Romeo and Juliet’s parents were to blame for their children’s deaths

tags child abuse, children, mental health, parenting, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare
subjects English & literacy, English Literature

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This House Believes that Romeo and Juliet's parents were to blame for their deaths (2-a-side debate)

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tags child abuse, children, mental health, parenting, Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare
subjects English & literacy, English Literature
ages KS3 (ages 11-14), KS4 (ages 14-16)

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