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Holiday Drama Class for 3 - 5 year olds, Tuesday 3rd April

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Lucy Sparkles & Friends drama classes develop creativity and self confidence. Each session we take your children on a magical journey to an imaginary place called Storyland, where they explore stories and themes through child-led activities, whole-body movement, imaginative play, songs and storytelling.


Lucy Sparkles is teaching a holiday drama class on Tuesday 3rd April at 10am at the Francis Peek Centre in Dulwich Park. This 30 minute session is for children aged 3 - 5 years.


Tickets for this holiday session are ?5 each, with sibling tickets at ?3. To book your child's place in the class please visit https://bookwhen.com/lucysparklesdhh.


Please note that during the class we will be filming a training video. The video will only be seen by other Sparkles teachers and will not be used for any social media or other promotions.


Happy Easter!

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