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Exploring the benefits of performing arts for children’s wellbeing
The modern world throws a lot of challenges at children and young people, especially in such a fast moving technological society. From body image, social media and peer pressure, there are so many obstacles that young people face that can really a ect mental health.
This is why giving your children the tools to be best prepared for the challenges they may come across in their lives is key. The performing arts o er children a fantastic platform to be expressive and channel emotions, bravery and courage, whilst learning new skills, being active, having fun with other local children and ultimately growing in confidence.
Stagecoach Performing Arts inspires every child to unlock their potential and develop their ‘Creative Courage for Life’. Through singing, dancing and acting classes, children have the freedom to be creative within a structured and safe environment. With more than 30 years’ experience, Stagecoach has already made a di erence to over one million students’ lives. Students learn more than the Performing Arts; they learn skills to help them succeed on the stage of life. The performing arts teach children to be brave, to speak up and have the courage to share their opinions. It teaches life skills such as resilience, selfesteem and is an outlet for children to be active and expressive within a creative setting. Using concentration, commitment and determination, the classes enable children to be themselves whilst encouraging them to be social and collaborative with their peers.
Principal of Stagecoach in Chingford and Walthamstow, Matthew Wing, has a background as a professional Musical Theatre performer and has a passion for the arts, together with a fantastic team of experienced teachers at his school to ensure your child thrives. Children of all abilities are welcome. There’s no experience necessary and the schools are very inclusive to all.
The sessions run during term time on Friday evenings and through the day on Saturday in Chingford and Walthamstow, so if you want to see what it’s all about in a two-week trial, or to find out more, call Matthew on 01234 709600 or visit stagecoach.co.uk/chingford