Children aged four to six can participate in weekly singing, dancing, and acting classes offered by Stagecoach Performing Arts Yate, a local Contemporary Dance club. These Early Stages classes aim to introduce children to the performing arts while helping them boost their confidence and make new friends.
The classes are designed to be fun and engaging, allowing students to explore rhythm, storytelling, and role play. In addition to learning how to sing, dance, and act, students also gain other valuable skills. To see for yourself what the students are capable of, please have a look at the program's activities.
Please note that the availability may vary depending on the school, so it is advisable to consult with your local school Principal to find out what they offer. Stagecoach Performing Arts Yate operates with an Educational Framework that guarantees a high-quality performing arts education in all of its schools around the world. Each school has the flexibility to adapt and personalise their lessons according to the needs of their students.
If you are interested, you can book a two-week trial for £25 for Early Stages (4-6 year-olds). The trial period lasts for 90 minutes each week. If you decide to continue with the program after the trial, you can simply speak to your local Stagecoach Performing Arts School Principal.
For more information, please contact customer services on 0800 915 0199 or reach out to your local Stagecoach school. Please note that the two-week trial must be taken within the first four weeks of a Stagecoach term, and the two weeks must be consecutive. Certain Stagecoach schools (excluding Wales and Scotland) also accept Childcare Vouchers and Tax-Free Childcare. To receive Tax-Free Childcare, you will need to apply and set up an account. For further details and to check your eligibility, please visit the Government website.
If you have any specific inquiries or messages for the Principal of your local school, please feel free to use the designated area. Thank you for considering Stagecoach Performing Arts Yate!
