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my son has done SY musical theatre summer courses for 2 years and they are really deffo brill
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[notapushymum. There are quite a few on there whose children have done SY summer school and a few who are atthe full time school.
islands of sodor ....what are these other forums you talk off ????? 
thanks , have booked my " budding star" in for musical theatre week in august. she will be the youngest there but she doesn't seem fazed at all. We are goign to stay with her godfather in london and i will stay 2 days then godfathe taking over for 3 days then me dh and dd2 will go up for the last day and spend weeknd in london - i am almost more excite dthan she is !!
I did this as a child - they are excellent.
I highly recommend them and I think it's fab you're considering it even though you obviously don't live in London.
I highly recommend them and I think it's fab you're considering it even though you obviously don't live in London.
The general consensus amongst those on another forum whose children have done them is that they are very good.
I have no personal experience myself.
I have no personal experience myself.
mummydoc,
No experience to offer but there is an 'extra-curricular' section in education where you could also try posting. Have you tried searching? I can't believe this has not come up before. Good luck!
No experience to offer but there is an 'extra-curricular' section in education where you could also try posting. Have you tried searching? I can't believe this has not come up before. Good luck!
wasn't sure where to post this , not really education. my dd really wants to go to one of the holiday couses they run in musical theatre. she would love it i know, but it is expensive and means dh and i juggling our weeks ot stay up in london with her. has anyone elses dc done them, was it good, or worht the money.?
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