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Please fill up the online Registration Form in order to register for the programme.
To register, simply fill up the form here.
(please notify which intakes (eg: Saturday (Group A)) in the Notes section.
Preschool Drama Programme
Day: Saturday
Sem 1: Feb 16,23 Mar 2,9,16,23 Apr 6,13,20,27
Sem 2: May 4,11 June 15,22,29 July 6,13,20,27 Aug 3
Sem 3: Aug 17,24 Sep 21,28 Oct 5,12,19 Nov 2,9,16
Age:
Group A: 3-5 yrs (must be over 36 months old) (FULL)
Group B: 5- 6 yrs ( those who were born in 2014 and above) (Limited places)
Group C: 6 yrs (those who were born in 2013)(Available)
(if the class is FULL, we can keep you under KIV list for the class)
Time:
Group A: 10am – 11am (FULL)
Group B: 11.15am – 12.15pm (Limited places)
Group C: 12.30pm – 1.30pm (Available)
Course Fee: RM280
Registration Fee: RM50
Day: Sunday
Date:
Sem 1: Feb 17,24 Mar 3,10,17,24 Apr 7,14,21,28
Sem 2: May 5,12 June 16,23,30 July 7,14,21,28 Aug 4
Sem 3: Aug 18,25 Sep 22,29 Oct 6,13,20 Nov 3,10,17
Age:
Group A: 3-5 yrs (must be over 36 months old) (Limited places)
Group B: 5- 6 yrs ( those who were born in 2014 and above) (Limited places)
Group C: 6 yrs (those who were born in 2013) (Limited places)
Time:
Group A: 10am – 11am (Limited places)
Group B: 11.15am – 12.15pm (Limited places)
Group C: 12.30pm – 1.30pm (Limited places)
(if the class is FULL, we can keep you under KIV list for the class)
Course Fee: RM280
Registration Fee: RM50
*Please indicate the day of your choice at the “notes” section on the registration form.
Every semester of the Pre-school Programme consists of 10 weeks that lead up to a mini-presentation on the last class.
Each lesson will be conducted with the following components in mind:
- Development of the Mind
- Development of Creative Problem-Solving
- Development of Speech and Basic Communication
- Development of PLAY
Each class will have the various topics covered in varying activities such as movement and body, speech and voice, group work and working in a team. Students will learn basic theatre activities and theatre games which help them develop their listening skills and focus.
The classes are limited to only 16 kids per class (the maximum number of each class may be lesser than 16 depending on the momentum of the class. If the students are a bit more difficult to control; we will keep the number smaller)
1. Is there any trial class for the programme?
There is no trial class due to the limited number of students. You have to commit at least for one whole semester in order to join the programme. If you are not too sure whether the programme is suitable for your child. You may enroll them for our Intensive Creative Arts Programme (normally is done during the school holidays); as the programme is shorter and more intensive ( it’s a daily programme for 1 week).
2. My children refuse to participate in the class and cried throughout the class.
It’s normal for young students to cry on the first day of the programme due to new environment. Parents may accompany them in the class for only the first class.
We do not recommend for parents to stay in the class as we need the students to be independent and for them to build their trust with our facilitators.
Please do not worry if your child decided not to participate and just sit at the corner of the class; students will still be able to learn something by observing the class; and they will eventually join the class once they are ready.
3. Can I see what’s happening in the class?
You can peep through the small gap on the windows to see what is happening in the class. The windows are covered so that the students are able to concentrate.
4. Is the class is for both days? Can I change my child class from Saturday to Sunday in the middle of semester?
The class is only once per week. You may only choose either Saturday or Sunday and will have to stay with the chosen day until the end of semester.
5. Is there any replacement classes?
There are no replacement classes. Dates of the classes are as stated on the schedule.
6. What about the year end show?
There are no year end production for the preschool drama programme. However, there is a short presentation by the kids for the parents at the end of the final class. It will take about 5-15 minutes and the presentation will take place in the same studio where the class is being held.
Teuku Umar Ilany has graduated in the year 2014 with a first class degree in composition and arranging from the National Heritage and Culture Academy (ASWARA). His passion for Gamelan and Malay culture has been life-long, beginning with his initial exposure at the age of 12 and leading him to study composition and Malay gamelan at ASWARA, during which he was exposed to elements of traditional Malay performing arts ranging from Wayang Kulit (Malay shadow play) and Mak Yong to Bangsawan, Mek Mulong and Randai – all of which have been influences in his creative musical skills.
Mohamad Faliq Bin Che Adeni is a graduate of the National Arts and Cultural Academy (ASWARA) graduate and holds a Bachelor’s Degree and Music Arts Honor (Composition and Composition) in 2015. The interest in gamelan Melayu music began from 2003 to 2003, when he was 13 years old. He is very interested in performing arts not only in Malay gamelan music but also in other performing arts such as dance, acting and band performances. At a young age he has had many experiences from school to international level. In 2007, he was awarded the 2007 “Tokoh Cocurriculum” at his school. In ASWARA, he explores the composition and arrangement of the arts, thereby opening up opportunities for him to further develop understanding and skills in music art. The many elements of tradition helped him in producing the work of modern songs as well as traditional songs. He is currently a Malay gamelan trainer at the Sultan Alam Shah Islamic College, Klang or better known as KISAS. He has honored KISAS’s name at the Malaysian school level which often became a Champion in the Malay Gamelan Competition of National Full-Boarding Schools. He continues to teach and always to preserve the traditional culture of Gamelan Melayu performances and become a composer of music. He wants to bring Gamelan Melayu into a Malaysian cultural heritage to be the pride of future generations regardless of race or religion. He also wanted Gamelan Melayu arts to be highly regarded by the international community throughout the world.
Started with traditional dance since elementary school, Fatin Nabylah has been active in art and culture at the school level and began to develop her talents in the field of dance and theatrical arts at Taman Budaya Kuala Lumpur. While at the Cultural Park, she also studied traditional dances and Joget Gamelan. Not only that she has also been involved in singing and has won several singing contests. Since she was so active in art and culture she has pursued her studies in the field of dance at Aswara. She took a Diploma in Dance of the Arts for 3 years at Aswara.
Age: 18 years and above