We are living in a world of communication. By taking A Level Drama at Finham Park, you will not only become an expert of communication but also learn to read the behaviour of others, develop superb vocal control and boost your confidence.You will have the opportunity to analyse the work of playwrights over the ages and devise your own plays to raise questions about the world we live in. You will develop A-Level equivalent English written skills- through focused, analytical essays. You’ll become an expert of oral communication through presentations and performances. Your collaboration skills and creativity will grow until they become your greatest attribute in future interviews.
GCSE grade 6 or higher in Drama and English.
Component 1 (40%): Devise a play with your group which you perform to a live audience. You will write a portfolio about how you created your performance and how successful it was. Component 2 (20%): Group Performance of one key extract of a play, as well as a monologue or duologue. Component 3 (40%): A written exam where you will respond to a live piece of theatre that you have seen and explain how you will bring two scripts from page to stage.
About Education Provider
| Region | West Midlands |
| Local Authority | Coventry |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Green Lane, Coventry, CV3 6EA |
We are living in a world of communication. By taking A Level Drama at Finham Park, you will not only become an expert of communication but also learn to read the behaviour of others, develop superb vocal control and boost your confidence.You will have the opportunity to analyse the work of playwrights over the ages and devise your own plays to raise questions about the world we live in. You will develop A-Level equivalent English written skills- through focused, analytical essays. You’ll become an expert of oral communication through presentations and performances. Your collaboration skills and creativity will grow until they become your greatest attribute in future interviews.
GCSE grade 6 or higher in Drama and English.
Component 1 (40%): Devise a play with your group which you perform to a live audience. You will write a portfolio about how you created your performance and how successful it was. Component 2 (20%): Group Performance of one key extract of a play, as well as a monologue or duologue. Component 3 (40%): A written exam where you will respond to a live piece of theatre that you have seen and explain how you will bring two scripts from page to stage.