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The GCSE Drama course is assessed through three components: an exam paper (40% of the final grade), a devised performance (30% of the final grade), and a performance of two scripted scenes (30% of the final grade). The course is suited to creative, practical learners interested in theatre and developing skills such as confidence, communication, teamwork, and performance under pressure. Studying drama supports the development of transferable skills applicable to a wide range of further education and career options in fields such as the arts, media, business, education, and social services.
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The complex relationship between human activities and the environment has been the focus
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significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
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Drama
- 1. GCSE Drama
- 3. How am I assessed? Exam Paper Coursework Practical Exam 40% Final Grade 1h 45 • Theatre Terminology • Blood Brothers • Live Theatre Review • Summer examination series 30% Final Grade • 1 devised performance • 2000 word written coursework • Marked by teacher moderated by AQA 30% Final Grade • A performance of 2 scenes from an established scripted play • Performed to AQA Examiner
- 4. Who does the course suit? • Creative minded learners • Students with a passion for theatre/theatre making • Students who want to learn more about the theatre industires • Practical and theoritcial learners • Strudents wanting to persue a career in the Arts • Students wanting to develop in confidence and communication skills • Critical and analytical minds • Team workers • Performers and designers • Problem solvers
- 5. How will drama support my future options? You don’t have to want to be an actor to study drama as you will acquire many transferrable skills supporting any future decisions: • Confidence • Communication • Leadership and teamwork skills • Creative intelligence • Self-discipline • Organistion • Time management • Perofmring under pressure • Improvisation and solution finding • Analytical and critical skills • Improved written communication • Adaptability
- 6. What careers will GCSE Drama compliment? Arts Industry Alternative Careers Actor Director Playwright Drama Theaprist Producer Choreographer Casting Director Theatre Design Film and TV Production Broadcast Media Cinematographer TV Presentor Youth Theatre Lighting or Sound Engineer Screenwriter Journalist – Print or Broadcast Law – Barrister/Soclicitor Business Youth/Social workers Education - Teacher Hospitality Industry – Events Manager/Planner Travel and Tourism Property Industry Writer Community Worker Social Media Manager Advertising and Promotion Coaching and Consultancy
- 7. FAQs Do I have to perform in front of anyone? • Yes this is a largely performance course. You will perform in lessons in front of your class and to the AQA examiner in year 11. Do we write much? • Yes, we write a lot in drama to prepare for the written coursework and exam paper demands. Written tasks are a key feature in many lessons. Do we have to wear drama kit? • Yes for freedom of movement and health and safety in the studio. Do I have to do school productions or do drama outside of school? • This is not compulsory but will support in your development of skill and confidence performing in front of audiences therefore raise your overall attainment Do I have to learn lines from a script to perform? • Yes and your memory capacity will develop over time. This is a key skill for the industry and GCSE prepares you for memory and multitasking skills whilst performing Do we have to rehearse at break/afterschool? • On the approach to practical exams the expectation is you/your group meets to rehearse your performance. This is to finish the performance, raise the quality and achieve your fullest potential. Making quality drama is time consuming and reflects the working conditions of the industry