Theatre Arts Scheme of Work — Form Two 2027

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Information on the scheme

Your scheme of work will include the following details so you can submit it to your Head of Department:

PRIME MINISTER'S OFFICE, RALG
BIOLOGY SCHEME OF WORK FORM TWO — 2027

School Name: ______________________________

Teacher's name: ______________________________  |  Class: Form 2

Academic Year: 2027

Full Scheme of Work (Form Two Theatre Arts 2027)

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Main Competence Specific Competence Learning Activities Specific Activities Month Week Periods Ref Teaching & Learning Methods Teaching & Learning Resources Assessment Tools Remarks
1.0 Demonstrate mastery of concepts, theories and principles of theatre arts1.1 Demonstrate an understanding of the concept and history of theatre arts(a) Describe the historical trends of theatre arts in Africa (pre-colonial, colonial and post-independence)List key features of theatre arts in pre-colonial Africa; identify changes during colonial period; explain influence of colonialism; describe post-independence developments; create a simple timelineJanuary Week 3 – March Week 12TIE (2023) Theatre Arts for Secondary Schools, Student's BookDemonstration, field practices, guest speaker, apprenticeship, hands-on work, project workVideos of historical trends of theatre arts in AfricaQuizzes, tests, assessment questions, portfolio, flashcards, project work, field activities
1.0 Demonstrate mastery of concepts, theories and principles of theatre arts1.1 Demonstrate an understanding of the concept and history of theatre arts(b) Describe theatre practices from selected traditions and their influences on contemporary practice (Greece, China, India and Japan)List key features of Greek theatre; identify characteristics of Chinese traditional theatre; describe Indian theatre element; explain Japanese theatre feature; compare two traditionsMarch Week 2 – April Week 32TIE (2023) Theatre Arts for Secondary Schools, Student's BookDemonstration, field practices, guest speaker, apprenticeship, hands-on work, project workVideos of historical trends and selected world theatre traditionsQuizzes, tests, assessment questions, portfolio, flashcards, project work, field activities
1.0 Demonstrate mastery of concepts, theories and principles of theatre arts1.2 Demonstrate an understanding of the theories and principles of theatre arts(a) Explain the basic theories and fundamental principles of vichekesho and ngonjeraDefine vichekesho and ngonjera; list main principles of vichekesho; identify key features of ngonjera; explain purpose in society; compare the two formsApril Week 4 – July Week 22TIE (2023) Theatre Arts for Secondary Schools, Student's BookDemonstration, field practices, guest speaker, apprenticeship, hands-on work, project workVideos of vichekesho and ngonjera, costumes, props, drums and make-upQuizzes, tests, assessment questions, portfolio, flashcards, project work, field activities
2.0 Perform theatre arts2.1–2.2 Perform theatre arts for different audiences; use ICT to produce simple film, television and radio dramaPerform vichekesho and ngonjera for children, youth and adults; use ICT for innovative theatrical alternativesSelect and perform pieces suitable for different audiences; record short drama scenes using smartphone or computerJuly – November2TIE (2023) Theatre Arts for Secondary Schools, Student's BookDemonstration, field practices, guest speaker, apprenticeship, hands-on work, project workVideos of performances, costumes, props, drums, make-up, ICT devicesQuizzes, tests, assessment questions, portfolio, flashcards, project work, field activities
Note: This is a representative extract of the full Theatre Arts scheme (African theatre history → world traditions → vichekesho & ngonjera → performance & ICT production). The full download follows the same official format week by week across the year. Period allocation is 2 periods per teaching week.

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About this scheme

This Form Two Theatre Arts scheme of work follows the competency-based planning format set out by the Tanzania Institute of Education (TIE). It moves from the history of theatre in Africa and selected world traditions (Greece, China, India, Japan), through the theory and principles of vichekesho and ngonjera, to performing for different audiences and using ICT to produce simple film, television and radio drama. Add your school name and term dates, and adjust pacing for holidays and school events before submitting it to your head of department.

Competences covered

Period allocation

Theatre Arts is planned at two periods per teaching week. Across the year the scheme runs to roughly 60 periods, with revision weeks placed before the mid-term, terminal and national examination periods, and weeks left free for school breaks.

Frequently asked questions

Is this Theatre Arts scheme of work aligned to the TIE new curriculum?

Yes. It follows the competency-based format prescribed by the Tanzania Institute of Education for the new curriculum.

What details appear on the scheme?

School Name, Teacher's name, Class and Academic Year. These are included so you can submit the scheme to your Head of Department.

How many periods does the Theatre Arts scheme allocate?

Theatre Arts is planned at two periods per teaching week.

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