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Our first blog is from Beth Lewis

I really enjoyed being back at drama after our break, I missed it over the holidays. Our Christmas play is going really well, I think that Sarah is a brilliant director and that's why all the work we do is always good. I think I have settled in better and I am now used to the ways of Sapphire

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