Confidence Building Fun
Try a FREE drama class
Confidence
Building Fun
Try a FREE class
- I am so impressed with the workshops. It's a
joy to see our son's confidence grow each week.
Beth Johnson
I am so impressed
with the
workshops
Beth Johnson
- The teachers are so professional and the
way they deal with each child's needs is amazing.
Lisa Gallagher
The teachers
are so
professional
Lisa Gallagher
Confidence Building Fun
Try a FREE drama class
Confidence
Building Fun
Try a FREE class
- I am so impressed with the workshops. It's a
joy to see our son's confidence grow each week.
Beth Johnson
I am so impressed
with the
workshops
Beth Johnson
- The teachers are so professional and the
way they deal with each child's needs is amazing.
Lisa Gallagher
The teachers
are so
professional
Lisa Gallagher
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As a parent, I know the challenges of helping my children learn their lines for a show. In my role as Principal of Perform, I help develop our scripts, train our teachers, and create lesson plans and show schedules. But… despite all this I’ve had the humbling...
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The Christmas holidays can be the first time children have been to the theatre, be it to see a Panto or a family show. Live performances should be a relaxing and enjoyable experience but, how do we introduce children to the magic of live theatre whilst adhering to theatre...
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As my long-suffering children will tell you, I love to sing. I sing all the time. It’s something that’s always been a huge part of my life - from growing up in Wales (where we all do it!), to working eight shows a week in musical theatre, to founding Perform -...
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I am a huge advocate of Positive Body Language - for example: shoulders back, head held high, standing tall and good eye contact - to make me feel more confident in certain situations. I genuinely believe that, if your body language says ‘confident’, then you...
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As Principal of a drama school, I'm asked this question a lot. And I could write a book on the many reasons why drama is so excellent - not just good - for children. But for this blog post, I'll focus on just one benefit; and that's the improvement drama can...
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Every week throughout the term, we have a different "life skill" focus running through everything we teach. These can range from the specific such as Eye Contact, or Using a Loud Voice to more general positive traits like Concentration...
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A few years ago we conducted a survey with Perform parents. What they were most concerned about was their children's communication skills being stunted by the digital age. Too much spending time online and not communcating in person, for example.
When I was a teenager...
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Make a summer holiday playlist
With more time for music at home during school holidays (no rushed breakfasts or evening homework), why not create a holiday playlist where each family member gets to choose their favourite summer songs. You may find this also builds skills in...
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Shakespeare is most celebrated playright and poem and his works have spawned many phrases that we use today, and whilst his writing can be seen as challenging, there are ways that we can make it more accessible for children. Children love to be challenged, so...
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This term's 4-7s theme, The Magician's Chamber, is an spellbinding adventure into Ancient Britain and, at half-term, thousands of children and parents enjoyed our West End musical, Magical Merlin. I've always thought that... 
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