Expressive Arts

Terence Rattigan’s devastating masterpiece contains one of the greatest female roles in contemporary drama…

It is important that you have a deep understanding of the 4th movement of Brahms’ 1st symphony…

Find below the WJEC assessment criteria for your Year 12 project. This gives you the opportunity to review your project and final piece as a whole unit in relation to the official assessment criteria. It also includes a checklist. Be honest with yourself when using the checklist. If you think an element needs improvement, revisit and develop further. Make it the best, coherent project possible…

Use these detail to login and watch Yerma. A devastating, modern retelling of Lorca’s classic…

Use the prompt-sheet below to analyse and evaluate your project and final piece…

Part two: Allows for a deeper understanding of how the symphony has developed…

Follow the link below to watch Shakespeare’s bloody tragedy Coriolanus…

You are now at the stage where you should begin the initial phases of creating your final piece…

Earlier in Year 12, you had to develop your ability to compare two symphonies by different composers. In preparation for Year 13 this skill is taken one step further as you have to write an essay on how the symphony has developed …