Seventh grade is a challenging time for students. The are in the midst of their schooling, on the verge of becoming teenagers, and face daily struggles with school, friends, self-image, and emotions. Students in Ms Jen’s Language and Literature class explored these ideas as they wrote plays for their production of 'The View from 7th Grade'.
Through a five week process of brainstorming, writing, rehearsing, and performing their plays, students demonstrated their ability to create, collaborate, and take risks.
On 3 April 2018 students performed their plays (“It Started with a Pun,” “Friends,” “Exclusion,” and “Reputation”) in the Black Box theatre to an enthusiastic audience full of 7th and 8th grade students and their teachers.
For more information about the growing Secondary theatre programme at NISC, contact Ms Jen: jennifer_lawless@nisc.edu.kh
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