Students in A level Literature class delved into Shakespeare's Hamlet this week, examining its enduring themes of revenge, uncertainty, and mortality.
Through thoughtful discussion and detailed analysis, they gained deeper insight into the play's intricate characters and the moral dilemmas at its core. To bring the text to life, students explored key scenes with a touch of theatrical flair (props included). The result? A mix of curiosity, laughter, and just a hint of existential dread. Who says 17th-century tragedy can't liven up a modern classroom? Shakespeare would've approved—probably!
