Kirsty Charles, the Principal of Stagecoach Performing Arts Lincoln South, wants to share some exciting updates with the local sports community.
Stagecoach Lincoln South, located at Manor Leas Junior Academy on Hykeham Rd, Lincoln, focuses on nurturing young imaginations, boosting confidence, and building life skills through classes in singing, drama, and dance. They provide a supportive environment where students can feel free to be themselves.
Currently, Kirsty and her team are enrolling new students, but spaces are limited. They encourage interested individuals to choose a class and enrol now for a two-week trial. For inquiries, you can fill out a contact form or call the school directly at 01522 246864.
The school hosts weekly classes for children aged 4–6 and 6–18 years. The Early Stages classes for 4-6-year-olds, running alongside the main Stagecoach schools, offer 90-minute sessions where young learners get to explore singing, dancing, and drama. For those aged 6–18 years, the Main Stages classes are divided into age-appropriate groups, ensuring that all students, whether shy or exceptionally talented, receive quality instruction and support.
Kirsty is committed to a safe and enriching experience for each student. All team members undergo Enhanced DBS checks to ensure the children's safety and well-being.
Recent events have highlighted the students' talents. They recently performed "MATILDA Jr" at the Terry O Toole Theatre and participated in a Christmas Extravaganza at Birmingham Town Hall, performing a piece inspired by "Elf."
Stagecoach Lincoln South also runs holiday workshops, giving students additional opportunities to expand their skills and creativity during school breaks. They accept childcare vouchers and TAX-FREE CHILDCARE payments, providing convenience and flexibility for families.
The team at Stagecoach Lincoln South actively engages with the community. They have performed at the Lincoln Xmas Lights Switch On and entertained crowds at the Waterside Shopping Centre with festive songs.
Kirsty Charles and her dedicated team are committed to providing a well-rounded performing arts education. Through their support, students thrive and develop their talents in singing, dancing, and drama.