Here at William Howard School, the Drama Department is pleased to be able to offer students the opportunity to develop their performance skills by studying for a LAMDA examination. Students have the chance to study the Acting Solo syllabus in peripatetic lessons and to be entered for a suitable grade examination.
Yesterday, our LAMDA teacher, Ms Lewis, introduced a group of Year 7 and Year 8 students to LAMDA in a taster session. Students were introduced to the syllabus in a fun workshop session.
Ms Lewis said: “I’m delighted by the level of interest and enthusiasm shown by the students during the session. I’m looking forward to working with this new cohort.”
LAMDA is an abbreviation for the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. LAMDA has been offering examinations in speech and drama to the public for over 130 years and it is now the UK’s largest Speech and Drama Examination Board. It has developed an enviable reputation for excellence in the provision of Communication and Performance examinations in the UK.
