Theatre
Children take on characters, invent small scenes, and try out voices that aren’t their own — mostly together, which is half the fun.
Learning at SiLA
After school doesn’t have to mean another trip across town. Children stay somewhere they already know, and spend an hour on something they enjoy.
4:00 – 5:00 PM after the regular school day
The classrooms, the hallways, the faces at the door — none of it changes at four o’clock. There is no new building to get used to, and no new group to join before the lesson can start.
For families, it means one pickup at the end of the day instead of a drive between two places.
Each lesson is led by an instructor in that area, with a clear focus for the hour.
Children take on characters, invent small scenes, and try out voices that aren’t their own — mostly together, which is half the fun.
An hour of music and movement. Children pick up steps and rhythm, and enjoy moving to music alongside their friends.
More focused than classroom art time. Children draw and paint, mix their own colors, and learn how to turn an idea into something they can see.
For most children this is their first time at a keyboard. They learn to listen, find the notes, and play short pieces of their own.
Children take part in the programs that interest them. If you would like to know more, we are happy to talk it through.
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