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TotallycluelessMum wrote: Lol....most of our independent study time was used up in the pub or watching 'Neighbours' but I think it's all a bit competitive nowadays!

You are right TotallycluelessMUm. It is possible to do a ballet class.Ii had completely forgotten I did one for the first year.....but then I had to resit my physiology exam that summer Also managed to compete in the university team for sailing I guess it's not much different from the boys playing rugby and being in the pub all the time. They muddled through the course usually

Gosh so much information

I'll get google out later to see what some of you are talking about

She says she will do some acting & has suggested a week long ballet course in the holidays so she can catch up (just like that)

Now I just need to find one

I have organised a weekly Music Theory lesson....I wonder if she will have homework?

Katymac wrote:I have organised a weekly Music Theory lesson....I wonder if she will have homework?

She probably will

To warn you my Dd hated it - but is sooooo glad she did it now

Great!

Mind you we have a good deal for as long as it lasts; a friend is doing it in exchange for something unspecified (probably some performing & some meals)

Hi all,

I don't know if you remember me?

My daughter got her first 'big' part this week (unless you count when she was Mary in the Reception Nativity ]

She is 'Snow White' in he local theatre schools Summer Pantomime, I'm very impressed as she is 13 & in the 13-19 age group & didn't know she was auditioning until about 15 minutes before she did (she missed the audition workshop)

I am very proud ; even if it is a very small production

Thaks Deeli

I appear to have turned into a mum with a PFB

Just to let you know - she did 3 performances & was brilliant

Well done to her I bet you were very proud

I am - she is in the paper & everything

But now she wants another class; it costs so much