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Our GCSE Drama students went to the theatre last night to see Everybody’s Talking About Jamie. Whilst there they bumped into two of the stars of the show, Shane Ritchie & Layton Williams! It was an amazing night and all were singing the songs on the journey home! 🎶 pic.twitter.com/PnNAs1zixg
— The Wavell School (@WavellSchool) March 17, 2022
Wavell had the honour of opening the show at the Shakespeare Schools Festival @SSF_UK @southhillpark last night and they attacked the show with energy and passion. We are very proud of you all 😊ðŸÅ½ pic.twitter.com/lTQRKcsVYy
— The Wavell School (@WavellSchool) February 10, 2022
Our Year 11 Drama students had a brilliant time last night watching @sixthemusical in Woking – a hilarious and upbeat musical that tells the story of Henry VII but from his wives perspective. pic.twitter.com/ABzGoIg3jU
— The Wavell School (@WavellSchool) November 9, 2021
In Drama, Year 9 have been studying Kneehigh Theatre Company, who use folktales as inspiration for their performances – the students have been enjoying the use of the costume cupboard for this project! pic.twitter.com/KbKGmlHR9k
— The Wavell School (@WavellSchool) September 20, 2021
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Drama Prefects 2021-22 |
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Lily Butler Alex Barette |
Drama has an excellent record of passes at GCSE level in recent years, consistently achieving above the national average.
Various trips run each year to theatres in London and Woking.
Art, Drama and Dance work together on the Shakespeare Schools Festival. Students produce a 30 minute version of a Shakespeare play that is performed at a theatre in the area. This year we have entered 2 plays that were performed at the Haymarket Theatre Basingstoke and South Hill Park Arts Centre Bracknell.
In recent years the Dance and Drama departments have taken performance based trips to Japan.
Drama Curriculum |
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Shakespeare Schools Festival Club
Years 8-11
Mon – Fri Lunchtimes 1pm- 1.20pm
After school on Mondays and some Tuesdays, Wedsdays and Thursdays 3-15pm - 5-00pm
Location: B1.3 /Hall / Movement Studio (Depending on the rehearsal)
