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Year 7 students are currently studying Shakespeare’s comedy, Much Ado About Nothing. Taking place in Messina, Italy, our year 7 scholars have discovered a diverse range of...
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Year 7 students are currently studying Shakespeare’s comedy, Much Ado About Nothing. Taking place in Messina, Italy, our year 7 scholars have discovered a diverse range of...
Posted by Anthony Carter
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Year 7 students are currently studying Shakespeare’s comedy, Much Ado About Nothing.
Taking place in Messina, Italy, our year 7 scholars have discovered a diverse range of interesting and complex characters. With over 7 key characters and over 13 minor characters, there is a lot of information for our year 7 students to digest.
Studying Shakespeare is challenging but inspiring and to help students remember the plot, key themes, characters and quotations, Mr Carter’s year 7 class have been using a song to help them recall key ideas from the 16th-century play.
Enjoy this short video of Mr Carter’s year 7 class singing along to the key themes of Much Ado About Nothing!
Bushey Meads English Faculty We are committed to providing a high quality and engaging English curriculum that equips students for the future as confident communicators, assured...