Research-backed performance and communication training that builds confidence, ORACY and cultural capital — delivered within your school timetable.
Independent evaluation (CfEY, 2024) shows LAMDA improves confidence, spoken English and engagement in learning

Pupils develop clear, confident spoken communication and become more willing to contribute in lessons — supporting whole-school oracy priorities.

Delivered during curriculum time or enrichment — no after-school staffing required and minimal workload for school teams.

From Entry Level to Grade 8, LAMDA and Trinity qualifications provide measurable, externally accredited outcomes that families and schools value.

Structured, supportive sessions help quieter pupils, EAL learners and those with SEND build confidence safely and make strong progress.
Planning, teaching, assessment preparation, exam entries and certification are all handled by us — keeping workload low for school teams.
We deliver established LAMDA and Trinity qualifications that provide measurable outcomes from Entry Level to Grade 8.
Our sessions strengthen spoken language, presentation skills, clarity, confidence and participation across the curriculum.
Structured, supportive delivery helps quieter pupils, EAL learners and those with SEND build confidence and make strong progress in spoken communication.
Sessions can run during curriculum time or enrichment, supporting targeted groups, year cohorts or whole-class delivery models.
Students consistently report increased confidence and enthusiasm for learning — and teachers notice improvements in classroom contribution and teamwork.
Our small-group teaching model keeps costs low for parents, ensuring that performance and communication training is accessible to all families — not only those who can afford 1:1 tuition.
LAMDA and Trinity pathways broaden pupils’ cultural experiences through literature, performance and meaningful creative expression — supporting Ofsted’s Personal Development framework.
Pupils progress from Entry Level to Grade 8 through structured, age-appropriate milestones, giving families and schools a clear, accredited route for long-term development.
Independent Research Findings
A recent independent evaluation by the Centre for Education & Youth (2024) found that LAMDA programmes:
These findings align directly with whole-school priorities in:
✔ ORACY & English
✔ Personal Development
✔ Inclusion (SEND/EAL)
✔ Behaviour & attitudes
✔ Cultural capital
✔ Raising aspirations
Source: Centre for Education & Youth (CfEY), LAMDA Impact Evaluation Study, 2024.

30–60 minute sessions delivered during the school day for targeted groups or whole-class enrichment.
Programmes available for KS1–KS5. Entry Level and Grade 1 work particularly well in Years 1–6 to build early confidence and communication skills.
Supports English (spoken language), Drama, PSHE/Personal Development and whole-school ORACY priorities. Designed to complement existing curriculum provision, not replace it.
All planning, resources, and assessment preparation are provided. Young Actors Academy manages all exam entries, administration and certification, ensuring minimal workload for school teams.
Develops confidence, spoken communication, teamwork and resilience. Strong evidence of engagement gains for EAL and SEND learners, with improved contribution in lessons and greater confidence in speaking tasks.
Acting • Speaking in Public • Reading for Performance • Verse & Prose • Musical Theatre
LAMDA pathways develop confident spoken communication, performance skills and self-expression from Entry Level to Grade 8. Musical Theatre combines spoken text, storytelling and song performance without requiring any musical instruments. These pathways support ORACY, literacy and personal development across the curriculum
These pathways develop clear speech, creativity and teamwork, supporting ORACY and literacy across the curriculum.
Acting • Musical Theatre • Screen Performance • Devised Performance • Modern Monologues
Trinity offers flexible, contemporary qualifications suited to modern school settings. Acting and Musical Theatre align with traditional performance routes, while Screen Performance and Devising support digital storytelling, creative collaboration and real-world communication skills. These qualifications work particularly well alongside English, Drama and whole-school communication priorities.
“Our first cohort has responded brilliantly. The programme was easy to set up, communication was excellent, and pupils quickly grew more confident when speaking in class. Teachers have already noticed quieter pupils contributing more regularly.”
— Deputy Headteacher, Avanti Fields (2025 pilot)
“My daughter absolutely loves her sessions. Her confidence has grown noticeably, and she is now putting her hand up in lessons far more often — something she never used to do.”
— Year 7 Parent, 2025
All meetings are informal and obligation-free — a chance to explore how LAMDA or Trinity could fit your enrichment curriculum.
Young Actors Academy
Leicester & Coalville, Leicestershire, England, United Kingdom