Message forwarded by Pam Johnson
For anyone involved with schools ….
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| Bring the RSC into your classroom with our FREE broadcast of Henry IV Parts I & II! Young Shakespeare Nation, our journey through all 36 of Shakespeare’s plays, continues this summer with Henry IV Parts I & II in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Following the hugely successful broadcast of Richard II to over 30,000 students last November, UK schools will be able to watch Henry IV Parts I & II for FREE, broadcast directly to their classrooms. How to take part: If you haven't registered yet then register now for the broadcasts which take place on 6 and 30 June. You can choose either to register for one or both. The broadcasts include a live, interactive Q&A with actors and members of the creative team and will take place from 9am - 1.30pm. The broadcasts are available FREE to all UK schools but in order to secure your place you must register Supporting resources to help you prepare your students for the broadcast will also be available to download prior to the screening. Exploring the History Plays - Young People - Staging the wars: If you are registering for the broadcasts, or bringing your students to Stratford to see Henry IV Parts I & II at the RST, or even both, why not enrich their understanding of the history plays with our fantastic KS3 - KS5 Staging the Wars events. Book students in for Rhetoric: the Politics of Language; Reporting War with George Alagiah and Warcraft. Find out more here
- Student Workshops: If you would like to provide your students with an introduction to Henry IV Parts I & II prior to the broadcasts why not book a Student Workshop? Taking place in Stratford-upon-Avon our workshops can also be built around any Shakespeare play. Workshops can offer a first introduction, or a more in-depth insight and can be tailored for students from KS1 to Undergraduate. Find out more here
Exploring the History Plays - Teachers - CPD in your school: You don't need to come to us, we can come to you! We can run a course at a venue of your choice for up to 25 staff. Or you may prefer to come to Stratford-upon-Avon. A CPD Day is an ideal way to build the skills of a whole staff or can be a powerful focus for bringing specialist teachers together across a local area. Find out more here
- YSN Conference: Join us for a 1-day Young Shakespeare Nation Conference in Stratford-upon-Avon on the 7 November and experience first hand the RSC's practical approaches to teaching Shakespeare. This conference will help to enliven and enrich your teaching by building on what you know, preparing your students to make the most of future RSC Schools Broadcasts and utilising RSC resources. Find out more here
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