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01 Nov Four reasons your school needs a Speech and Drama program

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1. Schools are under more pressure than ever to deliver academic results With Naplan and increased standardised testing, schools and teachers are under pressure to deliver academic results. Unfortunately, this often impacts the way schools approach the curriculum, and subjects like drama, music and art sometimes receive less attention. We meet students...

17 Aug How Dressing up Fosters Imagination and Characterisation

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The fun and excitement of dressing up normally starts at a young age. A tiara transforms you into a princess, a tutu turns you into a ballerina, dad's straw hat changes you into a farmer! Role play, make-believe and dress-ups allow children to develop imagination and build...

22 Jan Life Lessons from Dr Seuss!

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Dr Seuss has taught us many things, and today we would like to share a few of our favourite Seuss life lessons! ...

28 Apr How to practise Speech and Drama at home

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To think that in 8 short weeks we will have covered so many things like multiple poems, tongue twisters, performing sections of scenes and having fun along the way! Since we will be having a parent watching week, and other performance opportunities, we thought we’d put...

08 Sep Benefits of Performing

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Performing arts can be a profound and important part of children's development...

25 Mar Bullying. No Way!

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Friday the 20th March 2015 marked the fifth National day against Bullying and Violence. This day, each year, The National Day Against Bullying provides students and teachers a focus to say no to bullying in their schools and wider community, and work together to make sure...