Stagecoach Gloucester expert insight: How performing arts can help children to thrive
From building self-confidence to making friends for life, stage school offers so much more than dance, singing and drama lessons – as SoGlos discovers from the new principal at Stagecoach Gloucester, Kate Ridley-Holloway.
Stagecoach Gloucester delivers skills for the stage – and for life – through its fun dance, singing and drama lessons for children aged four to 18.
Performing arts classes can help children to build confidence in themselves, work compassionately as part of a team and embrace new opportunities as they learn skills for life.
As Stagecoach Gloucester welcomes students back for its summer term of dance, singing and drama classes, SoGlos talks to new principal, Kate Ridley-Holloway, to find out more about the benefits of a performing arts education.
Gloucester stage school reopens with children’s classes in dance, singing and drama
Now enrolling for its summer 2021 term, Stagecoach Gloucester is back, offering performing arts classes in dance, singing and drama to local youngsters aged four to 18.
Children can sing, dance and act at Stagecoach Gloucester – now enrolling four to 18-year-olds for its summer 2021 term.
Young thespians in Gloucester have the chance to shine as performing arts school, Stagecoach Gloucester, reopens for the summer 2021 term.
New principal, Kate Ridley-Holloway, is relaunching the school for summer 2021, offering weekend classes for four to 18-year-olds at Ribston Hall High School from Saturday 24 April to Sunday 18 July 2021.