Essex Stage Academy Summer School 2011



You can book your place on this year's Summer School course now! 


"The 3 day course will take place on Monday 25th - Wednesday 27th July and then repeated on Monday 22nd - Wednesday 24th August.  This will include a mixture of dance, drama and singing, arts and crafts, games and general fun!!  Ideal for ages 6+"

 

Summer Camp 1

Monday 25th July                     10-3pm  
Tuesday 26th July   10-3pm
Wednesday 27th July   12-5pm



Summer Camp 2 

Monday 22nd August            
  10-3pm  
Tuesday 23rd August   10-3pm
Wednesday 24th August   12-5pm

  

 

Venue:  Great Waltham Village Hall, South Street, CM3 1DF

Fee:  £75 per child

 

Notes:  Packed lunch required + plenty of drink.  A show will be performed by the children at the end of the last day to show you what they've been up to!


Go to www.essexstageacademy.co.uk for more information and a booking form!

 


 


Summer School 2010

 

This Summer School course took place on Monday 23rd - Wednesday 25th August at Great Waltham Village Hall 10-4pm each day with a show on the last day!

10 girls came and enjoyed the 3 days of dancing, singing and acting!  This Summer theme was SHOES!!

 

Day 1

 

After warm-up games and exercises we all worked together on re-writing the song "Food Glorious Food" into "Shoes Glorious Shoes" which was a lot of fun!  Then we started on the drama piece, all linked in with shoes and discovering a brand new shoe shop, which would later link in with the song we were writing.

 

Day 2

 

On the second day, the children continued designing their own shoes - today with lots of glitter and paints, and out came the shoe boxes which they each wrapped up and decorated to their taste!  We started the dance "New Shoes" also today, splitting the children into groups for different sections and then we finished the drama piece.

 

Day 3

 

We re-capped the song - the children had done so well to memorize all the words over night!  We added movements and expressions to the song.  We worked a lot on cleaning the "New Shoes" dance routine and of course adding some facial expressions (very important!).  After lunch we finally set each piece on the stage.  The children couldn't wait to get up there! We then had some time spare to play some drama games as they had worked so hard.  After a couple of run throughs all the way through, it was time for the parents to come and watch!  The children did a brilliant performance and I'm sure the parents would agree.