Denise Gosney

When it comes to early years learning, what children are doing in a class is only part of the story.

The Razzamataz Scholarship programme is about recognising potential and giving young people the chance to shine.

Inspired by the much-loved story of Matilda, Razzamataz students will perform vibrant showcases throughout the day, bringing the story’s themes of resilience, imagination and individuality to life.

Razzamataz is an established and well regarded brand in the UK with more than 25 years in operation and backed by the BBC’s Dragons’ Den.

No matter what stage your child is at, the right support can make all the difference.

Held at Fabric Dance Studios in Birmingham, Beyond the Core was created for Principals and team members delivering, or aspiring to offer, dynamic additions such as Project Intense, Razz Act, Competition and Training Squads, and Acrobatic Arts.

For 25 years, Razzamataz Theatre Schools has been committed to making performing arts training accessible to children and young people, helping them develop confidence, creativity, and essential life skills.

Razzamataz is proud to unveil a fresh and exciting rebrand, ensuring that they remain not just relevant but essential in supporting children and young people today and into the future.

The Razzamataz Future Fund has been awarding scholarships to support young people in pursuing their dreams in the performing arts for ten years.

Razzamataz Theatre Schools expands into Ireland with Jessica Chandler-Smith as Master Franchisee.

A theatre school franchise is marking its 25th anniversary by doing the one thing that matters most to them, supporting their students to achieve their dreams.

Dubai was chosen for its vibrant energy, thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem and forward thinking approach to education, making it the perfect city in which Razzamataz Theatre Schools franchisees could immerse themselves

When young people are given the chance to explore a world beyond their imagination, incredible things can happen.

This trip is especially significant, as the first Disneyland Paris experience in 2017 was a massive success, and another was planned for 2020.

That’s why two mums have chosen to begin their entrepreneurial journey with Razzamataz Theatre Schools.

Not only will the students explore the vast and enriching culture of Dubai, but they have also been asked to demonstrate their talent with a performance opportunity to educational leaders from across the world.

A UK-based franchise emphasized the importance of providing a rounded education to prepare young people for the future.

Franchising.com publishes an article on careers in the arts beyond the stage, featuring a story of an individual who worked behind the scenes in the theatre industry.

Asha Marie Richardson wins award for her theatre school business.

Children that attend Razzamataz Theatre Schools donned their favourite pyjamas to show support for the theatre school’s very own charity called Future Fund, which offers financial support to students going on to study at performing arts college or university.