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The cost of a class varies slightly depending upon where you are in the country, this is because we have take into account local costs which are different in each area.  Your local Pyjama Drama teacher will be able to give you the exact costs. Find your nearest class by visiting our classes page and clicking on 'Find a class near you'.

Pyjama Drama classes are carefully age differentiated to take into account the specific developmental stages of babies, toddlers and children.  This is important as it means children get the greatest enjoyment and benefit from the classes.  Beware of classes that cover large age ranges in one group; 0-5s for example, as this can be frustrating for the children.

In our Dewdrops classes (aprox 6-18 months) we focus on fun drama games, music and dramatic storytelling. This is an incredible period of change and at this age babies and young toddlers are just starting to explore the world around them.  Our classes for this age group have been carefully created to be develop key communiation skills - there is also lots and lots of giggles! 

Please visit the map on our classes page and click on the pin nearest to you, this will take you to the page for your nearest teacher and includes their contact details.

We work with hundreds of nuseries, playgroups, children centres and schools across the country and our programme was created by an experienced former teacher, so has been written to support the National Curriculm.

Please visit the map on our classes page and click on the pin nearest to you, this will take you to the page for your nearest teacher and includes their contact details.

We are looking for new franchisees in many areas of the UK, to find out more about setting up a business where you can work for yourself, earn a great income AND have tons of fun doing it, please visit the franchise section of our site.  Some of our franchisees occasionally need teachers, you can contact them directly to enquire about this.

The benefits of drama and dramatic play are well known; it develops key social skills in children and helps them make sense of the world around them.  For lots more detail about this, please visit the Drama section of the site.