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13 years ago
BBDA's drama lessons are very effective and I have seen a huge difference on confidence and acting ability. The homely atmosphere and professionalism is unique and effective. The performances are inspired and clean. Thank you Alex!! read more
Great Gable Coven Road
Brewood
Stafford ST19 9DF
United Kingdom
01902 851682
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http://www.bluebranchesdramaacademy.co.uk
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What time does Blue Branches Drama Academy open?
Blue Branches Drama Academy opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Blue Branches Drama Academy close?
Blue Branches Drama Academy closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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thanks Lee for your time and effort couldn't have done it without you ..highly recommend as he has…read moresoo much patience and is always confident with you and knows you can do these things ...thank you again Lee ...
Brilliant instructor and doesn't pressure you to do well. I passed first time with my twin brother…read morepassing just a week before first time again. Overall a brilliant instructor and gets a lot in the lesson
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Rob was the best instructor. He has patience and knowledge. Northwest delivered !!!! Again thanks…read moreRob for your support.
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A great school!!…read more Pupils are happy and articulate. Current pupils and alumni alike are definitely proud of their school. Teachers and supporting staff are happy and conscientious and do whatever is possible for each pupil to achieve their best (in exams but also as a well rounded person). Exam results are amongst the best in the country. It's a school for boys from Yr7 to Yr11 and mixed in the Sixth Form. Exciting developments ahead: A brand new Sixth Form Centre is being built at the moment and will be in use by the new year A brand new house system is in place since September with a number of competitions and clearly the kids are delighted and motivated
This is a great stage school with proven results. They get top marks in dance exams and my daughter…read morehas got Distinctions in all 6 of the LAMDA exams she has taken. From 2018 aged 6 to 2023 aged 11. Miss Sue keeps it in the family by working alongside her daughter Miss Hayley and husband Mr Pete and she treats all her students past or present as family also.
Queen Alexandra College is a national college for people aged 16 plus with visual impairment or…read moreother disabilities and is based on the number 11/24 bus routes near Queen's Park. It's an impressive place with a mix of classrooms, studios, residential buildings, a well stocked library (which holds Braille and large print books, assistive technology and an audio described and standard video library) and a very decent gym. The latter has a wide range of equipment and a pay as you go service which is great if you don't want to fork out a big amount in gym fees (only to give up three weeks later). Other facilities worthy of note is the iCycle service - this is a cycle repair shop and service that allows QAC students to become cycle repair and maintenance mechanics.
I like this school. I have to admit I wasn't sure at the beginning. So far though I have been…read morepleasantly surprised by the experience I am having as a parent. The teaching staff are friendly and on the most part really approachable. Whenever I have had questions or concerns I have always felt listened to. Indeed, any small suggestions I have made have been welcomed and I feel involved in the school. I would say that if there are any areas for change it would be on improved communication about every day information and lesson content. I also feel that more formal opportunities for parental involvement might work well in the future. There are a lot of parents out there who would like to be more involved but who aren't sure how to go about it, so maybe the Wheelies PTA needs to be more prominent. Overall though, a good school that has really happy children, which I think is the most important thing in the end because if your child isn't happy, they won't learn.
Excellent school with a very pupil based ethic. All teachers and the head teacher know each child…read moreon a personal basis
The Blue Orange Theatre is truly a treasure in the JQ. It's a small community led theatre that puts…read moreon top productions, comedy nights and workshops showcasing new and classic texts. I might have missed it, if it wasn't for a good friend noticing they had Misery on in 2011. I bought a ticket with trepidation, not knowing at all what to expect. What I got (for the paltry price of £10) was a spellbinding treat of mindblowing proportions. The actual theatre itself is very small and lends itself to productions where the audience are put in the thick of the action. Since attending Misery, I have been to see Dracula and Jekyll and Hyde (both fantastic). There is a bar with offerings of real ale (£3 a bottle), spirit and mixers and wine. The small seating area is bijoux with artwork adorning the walls and warm, welcoming staff guiding you into the venue. It's clean and fresh and doesn't feel at all corporate. The way the shows use the space is very clever indeed, with it not lending itself to complicated set changes and fancy effects. My best advice is to keep an eye on the listings. Many of their big plays have a "pay what you can" night. Tickets for these nights cannot be pre-booked, but you turn up and literally pay what you can afford to get in. If you're a bit skint, it's the perfect way to get a slice of culture and not break the bank. Also check out many of their free nights which are a great way to experience the venue.
I've always been of opinion that the smaller the theatre, the rawer the talent and that's never…read morebeen more true than at the Blue Orange Theatre. We went for the first time to watch Treasure Island which was a play by Richard Louise Stevenson. The script was informative and the acting enjoyable. Although it's only a small theatre, there was a warm and friendly atmosphere which I believe came from the sheer passion from the actors clearly doing something that they loved. I picked up a leaflet on the way out that was promoting a number of their evening acting classes and regular workshops; something I wasn't aware was available in the Jewellery Quarter. I may give it a try and become a big star! If so, you heard it here first, darling.
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Bournville College is great college to attend if you wish on carrying on further education, in…read morewhich they supply a vast amount of courses throughout many types of education levels within their prospectus. You can get many benefits from attending Bournville College such as making great friends, creating wild memories, attend adventurous field trips as well as the inevitable, gaining a certificate at the end of it all. Once you leave, you may think you'll never be going back, however, they may invite you to take part in their Alumni association where they will supply many on-site facilities to you such as their gym, libraries and much more. So not only will you have a great experience during your time at Bournville College, be it with friends or tutors, you will also get the chance to have Bournville College in your back pocket once you leave as well.
I went here for art class it was a really lovely relaxing class a nice bunch of people were there…read more Wr had a nice teacher very helpful and friendly would like to go back. lesley charlton
I have done a few courses here at first it can be a bit nerve racking having to go in and enquire…read moreabout courses, but the staff there are so friendly they make you feel really welcome. The creche is brilliant and the staff there do loads of great activitys with the children. Would highly recommand anyone enrolling here.
I would defentialy recommand this school to anyone looking for excellant education for children. My…read moredaughter goes and has learnt so much, they really encourage the children to learn. They deal with any problems promptley and are really approachable.
As a former supply teacher, good schools tend to stick in my head. The world of supply teaching is…read moreharsh, as you can probably imagine, and they are few and far between. I can say, hands down, that Hall Green School is the nicest I have ever worked in. Pupils are polite and respectful (well, they were when I was there) and there seemed to be a mix of able bodied and disabled pupils who all got along fine and looked out for eachother. It was like being in another world and I would have loved to have gotten a long term placement there, even though it took me forever to get there each day from the Jewellery Quarter.