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Cover Work: Crucibles

Elizabeth is good. She’s moral. She’s upright. She’s composed. And she’s also colder than Salem, Massachusetts, in early February. In a neat literary twist, Elizabeth’s positive qualities are also her negative ones. She is a virtuous woman who is steadfast… Continue Reading →

Drama in the Making Presentations

Devised Drama Working Record: Seven Years

For exercises before the stimulus me and my group had done improvisation exercises so that we could get a good feel of how to jump in at any scenario and at any mistake that would happen during the play. This… Continue Reading →

Hawk Roosting

How does te speaker show feelings about authority in Hawk Roosting and another poem you have studied? The speaker ted hughes shows the feelings of authority in many different areas in the poem. The writer says ‘i kill where I… Continue Reading →

Performance Deferred

Due to circumstances beyond our control, we have had to defer the external performance of your “Oh What a Lovely War!” piece until Tuesday 19th of June (a one week deferral). You will now be timetabled in lessons as normal… Continue Reading →

Drama Working Record : Part 3

Reflection and Evaluation What Worked Well – What worked well was the spoken thoughts in the first scene. In the first scene there was a spoken thought that was said by the character James (Aaron), he would talk about the consequences… Continue Reading →

Drama Working Record: Part 2

Actors: Darnell playing Josh, Aaron playing James First Part: Josh and James are walking to a registration office where they go to sign up for the first world war. These two boys are only 15 years old. James get persuaded… Continue Reading →

Drama:Wars

Stimulus – Joseph Stalin Weapons of WW1 – Machine Guns, Flamethrowers, Mortars, Poison Gas, Tanks and Aircrafts. Definition of Satire – the use of humour, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people’s stupidity or vices, particularly in the… Continue Reading →

English Coursework – How are love and/or hate presented in Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and a range of poetry you have studied?

Love and hate are both very strong emotions that many people have for one another. Love and Hate are the two emotions that are opposite to each other. The meaning of love is a strong feeling of affection or a… Continue Reading →

Response Coursework : John Humphrys

Dear John Humphrys, Just over 8 years ago you wrote a very strong article called ‘I h8 txt msgs: How texting is wrecking our language’. Technology today is taking over so many young minds and influencing us young people in… Continue Reading →

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