These classes are the core lessons at . They cover a broad range of drama skills including improvisation, mime, devising and scripted performance work. Above all, however, classes are fun, and the central aims are to build confidence and stimulate imagination and creativity.

Pupils are encouraged to draw on their own experiences, to develop articulacy and to learn to understand and express their own emotions and those of others. This is the basis of good acting training.

Creative drama classes usually consist of approximately 20 pupils; working in pairs, small groups and as a whole class, social skills are developed to a high degree.

The aim of these classes is to give pupils the confidence in speaking clearly and expressively. Pupils are taught in small groups of approximately six pupils allowing time for individual work.

All pupils are encouraged to learn and perform verse and prose, to practise speaking for formal and less formal situations, to develop good presentation skills and to feel at ease when speaking in public.

There are opportunities, if parents so wish, for pupils to enter Speech and Communication examinations run by the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (LAMDA).

These classes provide a more intensive acting training, and are specifically aimed at pupils who wish to prepare for and enter acting examinations. They are intended to extend and build upon skills learned in Creative Drama classes.