1st August 2016
Cute kid 1 and 2 come to their first class in Shell Beach…
Cute kid no. 1: “What do we do here, do we have to wear our pyjamas?”
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1st August 2016
Cute kid 1 and 2 come to their first class in Shell Beach…
Cute kid no. 1: “What do we do here, do we have to wear our pyjamas?”
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6th June 2016
I've just arrived home after a whirlwind week in Malaysia where I delivered Pyjama Drama to over a hundred different children. Wow, what a week. The weather was glorious, the food divine and the people wonderfully welcoming, but it was my experience teaching the children of Penang that had the biggest impact.
Read More31st March 2016
The sun is out, the sea is twinkling and we’ve had our first Californian kids experiencing Pyjama Drama! Sarah Rijnen is taking Shell Beach by storm and it’s been pretty emotional watching how naturally she’s taken to the role and seeing how the children respond to her.
Read More30th March 2016
Day 1 of our Californian adventure, and we're finally here! We're putting on our red t-shirts, picking up the lingo and have started training the very talented Sarah Rijnen.
Read More22nd December 2015
The first Pyjama Drama class was delivered in a church hall in a small town in Mid Wales, back in 2005. Ten years later and classes are being delivered in over thirty different areas across the UK, in Australia and, from Jan 2016, on the island of Penang in Malaysia!
Read More4th September 2015
I'm Jo and I run Pyjama Drama in South Wales. Me and my session leaders Millie and Nessa are three bonkers ladies who thought it would be a good idea to run a half marathon together, in order to raise money for the super-duper Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity!
Read More19th August 2015
We are delighted to announce that we are only one of a handful of franchisors to be awarded a five-star satisfaction badge, as part of franchise lawyers Smith & Henderson's annual Franchise Survey!
Read More9th July 2015
We're always proud to run our business from our Head Office in Wales, but never more so when we learn that Wales will implement all recommended changes to the curriculum issued in Professor Graham Donaldson's ‘Successful Futures’ report - a clear endorsement of the value of creativity!
Read More30th June 2015
An amazing day was had by all who attended the 2015 Pyjama Drama annual seminar on Sunday 28th June! Hosted by fellow franchisee Eureka! The National Children's Museum, the day was spent singing, dancing (and of course pretending!) as well as talking business, making plans and celebrating the success of our fantastic network in our Annual Awards!
Read More23rd June 2015
Every parent knows that education is important for our little ones once they get to the right age. But play is just as important and it's not only for the very young - let's not forget about it once they start school. Play is vital at any age for developing creativity, problem-solving skills, and self-confidence. It helps children develop socially - partly because they're often interacting with others when they play, but even solo play helps them learn ways to express themselves clearly. It helps them emotionally develop as they learn about relationships and consequences; and of course, physically develop whilst they're running around getting stronger, and keeping fit and healthy without even trying.