Sharing Shakespeare's Story
An energetic and interactive workshop telling the story of Shakespeare's life
The sessions are excellent. Great variety, good pace and well-led.
— The Croft Preparatory School
Plunge your class into the Source of William Shakespeare’s earliest inspiration, in the colourful Tudor setting of Mary Arden’s Farm.
Through rhymes, games and storytelling, learn about Shakespeare’s life and then join in a fun and interactive age-appropriate re-telling of one of his most magical plays- either the Tempest or A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
- Imagine what life was like for Shakespeare as a boy
- Create their own roles in a fun drama workshop
- Explore using props and costumes to bring the tales to life
- Speak rhymes, responses and dialogue
- Develop ideas for their own magical stories
- Experience the inside of a real Tudor farmhouse
- Play drama games to bring characters and ideas to life
By giving genuine experiences to children the visit will promote creativity, writing, speaking and listening opportunities, alongside key history and literacy curriculum triggers.
Venue: Mary Arden’s Farm, Wilmcote, CV37 9UN
Duration: full day
Price: held at 2021 price for the third successive year: £11.50 per pupil.
A minimum charge equivalent to 20 pupils applies to all workshops. One member of staff is required to accompany every eight children. All staff go free.
Price includes a follow up Digital pack of supporting materials with worksheets, facts and further teaching ideas.
A brilliant day which has helped to support classroom learning. Perfectly pitched at the right level for the children and interactive so the children can all join in all day.
— Wolverton Primary School
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