The Power of Performing Arts in Supporting Children’s Education
Performing arts such as music, dance, theatre, and drama play a significant role in enhancing children’s educational experiences. and foster essential academic skills.
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Who doesn’t love applause? | Drama Classes for Neurodivergent Kids
Shy kid terrified of attention could become actor thanks to drama. And benefits of acting classes are big, especially to ADHD kids, it’s focus, freedom, fun & the joy of being seen.
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Musical Theatre Exams at Altrincham Stagecoach
Altrincham Stagecoach follows the LCM London College of Music Board of Exams and has been offering their students the opportunity to take the exams for the past 12 years with an excellent success rate.
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The Show Must Go On…
The countdown is on, lines have been learnt, dances are being polished and more costumes are arriving at doorstep of Noodle Performing Arts for long awaiting ‘Peter Pan’…
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The Parent Trap
The restrictions are off! Activity classes can go back to some form of normal, which means a number of things: more kids, more fun, more…parents. The Director of Noodle Performing Arts advises those parents who are just about to start their journey into the world of activities and classes.
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Stagecoach Performing Arts: a Journey to Confidence.
The Stagecoach Performing Arts in Altrincham provides quality part-time performing arts training for children and teenagers aged 4-18yrs. It has been running successfully for over 20 years, and the team pride themselves on offering an exciting and inspiring experience to children.
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Coming out of the Bubble
Parents looking for children’s activities have booked on to performing arts classes in droves, and the increase in emails expressing worries over kids’ self-esteem and social skills has been significant.
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Diary of the Zoom Performing Arts Teacher
The move to teaching Performing Arts online is immense. Everything we stand for: social skills, trust, teamwork, touch – one of the most critical senses a human possesses and craves – all ‘virtually’ impossible.
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Singing on Hangouts
As coronavirus crisis develops,
some technology previously used mainly for communication is now going to be trialled for singing and drama
Don’t Stop Believin’, as Journey Once Said
Cat Allen, the director of Noodle Performance Arts in Cheshire, talks about believing in magic, a safety net, and a hidden wizard in both adults and children.
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Watch out for Stargazers!
A new company for young actors has emerged on the local scene. Stargazers Performers Ltd is run by a qualified music, performing arts teachers Kathryn O’Brien from Chorlton and a dance specialist from Marple Charlotte Oldham. They work with children from 3 to 12.
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