Peter Pan holiday course
Peter Pan holiday course at Kings College School is a class for ages 4–10; prices vary by session (check with the provider) — checked 12 Jul 2026.
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About this class
Peter Pan holiday course takes place at Kings College School (CB3 9DN). Suitable for children aged 4–10. It is run by Perform.
Check with Perform before booking or travelling, because times, booking rules and availability can change.
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Common questions
Who can attend?
Both the 4-7s group (ages 4–10 to under 8) and the 7-12s group (ages 4–10 to under 13) are catered for. There is an overlap window between roughly 6 years 10 months and 8 years where either group might suit, depending on the child.
What does my child need to wear?
Children must purchase and wear the relevant Perform T-shirt to every session. Perform reserves the right to refuse admission without a refund if the T-shirt is not worn, so it is worth sorting this before the first morning.
Is there a performance parents can watch?
Yes. The holiday course closes with a mini-musical performance featuring costumes and props.
What are the cancellation terms for a holiday course?
Full payment is required at the time of booking. If you cancel more than three weeks before the course begins, Perform credits your account with 50% of the amount paid. Cancel between one and three weeks before and you forfeit 50%. Cancel less than one week before the start and you forfeit the full amount.
What does each day cover, and how are age groups split?
For 4-7s, each session has three sections: physical movement and dance (including yoga-inspired exercises), voice and singing work with specially composed songs and tongue-twisters, and storytelling with role-play improvisation. For 7-12s, the three sections cover choreographed movement building towards technical skills, vocal projection and basic musical reading with scope for solo roles, and drama and improvisation including character, physicality and accents. There are two Perform staff members in the room at all times.
How does Perform keep parents in the loop?
After every class, the Producer sends parents a weekly email detailing that session's focus and the activities and skills their child worked on. Personalised Feedback Forms covering progress across all three parts of the class are also issued regularly; every form is read and signed by Principal Lucy Quick.
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