Annandale Public School

Strength Through Wisdom

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Drama

Drama plays an integral role in the curriculum at Annandale Public School.

Extra Curricular Drama Classes

An after school drama program exists for those students in years 1-6 who wish to pursue their craft further. For information about these classes click HERE.

Drama Scene Term 1

Stage Two Drama Ensemble

Students in years three and four have the opportunity to audition for a drama ensemble at the commencement of term one. Students put together a piece of drama to be entered into the Arts Unit's Drama Festival. Auditions will take place in early term one 2018.

Issaq
Marley
Mieke
Ruby

Drama in the Classroom

Students in years K-6 participate in drama in their classrooms throughout the year.

pantomine
Image: Narrative pantomine
emotion
Image: Freeze framing the emotion felt between two characters
Drawing the sea creatures we saw at the beach
Image: Drawing and describing the sea creatures we 'saw' at the beach

Stage Three Production

Students in Stage Three (years 5 and 6) participate in a major drama production in Term Four. Previous productions have included "Persephone and the Three Golden Hairs", "Panto Crime" and this year is "Murder at the Crumhorn Hotel"

The Legend of Steve, Third Class Elf

Elves in class
Image: Elves in class

Our hosts Maia and Isak
Image: Brio and Aran
Santa
Image: Santa
The Ice Withces
Image: The Ice Witches
The wrapping challenge
Image: The wrapping challenge
Jacob and Amelie
Image: Jacob and Amelie
Samara
Image: Food Challenge
Stirring the cauldron
Image: The witches at the cauldron
Algernon
Image: Algernon arrives
Cleaning up lemming poo
Image: Cleaning up lemming poo

The rescue
Image: The rescue
Boooooooo
Image: Booooooo!!!
Steve and Agatha
Image: Steve and Agatha

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