LAMDA Examinations
We provide the prestigious LAMDA examinations. LAMDA is one of the oldest and most respected globally recognised awarding bodies.
Through LAMDA teaching and exam awards we empower pupils of all ages and backgrounds through exams in Drama, Literature, Poetry and Prose, Musical Theatre and Public Speaking.
LAMDA exams are about achievement and empowerment. We offer a wide range of exams whether its solo or exams to take with friends. Is your child just beginning their Elocution -Speech and Drama journey? Or ready to build on their communication skills?
We have something that will fit perfectly.
Introductory Exams
Learn new skills while having fun. This is a great starting point for our younger performers (5 – 7 years old). Beginning the route to good Diction and gaining confidence.
Acting Exams
Pupils develop their vocal, physical and interpretive skills while they delve into characters and explore the background of dramatic texts. Alongside producing authentic performances of their chosen scenes. They gain an understanding of the context and characters within them.
Speaking Verse & Prose
For Individuals who want to develop a strong speaking voice through good projection and crisp clear diction. These exams improve memorisation and building an understanding of Poetry and Prose which supports studies in English Literature for the Irish Junior and Leaving Certificate.
Reading for Performance
This exam explores the art of bringing and book or Poem to life. Pupils build performances around themes, selecting texts and forming them into an engaging recital by linking the works with their own words. This exam supports Studies in English Literature for the Irish Junior And Leaving Certificate.
Musical Theatre
Our Musical Theatre learners develop their acting skills through song. They use vocal techniques to convey the right mood, and engage with the material to form a thoughtful interpretation of the song.
As they progress through the grades, learners explore characterisation through monologues or duologues, which are performed in character and act as an introduction to their songs. They’ll also deepen their understanding of the history of musical theatre by performing songs from a range of eras, and by researching the work and influence of one of its composers or lyricists.
Learners can either take their Musical Theatre exams by themselves (solo) or with a fellow learner (duo).
Regulated examinations
LAMDA is recognised to award qualifications on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) in England by the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (OfQual), in Wales by Qualifications Wales (QiW), and in Northern Ireland by the Council for the Curriculum, Examinations and Assessment (CCEA).