Allsorts™ Drama For Children

Testimonials

Helena said her party was the most wonderful day of her life, can’t do better than that , eh.

Ayesha Vardag

All the children loved the party, particularly Lucy, and none of us could quite believe what they managed to achieve in just an hour and a half. The performance was great and there were lots of proud parents!

Julia Banks

The Lamda sessions at school have honestly been Sahara’s most favourite moments in her school life so far. She has developed a real passion for this type of expression and hopes to continue in her new school in September.

Bryony Heard

Daisy adores the classes so much I can’t tell you.

Rachel Englender – Parent

Sasha, the show yesterday was marvelous, everyone was wonderful. Thank you so much for organising such a fantastic course.

Ruth – mother of Eva, Summer Workshop

St Nicholas School has been delighted to have an association with allsorts drama that goes back over 10 years. The children develop dramatic skills and talents through improvisation and workshops which help build confidence and make new friends. Our children have enjoyed the fun and professional approach that the teachers have brought to this vital part of their development. Many thanks and long may it continue!”

David Wilson, Headmaster of St Nicholas Prep School

The party was WONDERFUL!!! What a huge success!! Thank you very much and Caroline was amazing! Thanks again

Michelle Berkeland – Parent

For your reference, I have an older son, Alex, who was in Reception and has been attending the Wednesday classes. He has really been enjoying them…very happy and enthusiastically telling me about what goes on…especially the one earlier in the year with the planets…he’s actually developed such an interest in them! Needless to say, I’ve signed him on for the Autumn classes! Nick (his younger brother) has been so inspired by Alex that he would like to join the club too.

Lyn Ho – Parent

“Teaching for allsorts is a rewarding and enriching experience. As a teacher, allsorts offers you the opportunity and freedom to truly engage with each student’s individual creative abilities or spirit. We encourage students to grow through supporting their own creative initiative. This nurtures a student’s self confidence and self expression. Equal attention and importance is given to the process and it’s product.”

Tammy Gordon – allsorts teacher

“I enjoy working for allsorts drama as the material given opens up a world of wonders for the children to explore. No two lessons are the same as we encourage the children to use their imaginations and create characters with guidance from the teachers and inventive story lines provided. It is a joy to see the children’s confidence grow and imagination flourish throughout the term.”

Caroline Bragg – allsorts teacher