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Three Reasons to attend a Drama camp

Every holidays, a myriad of workshops and camps pop up, providing students with opportunities to extend their skills and talent outside of the school setting. Drama camps are a great place for students to explore their creativity and build their self-confidence in a relaxed, friendly and fun environment.

Is my child old enough to start violin?

Somewhere between four and eight years is the best time to begin a violin journey. That’s a wide range, and your child will fit in based upon a number of factors such as the child’s maturity, motor control, available family time and most of all: your level of patience as a parent. This test will help you determine if now is the right time.

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Singing schools for kids

Bring your children’s singing talent to the next level! Singing schools develop children's vocal abilities and let them have fun performing onstage. Find a singing school for your child now!

How to overcome stress

Whether it’s learning lines for a production or sitting an exam, many actors can apply similar strategies to minimise their stress levels and face a challenge head on. This article includes some proven tips to help you overcome stress:

Casting agencies for kids

Get your young actors and models the right representatives! Do your kids like performing or modelling? Do they dream of becoming a star? Casting agencies for kids can help you manage their future!

Cornet for kids

Give your kids a chance to play in concert bands with the cornet! In its modern form, the cornet is a brass instrument that resembles the trumpet and is often used in classical music. If your kids love playing solos in brass bands, then the cornet may be instrument for them!

How to help your child overcome stage fright

How are you meant to make your child feel comfortable on stage? They love performing but the fear can be overwhelming. It can be really scary being so small and in front of a big audience! These simple strategies include assisting with preparation, affirmations and dealing with those dreaded butterflies in the belly - find out how you can work with your child (or students) to move them beyond the fear.

4 reasons hip hop dancers should take a ballet class

I was a self proclaimed “anti-ballerina”, leotards and tights made me feel self-conscious and I was often heard telling people “I wasn’t built for ballet.” No, I didn’t (and still don’t) have amazing feet or great turn out and I’m not super flexible. Nor do I possess any of the ideal physical traits of your stereotypical ballerina.<br> But, I have a new mantra now. “Nobody was built for ballet. Ballet was built for us.”<br> This is a first-hand account explaining exactly how ballet can improve your child's hip hop performance.

Children performing Annie, a Broadway musical featuring kids

Drama classes & lessons for kids

Put your kids under the spotlight! . To keep them busy and entertained, we get them engaged in activities for kids that combines both being active and being creative; and also in a way that their peers and the adults will appreciate them. Why not let them take their chances on the performing arts?

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Camps for Kids

Are you wondering what to do with your kids in the school holidays? Kids' camps are a popular solution to the dilemma of how to entertain your children over the summer period. Camps are a place where children can go either for the day or overnight and enjoy a number of organised kids activities usually based around a particular theme or sport. There are an almost infinite number of different types of camps available throughout Australia that cater to kids of almost all ages and interests.

Why your child should join the debating team

Your child may have the opportunity to join the debating team at their school at the start of the year. It’s important to be on top of the benefits of debating, to ensure your child makes an informed decision about joining the debating team.

How to Get Your Child To Practice Their Musical Instrument

There is only one thing more magical than watching an expert musician who is lost in their own craft; that is, being that musician. Become one with an instrument produces a sense of flow, enjoyment, confidence and pure bliss. A musician can lose themselves to something greater than them alone. Which is why you are doing your child a massive favour if you know how to make practice both fun and rewarding. Here’s how to best get your child to practice, without the tears.

The importance of poetry in your child's life

World Poetry Day was hosted globally on Tuesday, 21 March and it’s a good opportunity to talk about the important role poetry plays in child development.

Encourage your child to become a confident and independent dancer (tips)

Joining a dance studio may be the first activity your child is about to attend - and their confidence and independence may waver as they try something new. Take a deep breath and jump in, head first with them. There is so much fun to be had. This article shares some tips to help enhance your child's confidence and independence as they learn to dance for the first time.

Singing for Kids

Does your child dream of becoming the next Australian Idol?<br><br>Give your kids the chance to explore their talents with singing lessons!

10 reasons to learn a musical instrument

1. It’s enjoyable! 2. It’s a great way to meet new people 3. It builds your self-confidence 4. Develops your patience 5. Enhances your creative ability 6. Teaches you self-discipline 7. Boosts your memory 8. Brings with it a sense of achievement 9. Reduces your stress levels 10. Improves cognitive skills

Tips to encourage your child to practice playing a musical instrument

It never ceases to amaze me how much difficulty some parents find in encouraging their child to practice playing a musical instrument. Very few younger aged students will practice of their own volition. Not many five year old kids will say to their parents “Now please excuse me, I am about to head into my room to practice the piano for the next hour or two”. However, we have found that the more actively parents are involved, the more the child will feel there is a reason to practice.

This young girl is preparing for a viola recital

Viola for kids

Fine tune your kids love of music! Enrol them to viola lessons for kids, and watch their love of music grow as they learn to play classical and contemporary music.

Age-Appropriate Drama Activities

Activities like 'Improvisation Games' foster quick thinking and creativity, while 'Scripted Scenes' introduce them to the basics of script reading and character portrayal.

5 reasons your kids should take dance classes

For most students, what is learned in dance class goes beyond the dance studio and penetrates every area of their lives. This expert contribution includes the top five benefits of taking a dance class.

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Enjoying Cinderella

11-04-2016 by Laura Codnita

‎Laura Daoay Codnita‎ to The Outspoken Swan Academy of Drama, Film & Communication June 5, 2015 · Darwin · Rasha and Galia with their lovely theater teacher Gillian Rose..

Answer from The Outspoken Swan Drama Academy for Drama, Film and Speech on 31-01-2017:

Thank you Laura for taking this lovely pic of two of our talented EARLY WINNERS, Rasha and Galia, with me. It is such a pleasure to teach enthusiastic youngsters brimming with ideas and sparkles. This mixed group of Cygnetaries and younger ones certainly produced a unique take on the traditional tale of Cinderella.

Engaging, humorous and heartwarming!

11-04-2016 by Georgina Cotter

Georgina Cotter March 24 at 3:37pm Thankyou Gillian for an engaging, humorous and totally heartwarming play "a slice of Narnia" that was performed at the Malak Theatre last night. It was wonderful to see the hard work and dedication from yourself and the students

It was indeed an astonishing production Georgina, even if I do say so myself. Twelve child actors, 36 costumes, 21 scenes, multi-media, sound and lighting effects and a DUCK straight out of Leunig, the Aussie cartoonist, to weld together of wonderful version of C.S. Lewis' allegorical magical fantasy, "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe". The students were splendid, so was a sound techie and the audience loved. Great work.

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