SAGEWOOD SCHOOL GRADE 1 - 7

The Helen O Grady Drama Academy runs its international programme throughout Midrand and Pretoria. The new classes held at Sagewood School in Midrand, under the direction of Principal Juliet Jordaan, have proved to be a huge success. Classes are held on Friday afternoons during the school term.  Grades 1 and 2 attend from 12h30 - 13h30 and Grades 3 - 7's attend from 13h30 - 14h30.Classes follow an extensive developmental drama curriculum which focuses on Presentation, Public Speaking and Performance Skills. Many of the children have signed up to Aardvark Casting, which is becoming one of Gauteng's leading Agencies with children who have acting experience. Contact www.aardvarkcasting.com for further details.

UPPER PRIMARY STUDENTS FROM IRENE PRIMARY SHOWING OFF THEIR SPEECH AND MOVEMENT SKILLS!

CHILDREN AT IRENE PRIMARY REALLY LOOK FORWARD TO THURSDAYS.....WHY?

Because that's when Helen O Grady Drama Academy comes to their school to run after school drama classes!!!

The Lower Primary Group really enjoyed their MIME TO MUSIC this week called FIRE IN THE PIZZA PARLOUR!!

SADDLEBROOK ESTATE IS FULL OF DRAMA!!

Children from Saddlebrook Estate are simply loving their drama classes with their teacher and Principal of the Academy, Juliet Jordaan

MONDAY FACE PAINTING AT FAERIE GLEN NG CHURCH

We ended off the term at our Faerie Glen studio with a fun filled lesson ending in face painting - the students looked fantastic! The 'Twilight' theme definitley dominated the upper primary's choice of face!!

Get in on the ACT at the Lyttelton Library on Saturday Afternoons!

Saturday afternoons are a buzz with Drama drama and more drama at the Lyttelton Library! These wonderful students have so much talent and we think they are all STARS!!

WIERDA PARK YOUTH THEATRE!

The students from our Wierda Park studio come from many different schools in the area - they get together from 5pm - 6pm on Fridays and it is a really great way to meet friends and unwind after their hectic school schedules! Today they performed very creative radio plays - in which they were only allowed to use their voices to portray the story!