Confidence and Self-belief is what one derives through participation and performance.
The real world demands performance and practicality. We not only endeavor to teach distinctive arts to our students, rather we wish to derive the best out of them too. Keeping this in mind, the students of Spring Dale are taught and then pushed to present their skills in the field of histrionics, dance, music and ‘Gatka’, the traditional martial art form.
Our Courses
Dramatics: In dramatics we focus on:
Voice modulation,
Theatrical skills,
Subduing stage fright and
Enhancing confidence
Dance (Laya-Taal) improves dancing techniques and apprises students regarding its merits.
Dhol: Being the most electric dance form, dhol has been a revolution and the cherry on the cake was when Spring Dale effectually came with a vigorous performance which included 50 dholis, most of them being its students.
Gatka, an eternal martial art of the Sikhs needs to be revived because of its colonial importance and Spring Dale pioneered this effort by performing it in its Performance activities 2002.
Vocal Music (Gayaki) is a premiere effort to inculcate spiritual singing habits in the form of Bhajans, Shabads etc. among various students.
Instrumental Music is another music form that is taught through electronic boards, violins, tabla, drums and guitars. Spring Dale is the first school in North India and amongst the top three in the country to have a Casio Keyboard Lighting Lab facility.
