Category: Drama

This week the Upper School took part in an actor’s drama workshop run by Sarah Hunt who is a professional actor and director. Sarah runs the Hunt Academy for Young Actors in Camberley, and is also an agent who places child actors in films and theatre parts. The children enjoyed being taught breath control and…

Lower School & Reception Roald Dahl Day On Thursday Lower School and Reception joined the worldwide celebrations for Roald Dahl.  They had a ‘funtastic’ Dahlicious Day.  They dressed up as all the different marvellous Roald Dahl characters.  At Lyndhurst for the day there were Matildas causing mischief, Oompa Loompas singing as they worked, Miss Trunchbull telling the teachers off, Charlie…

On a very hot and sticky summer evening, parents and friends of Lyndhurst’s year 4 and 6 were asked to believe in fairies as they were transported to Neverland for the summer production of Peter Pan. It was a truly memorable evening with some star solo performances, pirate humour, audience participation and a very frightening…

Children from Reception class to Year 3 participated in a jungle themed drama workshop last week. They engaged in group improvisational work set in a jungle habitat; where they explored the characteristics of different jungle animals. The children looked at predators and prey and went on an expedition to save the last white tiger from…

Year three showed off their talents in their drama showcase on Tuesday when they performed a play called ‘The Romans’ to the whole school and their proud families. The audience were transported back 2000 years where they saw; the construction of a Roman road, the Roman army on the march and a feast being held…

Reception, Yr 1, 2 and 3 went to see Peter Pan Pantomime in Camberley Theatre. Children really enjoyed and their favourite part was the song and dance that Captain Hook did – “Bad”, originally done by Michael Jackson. They  had a fabulous time at the Panto, where they met Pan’s mischievous best friend Tink and…

Sparkly Angels, Busy Inn Keepers , Smart Narrators, Tired Shepherds, Handsome Kings, Bossy Soldiers – children in Lower School did some great acting and singing. Hopefully everyone enjoyed the performance and it made you all feel Christmassy. Well done Year 1 & 2

There wasn’t a dry eye in the house when year five performed their poignant and moving production of ‘The Little Match Girl’s Christmas’ on Wednesday morning. The beautiful singing and excellent acting from all the children was enjoyed by the whole school along with parents and families of the year five children. The production had…