Performing Arts
At CSD Activity Camps we have years of experience in delivering high quality, fun performing arts sessions. Ultimately, performing arts is an excellent way to empower children to think in a number of different ways and may have the added benefit of aiding their academic performance. Children will learn a variety of Dance styles.
Singing, Dancing & Acting Holiday Activities for Kids
Creative expression in the form of dance, drama or musical performances can stimulate children’s imagination and help them bring their ideas to life. Performing arts improve vocabulary and help develop children’s writing skills. From the second they arrive your child will start making friends, having fun and learning some great new skills! During their time at CSD Activity Camps we guarantee you’ll see an increase in your child’s confidence, social awareness and fitness. Your child does not need previous dancing, singing or acting ability – just a willingness to give it a go!
Children Sing Songs, Make Music and Dance and Experiment
Where we love to bring out the best in every child through the wonderful world of drama, dancing and singing. Whether children aspire to a professional career performing or teaching, or simply enjoy dance and singing as an exciting and fulfilling pastime. All children have the opportunity to perform together to showcase their new-found singing, acting and dancing skills to family and friends at the end of the week camp show. The skills they develop at CSD Activity Camps are not solely for the stage – our children and young people learn valuable lessons for life-promoting self-confidence, self-esteem and social skills, and make new friends in a caring friendly environment.
Evie loves the pampering and the dancing. Did I see gymnastics too? She will have a ball!!!
Karen Dawson
Performing arts provide a host of benefits for children, including the following:
- It stimulates their creativity
- It helps them make sense of their emotions
- It develops their ability to understand
- It allows them to face their fears in a safe environment
- It challenges their preconceptions about the world in which they live
- It develops their aesthetic sense
- It develops their language and communication skills
- It introduces new ideas to them and allows them to express opinions
