Think Drama runs a weekly theatre programme inside Bengaluru schools, delivered by our own trained faculty, as a curricular subject or a hobby class, for Grades 1 to 10.
A weekly theatre period that sits inside your timetable and supports art-integrated learning and the arts focus of NEP 2020, with clear units and assessment.
A programme with a strong focus on performance: production-oriented work where students build scenes, plays and productions across the year, with clear learning outcomes for every grade.
Builds the communication, collaboration and creative thinking Cambridge values, and lays strong foundations for drama courses in the senior years.
Theatre-in-Education methods that bring subjects alive. Children step into roles to explore history, science, languages and more, learning by doing rather than memorising.
Theatre is one of the few places in a school day where children practise speaking up, listening, working in a team and imagining from someone else's point of view, every single week.
Theory and practical, examined like any other subject. Children learn where theatre comes from and how it works, then put it into practice.
Hands-on and performance-led, building individual and group skills through many styles of theatre.
Our faculty are artists and educators with real experience in theatre, trained to deliver every class under the Think Drama Curriculum Framework 3.0, with regular internal workshops so every classroom gets the same quality.
We understand your timetable, student groups and vision for theatre, and recommend whether it should run as a curricular subject or a hobby class.
Programme structure, duration, timetable, faculty deployment and quotation, designed around your school.
Once you approve, we finalise the agreement and our faculty begins.
Think Drama runs the programme end to end with our own trained faculty, as part of your weekly timetable. Every class follows the Think Drama Curriculum Framework 3.0, supported by our curriculum team and regular internal training.
Grades 1 to 10 in CBSE, ICSE, Cambridge (IGCSE) and alternative schools across Bengaluru. The programme is adapted to your timetable, student groups and goals.
Yes. In the Theatre as a Subject track, students follow theory and practical units and take a practical exam (group) and a theory exam (individual). Schools that prefer a lighter option can choose the Hobby Class track.
Usually once a week per class, built into the school timetable.
About three weeks: a meeting with the school head, a tailored proposal and quotation, then agreement and sign-off before our faculty begins.
Yes. The full grade-wise syllabus, learning outcomes and assessment rubrics are shared with partner schools. Contact us and we will walk you through it.
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