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'Merrily, merrily, shall I live now,
Under the blossom that hangs on the bough'
The Tempest #ShakespeareWeek
🎨 Arthur Rackham, ca 1926 #BookWormSat

'Macbeth' was cursed from the beginning, a coven of witches objected to the using of real incantations, so they put a curse on the play. In Scots lore the witches were fairies
more: 'Folklore of Scotland'
https://t.co/9uWBYU2L0m
#ShakespeareWeek #BookWormSat
art: Daniel Gardner

Adam Bell, known as the 'Robin Hood of the North' 🏹
Lived in Inglewood Forest and thought to be the 'Adam' in 'Much Ado About Nothing'
more: Folklore of the Lake District
https://t.co/ZUei2f8rJS
#bookwormsat #shakespeareweek
art: Richard Dadd

Today, #WorldTheatreDay, also marks the end of #ShakespeareWeek - double the reason to celebrate the Bard!
And enjoying his work doesn't have to be daunting. Just see our Microwave Shakespeare series👇
(Microwavable ready-meal versions of the original plays - that taste GOOD!)

As 9Y3 wrapped up their 'Boolean Logic' unit, they explored how to use Boolean operators to create Shakespeare inspired code. Well done from Mr Millar! #ShakespeareWeek #ComputerScience #Coding

We love making at #ElthamLibrary children’s #CraftClub! This week we made jester hats inspired by #ShakespeareWeek, using different colours and shapes! 🎭🎨🖍️ Join us on Wednesdays from 3.45-4.45 to make friends, borrow books + #Craft! #LoveYourLibrary

We love making at #ElthamLibrary’s #MessyMorning! This week we used different colours and shapes to make fairies inspired by A Midsummer Nights Dream for #ShakespeareWeek! 🧚 Join the fun on Mondays from 10-11am to make friends, borrow books + #Craft! 🎨📚 #LoveYourLibrary

It's #ShakespeareWeek! 🎭
Inspire your learners with a range of Shakespeare-related films to stream on Into Film+ and free resources to support learning across the curriculum. #NationalYearOfReading2026
Find out more! https://t.co/EuErmWZ5WB
This drawing from March 1787 shows Mrs. Abington, née Frances Barton (1737-1815), as Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing. She was a Covent Garden flower girl, a maid and a ballad singer before making her debut on stage in 1755.
#ShakespeareWeek #WomensHistoryMonth

It’s #ShakespeareWeek + we have a new display to celebrate in the children’s library! Celebrating his works and life, visit us at #ElthamLibrary to browse and borrow from the display. This year’s theme as ‘As You Like It’, inspired by one of his most prolific works 📚🎭

How will you celebrate #ShakespeareWeek? 📚
We’ve got lots of resources for you to use in your classroom here! 👉 https://t.co/GBOIYyWBfz
This photograph is of the library at Bridgehill House in Belper, before it was demolished in the 1930s. With so many books, it's highly likely that there's some Shakespeare there somewhere…
#ShakespeareWeek

It’s National Shakespeare Week! 🌟
William Shakespeare inspired storytelling, imagination, & self-expression, just like our Drama Kids classes do every week 🎭✨
What is your favourite Shakespeare play?
#DramaKids #childrensactivity #shakespeareweek #shakespeare

🎭 It's Shakespeare Week!
Daily English fun: facts, decoding Shakespearea's language & creative challenges. ✍️
📜 Sonnet Competition (with prizes)
🧠 Shakespeare Quiz (earn stamps)
Get involved & get creative! ✨ #ShakespeareWeek

Discover Shakespeare with this selection for children and teens for Shakespeare Week: https://t.co/Fm5fCze8bV
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#ShakespeareWeek #Shakespeare @Pamela_Butchart

Did you know next week is #ShakespeareWeek? You do now! 🎭
With this in mind, there's no better time to check out our KS2 Reading Comprehension Scrollable Question Set "A Midsummer Night's Dream" by William Shakespeare.
🔗 https://t.co/g8wCl8NscC
#LbQ

Eagle B enjoyed acting out the main scenes from Macbeth in the form of whole class freeze frames. #ShakespeareWeek

We became Montagues, Capulets and the ordinary townspeople of Verona as we explored what it would feel like to be caught between two feuding enemies. Such thoughtful responses from Class 4 🎭 #ShakespeareWeek

#ShakespeareWeek We got into pairs to write expanded noun phrases to describe Prospero and Caliban from The Tempest. We will be writing our character descriptions tomorrow.

#ShakespeareWeek After listening to The Tempest story, we sang a song about what it might be like to be on a ship in a storm.
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