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In a word… goodbyeA single word can convey so much. In just one word, people can express love or hate and fill others with hope or despair, doubt or anger, light or darkness with every shade of meaning in between. This scheme of work, using the theme of Goodbye, aims to provide in seven lessons opportunities for collaborative story making, role play and characterisation and explores the need to think before we speak. It naturally links with English, personal

Whole group spontaneous and debate-based situations

Testing understanding

This series of workshops could be used either as an introduction or as a support to a longer project on the Romans

It also cannot be one of the Unit 4 set texts or a play used for section C of the examination

To portray different levels of status and be able to read these signifiers

and then allows the students to have a go themselves

sensitive approaches to characterisation can help the audience to understand what is going on ‘behind the words’

It is marked out of 70 and is worth 70% of the A2 part of the course or 35% of the whole A level

as may our colleagues

Exploring stage deaths

To review opening section of performance

not necessarily someone who speaks