New Schools Opening - Autumn Term 2010
Autumn Term 2010 saw new Stagecoach schools opening their doors in Elgin in Melton Mowbray and Naas in Ireland.
The Autumn Term will see new Stagecoach schools opening their doors in Melton Mowbray and Naas in Ireland.
MELTON MOWBRAY
Run by Principal Joanne Gallagher, Stagecoach Melton Mowbray consists of a Main School and an Early Stages class, held on Fridays at King Edward VIII School, Burton Road, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire.
Jo has always been interested in theatre arts and has performed in numerous productions and sang in various choirs including Ratcliffe Chorale. Her passion for Stagecoach came when her Mum (Judith Latham, Principal of Loughborough) took over Stagecoach Loughborough in 2008 and built it into the success it is now.
Jo has taught the Early Stages class covering maternity leave and also covered dance for the Main School.
For more information about Stagecoach Melton Mowbray contact Jo on 0116 3191 007 or click here
NAAS
Run by Principal Mariclare McMahon, Stagecoach Naas (part of Stagecoach Kildare) consists of a Main School for students aged 6 to 16 years, and will be based at Scoil Bhride in Naas on Saturdays at 2.30pm.
Although originally from Co. Offaly, Mariclare lived in Dublin where she ran a very successful Speech and Drama School. She has been involved with the performing arts from a very young age and was inspired at the age of 7 when she had a small part in the film "Flight of the Doves", which was made near where she was raised in Co. Offaly.
Mariclare studied drama and received her teaching diploma with the London College of Music in 1983. With further study she received a teaching diploma with the Irish Board of Speech and Drama. After being awarded her licentiate, Mariclare became an examiner and travelled, in this role, to schools around Ireland. She has also worked extensively as a voiceover artist on advertisements and in education and other instructional audiovisual materials. In 1998 she co-produced and presented a current affairs program on local radio in Dublin. In 2002 with more than 10 years teaching experience Mariclare set up and managed her own Stage School called Razzle Dazzle which also provided music and dance classes.
Drama can be used to affect people's lives in a very positive way and Mariclare has taken time out to complete an MA in Dramatherapy from NUI Maynooth. Since then she enjoys using drama to work with different groups of people of all ages and from different walks of life including those with special needs.
For more information about Stagecoach Naas (part of Stagecoach Kildare) contact Mariclare on 045 484879 or click here
The Autumn Term will see new Stagecoach schools opening their doors in Melton Mowbray and Naas in Ireland.
MELTON MOWBRAY
Run by Principal Joanne Gallagher, Stagecoach Melton Mowbray consists of a Main School and an Early Stages class, held on Fridays at King Edward VIII School, Burton Road, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire.
Jo has always been interested in theatre arts and has performed in numerous productions and sang in various choirs including Ratcliffe Chorale. Her passion for Stagecoach came when her Mum (Judith Latham, Principal of Loughborough) took over Stagecoach Loughborough in 2008 and built it into the success it is now.
Jo has taught the Early Stages class covering maternity leave and also covered dance for the Main School.
For more information about Stagecoach Melton Mowbray contact Jo on 0116 3191 007 or click here
NAAS
Run by Principal Mariclare McMahon, Stagecoach Naas (part of Stagecoach Kildare) consists of a Main School for students aged 6 to 16 years, and will be based at Scoil Bhride in Naas on Saturdays at 2.30pm.
Although originally from Co. Offaly, Mariclare lived in Dublin where she ran a very successful Speech and Drama School. She has been involved with the performing arts from a very young age and was inspired at the age of 7 when she had a small part in the film "Flight of the Doves", which was made near where she was raised in Co. Offaly.
Mariclare studied drama and received her teaching diploma with the London College of Music in 1983. With further study she received a teaching diploma with the Irish Board of Speech and Drama. After being awarded her licentiate, Mariclare became an examiner and travelled, in this role, to schools around Ireland. She has also worked extensively as a voiceover artist on advertisements and in education and other instructional audiovisual materials. In 1998 she co-produced and presented a current affairs program on local radio in Dublin. In 2002 with more than 10 years teaching experience Mariclare set up and managed her own Stage School called Razzle Dazzle which also provided music and dance classes.
Drama can be used to affect people's lives in a very positive way and Mariclare has taken time out to complete an MA in Dramatherapy from NUI Maynooth. Since then she enjoys using drama to work with different groups of people of all ages and from different walks of life including those with special needs.
For more information about Stagecoach Naas (part of Stagecoach Kildare) contact Mariclare on 045 484879 or click here
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