criteria levels Activity sheets Script extracts

A fun and extensive 4-week TWELFTH NIGHT scheme which explores a variety of skills and techniques to help pupils develop their understanding and appreciation for Shakespeare’s classic play. This tried-and-tested pack includes… Powerpoints Unit Overview Level Descriptors Script extracts The Storm Twins Sir Toby and Sir Andrew Malvolio’s Dream An ideal resource for both Drama and English lessons. For more historical theatre, check out THE DRAMATIC TIME MACHINE: /teaching-resource/resource-12675215 Enjoy!

Setting up a department from scratch? Teaching Drama for the first time and looking for help?? If so these clear, concise and effective assessment levels for your Key Stage 3 Drama curriculum will provide you with the perfect framework needed to offer structure and direction for both you and your pupils. /teaching-resources/shop/PhilBrooks78

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