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Bringing old classics to life
Cries of protest usually await English teachers when they tentatively broach the topic of Shakespeare with students. But at Brighton Secondary School in South Australia, such outbursts are ancient history thanks to a dynamic Shakespeare-themed festival which has brought new life to the topic.
The Shakespeare Festival at Brighton Secondary School is re-engaging students in the world of the playwright.
The Shakespeare Festival at Brighton Secondary School is re-engaging students in the world of the playwright.
This story appeared in the March 2016 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.
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