Little Players Group B

ACTING

Our drama classes for children in Group B are designed to take young actors on an exciting journey of self-expression and creativity, introducing them to the art of devising and improvising. They learn to create unique stories and characters from their imagination, think on their feet, and collaborate with peers to develop different genres of scenes and scenarios. Young actors will have the opportunity to learn the art of physical theatre, which emphasises storytelling through movement and expression. Engaging in exercises and games, they’ll learn to create visually stunning scenes through the use of tableaus, resulting in unforgettable moments on stage. In addition to drama training, our classes offer the chance for young performers to deliver speeches, improving their public speaking skills and confidence in addressing an audience.

SINGING

In our Group B singing lessons, we prioritise the significance of building up a strong core and maintaining fitness to improve vocal performance. Pupils will be introduced to breathing techniques, which can be utilised throughout their singing. Group B pupils they will learn basic warm-up exercises that will become part of their routine. From time to time, more challenging exercises will be added to stimulate their minds and enhance their abilities. We learn a new song every two weeks of any genre, which helps

DANCING

In group B dance classes, pupils will take on more challenging exercises adding kicks, leaps and turns into their corner work. Coordination, range of motion and flexibility will be further developed, while introducing students to a variety of dance styles. As we pick up the pace of teaching, pupils are encouraged to strive for excellence in their technique. We believe that a strong foundation in dance fundamentals is crucial, so we focus on refining posture, alignment, and balance. Expression and performance are also emphasized, as students are encouraged to connect with the music and convey their emotions through their movements. With consistent practice and hard work, pupils will become more confident and skilled, ready to take on new challenges and express themselves.