Stagecoach, Britain's largest part-time theatre school, has been running in Lincoln for 11 years. Since then, many young people have experienced and enjoyed the training they've received in the performing arts and several students have gone on to further their education at college and on the professional stage. With the start of the new term and with a new Principal on board, the school looks set to build on its success.

Stagecoach offers quality training in drama, dance and singing to young performers at weekends and is designed to build confidence and develop communication through performing skills. The good news for parents is that quality training is provided under one roof, saving not only on cost but on travelling time as well.

As well as weekly classwork, Stagecoach students from across the country come together for both regional and large national events. These have included performances at The Royal Albert Hall, the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham and at theatres in London's West End. There are also opportunities to work professionally and students have found considerable success in film, television and on stage. 'A good grounding in performance skills does wonders for confidence and character building. It gives young people the edge over competitors, whether auditioning for a part in a show or in any area of life where they'll need to communicate, to use their voice and work as a team,'

New Term Starts: 20th September to 13th December 2008

The Venue is: Cherry Willingham Community School, Croft Lane, Lincoln

Sessions: Saturdays

Age 6 - 16 year olds - 10.00 to 1.00 or 2.30 - 5.30

Age 4 - 7 year olds - 9.30 to 11.00 or 11.15 to 12.45

For more information about Stagecoach Lincoln,
which meets every Saturday during school term time,

contact Principal Lyndsay Owen on 01 302 300 927.

www.stagecoach.co.uk/Lincoln