Constantly updated, these resources include downloadable comprehension sheets for use in the classroom or for homework; synopses of the original version of each play and the S4K version of the show (coming soon); along with trivia, games, quizzes and an interactive multiple-choice Q&A section - which are very popular when integrated with school-classroom whiteboards. You will see more of these sections going live on the website in the coming weeks

You will soon be able to link to our interactive timelines and other contextual information regarding the Life and Times of William Shakespeare.

If you have found these FREE resources helpful, please tell us and please pass the links on to other teacher friends and colleagues at schools who you think will find them helpful.

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Attending Shakespeare's Theatre	Download PDF
Shakespeare's Plays, in historical order	Download PDF

What they say about us:
"I had thought that this year's Year 6 pupils would miss out on your show, with the refurbishment of the usual venue, the Derngate theatre, and we did our Shakespeare unit last term, with a visiting workshop company. So I was delighted at the end of last term to get a publicity flyer, and immediately made a booking. For a number of children it was their first experience of live theatre outside the school environment, and although I'm sure you hear this all the time, your company is a great introduction."

What they say about us:

"I had thought that this year's Year 6 pupils would miss out on your show, with the refurbishment of the usual venue, the Derngate theatre, and we did our Shakespeare unit last term, with a visiting workshop company. So I was delighted at the end of last term to get a publicity flyer, and immediately made a booking. For a number of children it was their first experience of live theatre outside the school environment, and although I'm sure you hear this all the time, your company is a great introduction."