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2025 AO Holiday Camp

LAMDA Speech & Drama (Trial Class)

LAMDA Speech & Drama (Trial Class)

The LAMDA Acting Programme is designed to inspire creativity, enhance performance skills, and build confidence in participants of all ages. Whether just beginning their acting journey or mastering advanced techniques, learners will develop their craft through engaging activities, thoughtful character interpretation, and dynamic stage presence.

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AISL Harrow Schools

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For residential camps, the fee encompasses accommodation, meals, study materials, and Public Liability Insurance, ensuring a comprehensive package for the duration of the stay.

For day camps, the fee includes study materials, providing the necessary resources for each student's daily activities and learning experiences.

Please be aware that transportation to and from the camp, flight tickets, visa fees, and personal travel insurance are not included in the camp fees and should be arranged separately by the participants.
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Programme Levels

  • LAMDA Acting Junior (Ages 7–10: Y3, Y4, Y5)
  • LAMDA Acting Intermediate (Ages 10–13: Y6, Y7, Y8)
  • LAMDA Acting Advanced (Ages 13–16: Y9, Y10, Y11, Y12)

LAMDA Acting – Junior (Ages 7–10)

The Junior level provides a strong foundation for developing acting, expression, and communication skills. Students will explore body awareness, vocal projection, and emotional expression through engaging exercises and activities.

Learning Outcomes

  • Develop confidence and improve posture.
  • Speak with clarity and explore vocal techniques such as pace, pause, and volume.
  • Perform scenes from memory with audibility and clarity.
  • Interpret characters thoughtfully and portray moods effectively.
  • Engage in discussions about character understanding.

LAMDA Acting – Intermediate (Ages 10–13)

At the Intermediate level, students take their performance skills to new heights by focusing on vocal contrast, emotional depth, and creative interpretation. They will gain confidence in engaging audiences and bringing characters to life in unique and compelling ways.

Learning Outcomes

  • Perform scenes with vocal contrast and imaginative character interpretation.
  • Use technical skills, including physical responses to text and an understanding of staging.
  • Engage an audience with effective use of space, movement, and body language.
  • Display emotional depth and thoughtful character portrayal.
  • Discuss character interpretation and performance techniques confidently.

LAMDA Acting – Advanced (Ages 13–16)

The Advanced level challenges students to explore complex characters and deliver compelling performances. Participants will perform three monologues of their choice from different historical periods, showcasing their versatility and mastery of acting techniques.

Learning Outcomes

  • Deliver monologues from memory with clarity, vocal contrast, and emotional depth.
  • Interpret and perform scenes with a mature understanding of the material.
  • Use advanced technical skills, combining physical and vocal flexibility.
  • Engage audiences with confident stage presence and dynamic characterisation.
  • Discuss the key principles and influences of a chosen drama practitioner.
  • Demonstrate ownership, self-awareness, and a sophisticated understanding of their craft.

Monologue Requirements:

Students will select monologues from plays written in three different time periods:

  • Ancient Greek and Roman (500 BC – 4 BC)
  • Elizabethan and Jacobean (1558–1625)
  • Restoration and Post-Restoration (1626–1799)
  • 1800 to 31 December 1979
  • Published on or after 1 January 1980

End-of-Term LAMDA Exam

At the end of each term, students will have the opportunity to participate in a LAMDA examination. These assessments, conducted by certified examiners from the United Kingdom, align with the appropriate grades for each participant, providing a prestigious certification of their progress and achievements.

ABOUT LAMDA

London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art (LAMDA) is a world class drama school founded in 1861, which offers exceptional vocational training to Actors, Musical Theatre Performers, Technicians and Directors. Many LAMDA students and graduates have benefited from the development of both communication and performance skills.

LAMDA graduates have won:

16 Golden Globes, four Academy Awards, 19 BAFTAS, 36 Olivier Awards & 12 Tonys.

LAMDA Exams is an awarding organisation, offering world renowned qualifications in communication and performance and inspiring the next generation of confident communicators.

LAMDA has been helping learners all over the globe develop into confident speakers since the 1880s. Worldwide, LAMDA typically assesses over 100,000 learners a year. Its exceptional reputation has led to its syllabuses being taught in both independent and state schools, performing arts schools, colleges and by independent teachers. Over the years, the exams have become an international success, now reaching over 40 countries – uniting learners of all ages, abilities, backgrounds and cultures in their enthusiasm for the English language, love of performing and a desire to develop skills for life.

CAMP DETAILS

Date: April-June 2025

Location: AISL Harrow Schools

Age Group: 4-16 years old

Camp Type: Day camp

Language: English

Group Size: Minimum 10 students

Terms and Conditions

We have a number of policies in place to assure the quality of our programmes, their administration and the safety of the children and staff who take part in them. Please take a moment to review our policies and guidelines.

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