CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR LAMDA BOYS!

Mr Jenkins is extremely proud of all the boys who recently completed the LAMDA examinations. All the boys received a Merit or Distinction in their subject and grade level which is an amazing achievement.

LAMDA is Ofqual recognised and is a ‘qualification’ that can be taken at four levels:

  • Entry Level
  • Level 1 – LAMDA Grades 1, 2 & 3
  • Level 2 – LAMDA Grades 4 & 5
  • Level 3 – LAMDA Grades 6, 7 & 8 (Bronze, Silver & Gold Medal Level)

As a simple comparison, LAMDA Level 2 is equivalent to a GCSE qualification and LAMDA Level 3 is equivalent to AS and A level. 

A special commendation to Neal K who achieved a Distinction in his Level 3 Certificate in Performance, Acting Grade 6, Bronze Medal with his Macbeth monologue. 

 

 

 

The following boys obtained Distinctions:

LAMDA Level 3 Certificate in Performance (Grade 6) Acting Grade 6 – Solo – Bronze Medal

Neal K

LAMDA Level 2 Award in Performance (Grade 5) Acting Grade 5 – Solo

Alfred R

LAMDA Level 1 Award in Communication (Grade 2) Speaking in Public Grade 2

Joshan R and Ali R

LAMDA Entry Level Award in Performance (Entry 3) Acting Entry Level – Solo

Thomas C, Daniel S, Luca M, Patrick O’N, Edward D, Christian de L, and Lucas L

LAMDA Entry Level Award in Performance (Entry 3) Acting Entry Level – Duo

Antonio G G

LAMDA Introductory Graded Examination Solo Introductory Stage Three

Jakkh L, George  G, Ming W, and Alexander S

LAMDA Introductory Graded Examination Solo Introductory Stage Two

Dalair S

The following boys obtained Merits:

LAMDA Level 2 Award in Communication (Grade 4) Speaking in Public Grade 4

Sidney S

LAMDA Level 2 Award in Performance (Grade 4) Acting Grade 4 – Solo

Tilman L

LAMDA Level 1 Award in Performance (Grade 3) Acting Grade 3 – Solo

Liam J

LAMDA Entry Level Award in Performance (Entry 3) Acting Entry Level – Duo

Miles Z

    LAMDA’s exams are designed to recognise and reward the endeavours of each individual. Learners are awarded an official LAMDA certificate and a medal, where relevant, as well as constructive feedback in a written report to help them advance to the next level. Success in one of these exams demonstrates that learners have grown as individuals by participating in a worthwhile activity that is respected as a global standard.

    If your son is interested in taking these lessons, please contact Mr Jenkins here.

    Read more about LAMDA at SJB