Clyde Waterfront Education

Girl and scribe

Performance on changing life and times on the Clyde

This project will develop children’s knowledge people involved in life and work on the Clyde. Pupils apply their learning to produce a script, dramatising the results of their research into people involved with the Clyde. Children working in small groups (2-3) will choose a time period to research and present their findings to the class - all ideas will be woven together by the class to provide a complete script. Children will be allocated roles in the dramatisation (by peers).

Outcomes of learning

• Subject knowledge gained and enhanced
• Enterprise skills developed/Curriculum for Excellence - working on research in small teams/large class team to produce final product, self evaluating, problem solving
• Research and communication skills enhanced through practical work - exploration and application of research methods - all ideas will be woven together by the class to provide a complete script

Relevance to curriculum

• Permeates various curricular areas - Drama and Physical Education, PSD, Citizenship, Language, ICT, Art and Enterprise Education (employability skills)
• Purposeful use of communication skills, sense of ownership and responsibility, drama, and written language skills in a true to life context

About this lesson/project idea

Theme Curricular area Age group
Arts and culture Expressive Arts Upper Primary
Lesson/project focus Cross curricular links Cross cutting themes
Script writing and performing Expressive Arts;
Health and Wellbeing;
Languages
ACfE;
AifL;
Citizenship;
ICT;
PSD;
NEET;
DtS