In this ongoing class, students will learn about William Shakespeare's life and historical context and his amazing works.

Week of 15/4/24 - William Shakespeare's life and historical context
Week of 22/4/24 - Shakespearean language and themes
Week of 29/4/24 - Introduction to Shakespeare - Introduction to the first Shakespearean play: "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
Week of 6/5/24 - A Midsummer Night's Dream - Explore the magical world of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and its colorful characters
Week of 13/5/24 - A Midsummer Night's Dream - Read and act out selected scenes from the play
Week of 20/5/24 - A Midsummer Night's Dream - Create masks or costumes inspired by the fairies and magical creatures
Week of 27/5/24 - A Midsummer Night's Dream - Discuss the themes of love, fantasy, and transformation in the play
Week of 3/6/24 -  Romeo and Juliet - Dive into the timeless tale of "Romeo and Juliet" and its star-crossed lovers
Week of 10/6/24 - Romeo and Juliet - Watch a kid-friendly adaptation of "Romeo and Juliet"
Week of 17/6/24 - Romeo and Juliet - Participate in a role-playing activity as Romeo, Juliet, and other key characters
Week of 24/6/24 - Romeo and Juliet - Create a modern-day retelling of the story through art or storytelling
Week of 1/7/24 - Shakespearean Language - Explore the beauty and richness of Shakespearean language and poetry
Week of 8/7/24 - Shakespearean Language - Learn common Shakespearean phrases and expressions
Week of 15/7/24 - Shakespearean Language - Practice speaking in Shakespearean verse through tongue-twisters and exercises
Week of 22/7/24 - Shakespearean Language - Perform scenes from Shakespearean plays with emphasis on language and delivery
Week of 29/7/24 - Macbeth - Enter the dark and dramatic world of "Macbeth" and its themes of ambition and power
Week of 5/8/24 - Macbeth - Watch a kid-friendly adaptation of "Macbeth"
Week of 12/8/24 - Macbeth - Create witches' potions or design a storyboard for key scenes
Week of 19/8/24 - Macbeth - Discuss the consequences of unchecked ambition and the supernatural elements in the play
Week of 26/8/24 - Shakespearean Theater - Learn about the Elizabethan theater and the Globe Theatre
Week of 2/9/24 - Shakespearean Theater - Watch videos about Shakespearean stagecraft and performances
Week of 9/9/24 -  Shakespearean Theater - Design and build a model of the Globe Theatre or create Shakespearean puppets
Week of 16/09/24 - Shakespearean Theater - Discuss the role of theater in Shakespeare's time and its relevance today
Week of 24/09/24 - Twelfth Night - Explore the comedy and mistaken identities of "Twelfth Night"
Week of 30/09/24 - Twelfth Night - Read and act out selected scenes from the play
Week of 07/10/24 - Twelfth Night - Create masks or props for a Twelfth Night masquerade party
Week of 14/10/24 - Twelfth Night - Discuss the themes of love, disguise, and revelry in the play
Week of 21/10/24 - Shakespearean Sonnets - Discover Shakespeare's sonnets and their poetic form
Week of 28/10/24 - Shakespearean Sonnets - Analyze and interpret selected sonnets for themes and imagery
Week of 04/11/24 - Shakespearean Sonnets - Write and perform original sonnets inspired by Shakespeare
Week of 11/11/24 - Shakespearean Sonnets - Discuss the enduring popularity and significance of Shakespeare's sonnets
Week of 18/11/24 - The Tempest - Set sail on a magical journey with "The Tempest" and its themes of forgiveness and redemption
Week of 25/11/24 - The Tempest - Watch a kid-friendly adaptation of "The Tempest"
Week of 02/12/24 - The Tempest - Create a stormy seascape or design a map of Prospero's island
Week of 09/12/24 - The Tempest - Discuss the characters and supernatural elements in the play
Week of 16/12/24 - Shakespearean Comedy - Explore the elements of Shakespearean comedy and its conventions
Week of 23/12/24 -  Shakespearean Comedy - Watch clips from Shakespearean comedies such as "As You Like It" and "Much Ado About Nothing"
Week of 30/12/24 - Shakespearean Comedy - Participate in improvisational comedy games inspired by Shakespearean plots and characters
Week of 6/1/25 - Shakespearean Comedy - Discuss the role of humor, wit, and mistaken identity in Shakespearean comedy
Week of 13/1/25 - Hamlet - Enter the world of tragedy with "Hamlet" and its introspective prince
Week of 20/1/25 - Hamlet - Watch a kid-friendly adaptation of "Hamlet"
Week of 27/1/25 - Hamlet - Create a soliloquy or design a poster exploring key themes in the play
Week of 3/2/25 - Hamlet - Discuss the themes of revenge, madness, and mortality in "Hamlet"
Week of 10/2/25 - Shakespearean Celebration - Review key concepts and highlights from each Shakespearean play studied
Week of 17/2/25 - Shakespearean Celebration - Perform scenes or excerpts from favorite Shakespearean plays
Week of 24/2/25 - Shakespearean Celebration - Create a Shakespearean-themed showcase or presentation to share with family and friends
Week of 3/3/25 - Shakespearean Celebration - Certificate ceremony and celebration of Shakespearean learning
Week of 10/3/25 - Shakespearean Villains - Explore the iconic villains of Shakespeare's plays, such as Iago, Richard III, and Lady Macbeth
Week of 17/3/25 - Shakespearean Villains - Analyze their motivations, actions, and impact on the plot
Week of 24/3/25 - Shakespearean Villains - Create character profiles or artwork depicting Shakespearean villains
Week of 31/3/25 - Shakespearean Villains - Discuss the role of antagonists in Shakespearean drama and their influence on the storylines
Week of 7/4/25 - Shakespearean Heroes and Heroines - Discover the brave and complex protagonists of Shakespeare's plays, such as Hamlet, Juliet, and Viola
Week of 14/4/25 - Shakespearean Heroes and Heroines - Analyze their character traits, strengths, and challenges
Week of 21/4/25 - Shakespearean Heroes and Heroines - Perform monologues or scenes showcasing Shakespearean heroes and heroines 
Week of 28/4/25 - Shakespearean Heroes and Heroines - Discuss the qualities that make these characters memorable and relatable to audiences
Week of 5/5/25 - Shakespearean Themes in Modern Media - Explore how Shakespearean themes, characters, and plots have influenced modern literature, film, and television
Week of 12/5/25 - Shakespearean Themes in Modern Media - Watch adaptations of Shakespearean plays in contemporary settings (e.g., "10 Things I Hate About You" based on "The Taming of the Shrew")
Week of 19/5/25 - Shakespearean Themes in Modern Media - Analyze parallels between Shakespearean works and modern storytelling
Week of 26/5/25 - Shakespearean Themes in Modern Media - Discuss the enduring relevance of Shakespeare's themes in today's media landscape
Week of 2/6/25 - Shakespearean Tragedy vs. Comedy - Compare and contrast the elements of Shakespearean tragedy and comedy
Week of 9/6/25 -  Shakespearean Tragedy vs. Comedy - Analyze examples of tragedy and comedy in Shakespeare's plays (e.g., "Romeo and Juliet" vs. "Twelfth Night")
Week of 16/6/25 - Shakespearean Tragedy vs. Comedy - Participate in a debate or discussion on the merits of tragedy vs. comedy in Shakespearean drama
Week of 23/6/25 - Shakespearean Tragedy vs. Comedy - Discuss how Shakespeare blends elements of both genres in his works
Week of 30/6/25 - Women in Shakespeare's Time - Explore the roles and rights of women in Elizabethan England
Week of 7/7/25 - Women in Shakespeare's Time - Learn about notable women of Shakespeare's era, such as Queen Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots
Week of 14/7/25 - Women in Shakespeare's Time - Discuss the portrayal of women in Shakespeare's plays and the challenges they face
Week of 21/7/25 - Women in Shakespeare's Time - Analyze female characters' agency, strength, and representation in Shakespearean drama
Week of 28/7/25 - Shakespearean Adaptations Around the World - Investigate how Shakespeare's works have been adapted and performed in different cultures and languages
Week of 4/8/25 - Shakespearean Adaptations Around the World - Watch clips from international productions of Shakespearean plays
Week of 11/8/25 - Shakespearean Adaptations Around the World - Discuss cultural interpretations and variations in staging, costumes, and performance styles
Week of 18/8/25 - Shakespearean Adaptations Around the World - Explore the universality of Shakespearean themes and stories across diverse cultures

Further classes will be added.


Please do message us if you require further information.

We look forward to being part of your learning journey!