Stretch your child’s imagination and become Little Great Storytellers! Through creative drama tools such as improvisation, movement and role play, your child will learn to use his own interpretation to tell stories inspired by Swimmy and Frederick by Leo Lionni and The Little Prince by Antoine De Saint Exupery.

Our one-off Drama workshops will provide your child with plenty of room to play, create and discover as they explore engaging and empowering activities through physical and verbal expression. In addition to the building of language skills through the retelling of stories, your child will strengthen his confidence as an effective communicator and build interest in reading and appreciating good quality children’s literature.

For ages 3 to 4
120 minutes, drop-off session

Swimmy

Swimmy is a little black fish who lives in the deep blue sea amongst his red brothers and sisters. As they playfully dart through the plants, danger is lurking around the corner in the guise of a hungry tuna fish. Clever Swimmy must figure out a way to save the day.

Through imaginative play, your child will create the beautiful underwater world of the sea, explore the fascinating sea creatures and discover the benefits of working together as a team as they retell the exciting adventures of Swimmy.

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For ages 5 to 7
120 minutes, drop-off session

Frederick

The field mice are busy collecting food to prepare for winter but Frederick has other ideas. Gathering the sun’s rays, colours and words, everyone thinks he is just plain lazy. However, Frederick’s efforts are put to good use when the long winter becomes too difficult to endure.

In this workshop, your child will learn to unlock the power of imagination and discover the beauty of words and colours as they reinterpret this beautiful tale through creative movement and expression.

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For ages 8 to 12
120 minutes, drop-off session

The Little Prince

by Antoine de Saint-Exupery

Once there was a Little Prince who lived on a tiny planet with three volcanoes and a beautiful rose. Unhappy, he decides to leave and embarks on a journey to find a new beginning only to discover that ‘home is where the heart is’.

Inspired by this timeless tale, your child will learn the importance of friendship, love and responsibility as well as develop important social and emotional skills through the sharing of ideas in order to retell the story.

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