Drama Club provides students opportunities to be involved in an extra curriculum activity where students have a chance to explore and expand their creativity, leadership role abilities, communication skills, respecting others’ opinion. The highly successful program in of our school is in English and it is an introduction to the wonderful world of performing arts and not only teaches students about acting, but also about teamwork, respect, integrity, and responsibility. Our drama where we demonstrate ideas such as space, rhythm, hand-eye co-ordination and balance is suitable for all ages. We work towards building children’s self-awareness, self-esteem and body awareness.

We teach our skills through the exciting medium of drama, through a love of poetry, the use of imagination, an enjoyment of rhythm and sound, story-making, idea-sharing, problem-solving and group dynamics. This creates confidence, fosters standard English pronunciation, encourages a love for reading and an increase in vocabulary, builds team rapport and promotes enjoyment in learning for all student.

SPS Drama classes includes:

Physical, vocal and imaginative warm-ups.

Story and poem sharing.

Language dynamics.

Sharing and presenting news, information and ideas.

Voice, speech and pronunciation exercises.

Exploring poetry.

Communication skills.

Creative drama and improvisation.

 We work closely with the kids to help them develop their confidence, spoken communication and thinking skills. We encourage children to become unique individuals, helping them master the skills they will need to communicate in a competitive world.

Our kindergarten-level classes are based on storybooks and poems that appeal to children’s interests at this stage, while guiding them towards broader needs for school and life. The classes explore topics using language and literacy naturally and purposefully, to connect and support thinking, talking, listening and reading. Our teachers nurture connection, collaboration and acceptance of children’s ideas and emotions, as students create and extend drama activities to try out their abilities in different roles.