Scholarship Webinar Videos for Students

Health and Wellbeing for Arts Educators - A tool for recognising and preventing burnout in the performing arts.

Guidelines and policies for health and safety in a school, specifically focusing on drama and performing arts spaces.

Guidance and tips for teachers on organizing and managing a class production, including considerations for script choice, budgeting, and engaging students of different abilities and backgrounds.

Download Classroom Advocacy Posters

A series of videos advocating the study of drama.

A series of short videos on how Drama students develop skills in teamwork and collaboration.

The document focuses on planning courses and teaching and learning programs in a drama department.

A guide to creating a strong culture of communication and understanding in your department.

This resource unpacks exam terminology and helps ākonga to familarise themselves with language they will encounter in their exam.

Introduce students to the beginning principles of drama.

Introduce students to the beginning principles of improvisation. Best suited to Year 9.

A4 Landscape graphic on how to be a good audience member.

A selection of ideas, stories and useful links to learn about Matariki shared by Drama NZ members.

This drama unit is based on the traditional Māori legend of The Star Fishes. Ākonga are encouraged to explore the characters in the story and the relationships and tensions between them.

"This unit is designed to be a story adventure using drama as the vehicle for learning by integrating drama, literacy, visual art, science and technology. Students are positioned as 'Space Specialists' tasked with helping a character lost in a Solar System. A wonderful interplay between technology and creativity absorbs students into this story. "