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Courses and workshops at the Globe and accessible online
Courses from Shakespeare’s Globe are a perfect way to bring Shakespeare alive in your classroom. We are currently delivering courses and workshops online via Zoom and, once we reopen safely, we will also be able to welcome you to our theatre if you decide to visit London with your students.

VIRTUAL WORKSHOP SPECIAL OFFER
Our 60-minute Virtual Workshops are designed to fit in with your teaching timetable and requirements while we all continue to work with restrictions.
A Globe Education Practitioner can remotely lead a workshop with your students to bring to life a Shakespeare play of your choice.
Book a workshop for 35 students for just £200 or £300 for 70 students.

LIVELY ACTION WORKSHOPS
Our popular Lively Action workshops can be delivered on-site (once we safely re-open), online via Zoom or in your school as one of our bespoke sessions.
Each workshop is delivered by a Globe practitioner and tailored to your choice of Shakespeare play and the age of your students.
They can be used to support curriculum studies, provide a cultural learning experience, or build confidence with English language study.
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LIVELY ACTION STORYTELLING
Lively Action Storytelling performances are the perfect introduction to Shakespeare for your students.
Our storytellers present interactive versions of well-known plays where your pupils explore the text as both listeners and storytellers.
Sessions are created to complement the requirements of your national curriculum and can be delivered online, in your classroom as part of a bespoke project (please see below) or on scheduled dates in our Sam Wanamaker Playhouse (once we are able to safely re-open our theatres).
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BESPOKE PROJECTS
We offer a programme of workshops or longer projects delivered online, in your school or at the Globe.
Our practitioners travel internationally to deliver projects, and we are now accepting forms for booking projects in your school or at the Globe when it is safe to do so.
You might want to work with select groups of pupils to develop confidence or key skills, or deliver a full-scale project for a whole class or year group, such as staging an in-school production.
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Teaching resources
Explore the wealth of teaching resources available to you to inform your teaching of Shakespeare’s texts and contexts.
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Teacher training
We offer continuing professional development for individuals and groups. Learn about one-off sessions and longer projects here.
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Courses for individuals
Discover more about Shakespeare and his plays in our Study Days, Adult Courses and courses for young people.
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