LITTLE Voices music and drama classes are starting in Westbury next month at Leigh Park Community Centre.
A free trial lesson is available when registered online with classes available to those 4-7 years and 8-12 years.
Lorraine Mahoney who will be running the classes said, “Established in 2007, Little Voices builds confidence and nurtures talent through inspirational education in music and drama for children.
“With 100% LAMDA pass rate in our centres, we work with trained singing and drama tutors in small classes and are passionate about helping all our pupils reach their full potential.
“Our small classes mean we can focus on the individual child’s development, ensure everyone gets a part and provide a wonderful, caring environment where your child can make new friends and grow in confidence.
“Mini Voices – for children aged 4-7 introduces children to the performing arts, with fun at the core of our lessons. These lessons are short to maximise concentration and learning. We also start to nurture your child’s talents and develop their communication skills.
“Little Voices – for children aged 8-12 continue to develop talent and communication skills. During these lessons we introduce characterisation, expression, complex scripts and working together as a cast. We really nurture their young singing voices with vocal health as a priority and fundamental acting techniques.
“Lessons take place mid-week and after school, meaning no weekend commitment encroaching on all-important family time. If you’d like to find out what makes our award-winning lessons so amazing, please get in touch.”
The new Westbury classes will be on Wednesdays at Leigh Park Community Centre. Each child will receive a free trial lesson, online registration required.
The times of the classes are 3.30pm-4pm for Mini Voices (4-7yrs), 4pm-4.45pm for Little Voices (8-12yrs). For more details or to enquire about joining Little Voices visit www. littlevoices.org.uk/bath or email lorrainemahoney@ littlevoices.org.uk
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