Introducing children to theatre and drama can be difficult if there is no theatre nearby – or if financial constraints mean that families are unable to afford it. So, what can teachers do to bring the magic of the theatre to life?
The National Theatre launched a collection of its finest and most popular shows specifically curated for use in state-funded primary schools. It follows the success of a similar scheme for secondary schools.
Primary schools can sign up for the scheme and use a single log-in to access a wide range of plays and productions, with accompanying lesson ideas and materials to support creative learning across the curriculum – not just in arts-based subjects.
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