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Stagecoach Performing Arts Whitstable and Faversham is a part-time performing arts school that aims to provide a vibrant and exciting place for students to gain confidence, learn new skills, and make lifelong friends. As part of the UK's largest network of performing arts schools, Stagecoach is more than just a stage school, theatre school, or drama school. They offer singing, acting, and dance classes that nurture and develop young potential while stretching young imaginations.
Their weekly classes cater to a range of age groups, including 2–4 years, 4–6 years, 6–18 years, and even classes for those aged 15+. In addition to their regular classes, Stagecoach also offers holiday workshops for students to further explore their performing arts skills.
The team at Stagecoach Whitstable and Faversham consists of dedicated professionals who have all undergone Enhanced DBS checks, ensuring the safety of each child in their care.
Payment options have been expanded to provide more convenience for parents. The school is registered with Ofsted and accepts payments from Childcare Voucher Schemes and the Tax-Free Childcare scheme. Parents also have the option to split fees over 12 months using the new direct debit payment system.
Parents have been full of praise for the Whitstable and Faversham team, noting the positive impact the classes have had on their children's drama, singing, and dance skills, as well as their confidence both on and off the stage. They have observed how the training provided by Stagecoach benefits their children in school and in life, overall.
Stagecoach offers various performing opportunities for its students, including roles in blockbuster movies such as Batman and Matilda, lead parts in touring shows like Joseph, and performances with notable figures like Brendan Cole. They also provide the chance to perform on the West End stage.
The weekly classes at Stagecoach are divided into two stages. Early Stages classes are designed for ages 4-6 and run alongside the main Stagecoach schools. Students learn skills in singing, dancing, and drama during these 90-minute sessions. For ages 6-18, Main Stages classes are split into three age-appropriate groups, allowing young people to develop new skills in singing, dancing, and acting.
Classes take place at various locations, such as Swalecliffe Community Primary School in Whitstable and Bysing Wood Primary School in Faversham. Prices for the classes vary depending on the duration of the term, and Stagecoach also offers a two-week trial for those who are interested in trying it out before committing.
Overall, Stagecoach Performing Arts Whitstable and Faversham provides a nurturing and fun environment where students can explore their potential, gain confidence, and develop their performing arts skills.
