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Maximise your child's potential with performing arts clesses
IF you want to get the new school year off to a flying start, you might want to consider enrolling your child into performing arts classes.

Research has shown learning performing arts can actually boost academic achievement. It also builds confidence and perseverance, boosts self-esteem and helps young people develop empathy, compassion and the ability to work in a team.
Noodle Performance Art’s NPA Academy allows children, aged between five and 16, the opportunity to reap the benefits of learning to sing, dance and act. The weekly sessions, at Christ Church Community Hall, in Stocksbridge, last for two hours and give young people comprehensive training in the performing arts in a fun, no-pressure environment.
There are still some places available in the classes, which run from 11.30am to 1.30pm on Saturdays.
Carla Hewitt, director of Noodle Performance Arts in North Sheffield, said:
Students taking part in NPA Academy classes have regular opportunities to perform, including in an annual show. However, unlike some traditional theatre schools, the focus is on enjoying the experience and there are no compulsory uniforms or exams.
To book a FREE trial session for your child this September, visit www.noodleperformancearts.com or email carla@noodleperformancearts.com