Confidence Building Fun
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Confidence
Building Fun
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- 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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I know I go on about this in my blogs but drama is SO powerful. I'm aware that some people see drama as a dispensable add-on in schools. An extra-curricular activity that's fun but not educational. At a time of budget cuts and standardised tests I can see why...
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I read an article in the Evening Standard recently where writer David Wood, who recently adapted Judith Kerr’s ‘The Tiger Who Came To Tea for the stage, talked about the importance of drama for children. He said that children who take part in workshops...
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It’s the end of the summer holidays and we are now extremely busy putting the final touches to our curriculum for Autumn Term 2014.
When I set up Perform nearly 15 years ago, I wanted to create a drama school which was about the children having the best fun...
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Our Summer Experience holiday courses started last week and, by all accounts, the first week went really well. I’ve had lots of great feedback from parents about the shows on the last day.
Even though it is really the learning process and enjoyment...
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I found this blog post last night written by film director Ben Gregor (yes – I know it was written last year, but better late than never!). The full article is well worth reading, but let me share the first paragraph with you...
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I always adored receiving books as presents when I was a little girl and, now I'm a mother, I love it when my children are given books too. A book can open your mind to new worlds, take you on adventures and introduce you to characters who end up as best friends - and all...
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I am normally quite a talkative person but even I was rendered speechless when I read this article about some of the many ?Curriculum Cleansing' changes that Michael Gove is planning.
For example, currently all GCSE students have to study English by either taking...
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Did anyone read this story recently about a grandfather in Kent who went to pick up his granddaughter and was given the wrong child?
He took this child to a doctor's appointment where she was prescribed liquid paracetemol and then took her back to school. At the end of...
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I had to share this piece by Tim Lott in The Observer last week.
Tim talks about the struggle he had to get his eldest daughter Ruby to eat fruit and vegetables as a child. Ruby refused to eat anything remotely healthy and the article starts with him talking about the...
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I read this article in the Independent in June and it made me so cross that I couldn't bear to blog about it. However, following all the international coverage about The Duchess of Cambridge breast-feeding - and having calmed down somewhat(!) - I thought I should share... 
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