Drama Kids classes are all about helping children and young people develop dramatically. With decades of experience in nurturing children and young people in a programme that builds confidence, communication and creativity, your child’s latest extracurricular opportunity is here.

Classes That Really Bring the Drama

The team at Drama Kids know that every child is unique, and that means they need a place they can be authentically and genuinely themselves – that’s where Drama Kids enter stage right! These weekly term-time classes put students at the forefront of teaching, with a curriculum developed to make sure every child has a turn in the spotlight.

The one-hour classes are packed with engaging content led by a teacher who knows how to match the energy of the class and create an environment that is as welcoming as it is fun.

Nurturing Confidence, Communication and Creativity

It’s not all about fun and games though – whilst those are indeed very important to the team at Drama Kids – it’s also about putting the core values front and centre. Drama Kids is about nurturing confidence, communication and creativity. And, students should expect to development a whole range of skills through this dramatic programme, including:

• Confidence and self-esteem
• Communication and social interaction skills
• Energy, enthusiasm, and a positive approach to life
• Performing arts and presentation skills
• Creativity and lateral thinking skills
• Self-awareness, self-expression, and emotional intelligence

 Drama Kids will encourage and support children to speak clearly, stand up in front of others, learn both verbal and non-verbal communication skills

Unleash Your Inner Drama Star

There are no auditions to join and no need to have any experience in drama to make the most of these classes. All students need to bring is their imagination and the teacher will do the rest. The curriculum ensures that you know you’re getting the ultimate Drama Kids experience at every Drama Kids class around the UK. Whilst the curriculum structure is consistent to allow students to truly develop their skillset through their classes, the classes are always kept unique, fun and fresh for every student.

Drama Kids’ fantastic teaching team can transform a classroom into a magical new world though interactive and engaging activities that will set students’ minds whirring – there’s no space to be bored in these classes!

How are Classes Structured?

Classes operate weekly in term time and are grouped into the following:

• Lower Primary (ages 5-8) which sees younger children use their energy to try to their hands at acting and learn how to work with their peers. These classes aim to help children build their confidence and creativity.
• Upper Primary (for ages 9-11) where students are encouraged to try improvisation, script work and role-playing to explore drama in its many forms. They develop key communication skills and each child will feel seen as they explore their sense of self in drama.
• Youth Theatre (for ages 12-18) which see students take on various drama activities from radio plays and monologues to spontaneous improvisation and theatre games. These classes are aimed at older children and young people to give them more of age-appropriate drama experience.

Some Drama Kids academies also offer:

• Early Years (for ages 3-4) which focus on skills for this key age group through the power of storytelling, speech and dramatic play.
• Adult Classes (ages 18+) because drama isn’t just for children! Adults can gain public speaking and presentation skills as well build their self-esteem in a pressure-free environment.

How do I sign up?

If you think Drama Kids would be a good fit for your child, you can book a two-week trial where your child has the opportunity to meet the teacher, try out the classes and start developing their skills before continuing to a full term. To book your place, simply head to the Drama Kids website and search your postcode at dramakids.co.uk.

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