Cheam

Sara grew up with the performing arts, regularly appearing on stage and in radio plays. She became involved with Stagecoach in April 2000 when she jointly ran the Chiswick schools with her sister. Sara went on to launch the Chessington Stagecoach school in April 2002 followed by Worcester Park in 2004 and Cheam in 2007. She is passionate about the performing arts and the confidence that it can give to children.

Emily Jane Grant trained at Middlesex University and then at E.N.S.A.T.T in Lyon in France. Since graduating in 2005 she has worked between England and France performing primarily for children, conducting Drama workshops for many different companies and developing a practice of teaching children French through Theatre. She is also a member of emerging company Moon Fool and has travelled to Scotland, France, Berlin and New York as a performer and an assistant to director Anna-Helena McLean. In December 2010 she will present her first one woman show for children in French: 'Goudron' at the Neapolis children's theatre festival in Tunisia.

Tom has worked as a professional actor and singer since 2002. He has worked for many theatre in education companies and taught in drama workshops as well as performing at the Edinburgh Fringe festival, London theatres and on UK tours. He trained and recieved his MA in acting at Arts Educational School London in 2009.
Tom also works as a teacher assistant at schools in the south London area working closely with young children and children with special needs.

Vicky spent three years training at Laine Theatre Arts in Epsom where she gained her Associate Modern (ISTD) and Diploma in Musical Theatre and Dance. In addition to working as a professional dancer, she has vast experience of teaching children a variety of dance styles, from modern to jazz and contemporary.

Noga achieved her BA Hons in Drama at the University of Hull and has since spent much of her working life teaching children. She has worked at a large number of educational establishments and theatres including The National Theatre and the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford. Noga has taught for Stagecoach for three years.