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CLIFTON PRIMARY SCHOOLRef: https://www.cliftonnotties.org.za/expressive-arts/drama/

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This document describes the Drama programme at Clifton Preparatory School, emphasizing its role in nurturing creativity, confidence, and life skills. It outlines weekly Drama classes for Junior and Senior Primary students, along with annual productions, a year-end exhibition, a Spring Ball, a co-curricular Drama Club, and termly theme-based performances. The programme is integrated into daily school life and open to enrolled students.

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weekly school classOngoing

Hourly Drama Lessons for Senior Primary Children

Senior Primary children at Clifton Preparatory School attend a one-hour Drama lesson each week, focusing on stage craft, performance technique, character development, and collaborative learning.

Who it is for
Senior Primary children at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it
Attend regular weekly classes as part of the school curriculum
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All the Junior Primary children have a 30-minute Drama lesson every week and the Senior Primary children have one hour.
annual school social event with performance componentNot applicable

Senior Primary Spring Ball

Senior Primary students participate in the annual Spring Ball, a co-curricular event that includes dramatic elements and performance opportunities.

Who it is for
Senior Primary students at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it
Attend and participate in the event as part of the school’s annual calendar
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Senior Primary Spring Ball
after-school clubOngoing

Co-curricular Drama Club for Grade 4-7 Children

Students in Grades 4 to 7 can join a voluntary Drama Club outside regular class time to further develop their performance, improvisation, and creative skills.

Who it is for
Grade 4 to 7 students at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it
Register or sign up to join the club through school administration
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Co-curricular Drama Club for Grade 4-7 children
annual showcase eventNot applicable

Drama Exhibition at the End of the Year

At the end of the academic year, a selection of the best student drama pieces is showcased in a public exhibition, celebrating creativity and progress.

Who it is for
students and parents at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it
Have work selected for inclusion through teacher evaluation; attend the exhibition as a participant or audience member
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A Drama exhibition at the end of the year showcasing a selection of the children’s best pieces
annual school productionNot applicable

Grade 6 and 7 Production

Students in Grades 6 and 7 participate in an annual production, showcasing their dramatic and performance skills in a full-scale theatrical presentation.

Who it is for
Grade 6 and 7 students at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it
Participate in the production as a cast member or crew member through school-based audition or selection
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Grade 6 and 7 production
annual school productionNot applicable

Grade 1-3 Production

Children in Grades 1 to 3 perform in a yearly production, allowing them to experience drama, storytelling, and stage presence in a supportive environment.

Who it is for
Grade 1 to 3 students at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it
Participate in the production as a cast member or crew member through school-based audition or selection
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Grade 1-3 production
annual school productionNot applicable

Grade 4 and 5 Production

Students in Grades 4 and 5 take part in an annual production, developing their acting, teamwork, and performance abilities through a staged theatrical event.

Who it is for
Grade 4 and 5 students at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it
Participate in the production as a cast member or crew member through school-based audition or selection
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Grade 4 and 5 production
weekly school classOngoing

Weekly Drama Lessons for Junior Primary Children

Junior Primary children at Clifton Preparatory School receive a 30-minute Drama lesson each week, where they develop creativity, confidence, teamwork, and performance skills through games, role-playing, and imaginative exploration.

Who it is for
Junior Primary children at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it
Attend regular weekly classes as part of the school curriculum
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All the Junior Primary children have a 30-minute Drama lesson every week and the Senior Primary children have one hour.
termly classroom performance projectOngoing

Theme-Based Project Performance During Drama Lessons

Each term, students engage in a theme-based project performance within their Drama lessons, encouraging creativity, collaboration, and critical thinking.

Who it is for
all students in Drama classes at Clifton Preparatory School
How to act on it
Participate in termly projects as part of the regular Drama curriculum
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A theme-based project performance during Drama lessons every term

Facts

Places

KwaZulu-Natal

Reference

https://www.cliftonnotties.org.za/expressive-arts/drama/

Key Takeaways

  • Clifton Preparatory School
  • Drama
  • Junior Primary
  • Senior Primary
  • Grade 1-3 production
  • Grade 4-5 production
  • Grade 6-7 production
  • Drama exhibition
  • Spring Ball
  • Drama Club Grade 4-7
  • theme-based project performance
  • 1 Loteni Road, Nottingham Road KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa 3280
  • +27 (0)33 266 8200
  • reception@cliftonprep.org.za
  • Clifton Preparatory School
  • Willem Dafoe
  • Douglas Yorke-Smith
  • Hello Marketing