




This is a an acting workshop for young people who want to have fun these holidays whilst learning along the way.
Students build the foundations of executive presence: the confidence to contribute, the clarity to communicate, the adaptability to respond to others, and the self-awareness to understand how they are perceived.
This is a an acting workshop for young people who want to have fun these holidays whilst learning along the way!
Students build the foundations of executive presence: the confidence to contribute, the clarity to communicate, the adaptability to respond to others, and the self-awareness to understand how they are perceived.
We'll cover voice, movement, screen work, script work and we'll even pretend to be mini popstars!

We'll cover voice, movement, screen work, script work and we'll even pretend to be mini popstars!

You can step into a character and try a different pattern or way of communicating that might not come naturally at first.
When acting in a scene you can play out a situation from another point of view. You can explore what happens when you communicate with a different tactic, take a risk, let someone in, stand your ground or change your approach, while still responding authentically to what's happening.

Learning how to be more dynamic, gives you more ways to communicate, and more ways to connect and respond to the people and situations around you, out in the real world.
You get to build and add tools to your own authentic expressive toolkit.

Learning how to be more dynamic, gives you more ways to communicate, and more ways to connect and respond to the people and situations around you, out in the real world.
You get to build and add tools to your own authentic expressive toolkit.
Session 1:
Orientation & warm up
Actions, Objectives and Tactics!
Lunch (supervised)
Strategic communication and adaptability. Students learn that the way they approach a situation changes its outcome. They practise setting an intention and adjusting their approach when it is not working.
Session 2:
Ensemble activity
Mini rock/pop star & character
Student self-reflection.
Confidence, presence and self-expression. Students explore how to take up space, make choices and communicate with energy, while beginning to understand that different people bring different strengths and styles.
Session 3:
Movement, body language, improvisation
Exploration through ensemble work; improvisation and devising.
Lunch (supervised)
Executive presence and non-verbal communication. Students discover how posture, gesture and movement shape how others receive them, and how to use their body with greater intention, confidence and awareness.
Session 4:
Scene work to screen work
Ensemble activity
Record and playback scenes
Self-awareness and feedback literacy. Seeing themselves on screen helps students notice how they come across to others. They learn how to receive constructive feedback. They identify what is effective to make purposeful adjustments to their communication.
Session 5:
Voice
Lunch (supervised)
Clear, compelling communication. Students practise using pitch, pace, rhythm and emphasis so they can hold attention, express ideas clearly and make their message land.
Session 6:
Perspectives, roleplay & rehearsal
Empathy, perspective-taking and conflict navigation. Students step into another person’s point of view, strengthening their ability to listen, understand different interpretations and respond thoughtfully.
Session 7:
Continued screen scene work
Lunch (supervised)
Composure under observation. Students refine their ability to focus, communicate naturally and stay present.
Session 8:
Finalising work, reflection & certificates
Follow-through, reflection and growth mindset. Students bring work to completion, recognise their progress and identify the communication tools they can carry into school, friendships and future challenges.
Session 1:
Learning outcome:
Strategic communication and adaptability. Students learn that the way they approach a situation changes its outcome. They practise setting an intention and adjusting their approach when it is not working.
Lunch (supervised)
Session 2:
Learning outcome:
Confidence, presence and self-expression. Students explore how to take up space, make choices and communicate with energy, while beginning to understand that different people bring different strengths and styles.
Session 3:
Learning outcome:
Executive presence and non-verbal communication. Students discover how posture, gesture and movement shape how others receive them, and how to use their body with greater intention, confidence and awareness.
Lunch (supervised)
Session 4:
Learning outcome:
Self-awareness and feedback literacy. Seeing themselves on screen helps students notice how they come across to others. They learn how to receive constructive feedback. They identify what is effective to make purposeful adjustments to their communication.
Session 5:
Learning outcome:
Clear, compelling communication. Students practise using pitch, pace, rhythm and emphasis so they can hold attention, express ideas clearly and make their message land.
Lunch (supervised)
Session 6:
Learning outcome:
Empathy, perspective-taking and conflict navigation. Students step into another person’s point of view, strengthening their ability to listen, understand different interpretations and respond thoughtfully.
Session 7:
Learning outcome:
Composure under observation. Students refine their ability to focus, communicate naturally and stay present.
Lunch (supervised)
Session 8:
Learning outcome:
Follow-through, reflection and growth mindset. Students bring work to completion, recognise their progress and identify the communication tools they can carry into school, friendships and future challenges.

Belinda is an actor/singer, composer and performing arts teacher.
She is a 2015 graduate of NIDA (DMT) and a graduate of America’s Musical Theatre
Conservatory CAP21, NYC where she completed their Professional Musical Theatre Program. Belinda has been teaching piano, singing, musical theatre, acting for stage and screen and songwriting to all ages throughout Melbourne and Sydney for over a decade. She is passionate about helping students gain confidence expressing themselves through their creativity while improving their skills.
She currently teaches for Leadership League, NIDA Open, The National Theatre and Queen of Peace. Some of her stage credits include; Phoebe in Friends The Musical Parody Australian Tour (SK Entertainment), Love Actually? The Musical, Bearded, Top Gun the Musical, Gilligan’s Island the Musical, Motor-Mouth Loves Suck Face, Anyone Can Whistle, Chronic (La Mama), The Musical of Musicals the Musical, and most recently Thrones! The Musical Parody (DVE). Some of Belinda’s screen credits include; Eleanor in Summer Heights High (ABC), Space Jam Experience (TEG), multiple educational sketch comedies for NTC and Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis.
Her writing credits include several cabarets; Practically Perfect, and Kid as well as musical collaborations with William Hannagan such as the Until Tomorrow and HouseWarming which was presented at The New York Musical Theatre Festival, New York and later under the new name of The Gathering at Fortyfivedownstairs with the support of The City of Melbourne.
Belinda is a performer for the Starlight Children’s Foundation, a proud MEAA member and represented by Expression! Arts Management.
Belinda is an actor/singer, composer and performing arts teacher.
She is a 2015 graduate of NIDA (DMT) and a graduate of America’s Musical Theatre
Conservatory CAP21, NYC where she completed their Professional Musical Theatre Program. Belinda has been teaching piano, singing, musical theatre, acting for stage and screen and songwriting to all ages throughout Melbourne and Sydney for over a decade. She is passionate about helping students gain confidence expressing themselves through their creativity while improving their skills.
She currently teaches for Leadership League, The National Theatre and Queen of Peace. Some of her stage credits include; Phoebe in Friends The Musical Parody Australian Tour (SK Entertainment), Love Actually? The Musical, Bearded, Top Gun the Musical, Gilligan’s Island the Musical, Motor-Mouth Loves Suck Face, Anyone Can Whistle, Chronic (La Mama), The Musical of Musicals the Musical, and most recently Thrones! The Musical Parody (DVE). Some of Belinda’s screen credits include; Eleanor in Summer Heights High (ABC), Space Jam Experience (TEG), multiple educational sketch comedies for NTC and Baz Luhrmann’s Elvis.
Her writing credits include several cabarets; Practically Perfect, and Kid as well as musical collaborations with William Hannagan such as the Until Tomorrow and HouseWarming which was presented at The New York Musical Theatre Festival, New York and later under the new name of The Gathering at Fortyfivedownstairs with the support of The City of Melbourne.
Belinda is a performer for the Starlight Children’s Foundation, a proud MEAA member and represented by Expression! Arts Management.

Our goal at Leadership League is to create a space where young people can expand their expressive skillset and build a broader toolkit for communicating, connecting and responding to the world around them, whilst developing resilience and capacity along the way.
Our goal at Leadership League is to create a space where young people can expand their expressive skillset and build a broader toolkit for communicating, connecting and responding to the world around them, whilst developing resilience and capacity along the way.

The aim isn't to turn you into somebody else or to act superficially.
It's to give you:
The aim isn't to turn you into somebody else or to act superficially.
It's to give you:


At Leadership League, our tutors aren't simply school holiday activity supervisors.
They are experienced educators and practising professionals, with deep expertise in communication, leadership, performance and human behaviour. Many of our tutors are graduates of the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) and the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), and also hold additional qualifications across a range of industries including education, business, law and allied health.

Collectively, our teaching team has worked with thousands of young people, over more than twenty years.
Our senior teachers have teaching qualifications and are registered with the Victorian Institute of Teaching. Everyone on our team has a Working With Children Check, First Aid certificate and insurance.
We takes Child Safety protocols seriously.

At Leadership League, our tutors aren't simply school holiday activity supervisors.
They are experienced educators and practising professionals, with deep expertise in communication, leadership, performance and human behaviour. Many of our tutors are graduates of the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA), Victorian College of the Arts (VCA) and the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA), and also hold additional qualifications across a range of industries including education, business, law and allied health.
Collectively, our teaching team has worked with thousands of young people, over more than twenty years.
Our senior teachers have teaching qualifications and are registered with the Victorian Institute of Teaching. Everyone on our team has a Working With Children Check, First Aid certificate and insurance.
We takes Child Safety protocols seriously.



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Parents often tell us they want their children to:
Parents often tell us they want their children to:

This course develops these skills through practice, experience and 'doing'. Students don't just spend the time listening to principles and theory. They learn by participating, trying, observing, experimenting, making mistakes, reflecting, and by trying again in a challenging, yet safe space.
Parents also tell us that they:
This course develops these skills through practice, experience and 'doing'. Students don't just spend the time listening to principles and theory. They learn by participating, trying, observing, experimenting, making mistakes, reflecting, and by trying again in a challenging, yet safe space.
Parents also tell us that they:

I feel more confident about speaking in front of people.

I really think people should come because they will learn a lot.


It was so much fun and I actually learnt stuff.

I feel more confident about speaking in front of people.

This is a full four-day immersive program led by Belinda Jenkin and supported by experienced educators and professionals specialising in communication, leadership, performance and human behaviour.
Students receive specialist-led instruction, facilitated group experiences, guided coaching and feedback, structured self-leadership challenges, small-group supervision throughout, a highly interactive learning environment.
We'll do classes in voice, movement, scenework, screenwork and even get to be a mini pop star!


Made from super comfy 100% cotton, with the Leadership League logo printed on it, this T-shirt is your official Leadership League teamwear.

This enamel badge is easy to pin onto your blazer or school jumper- a quiet way of showing that you’re part of Leadership League.
Think of it like school colours, a Prefect badge or an achievement pin. It’s a badge of honour and a little symbol that says you’re part of a group of young leaders who are working on becoming their best selves.
People who know will recognise it. They’ll know you’re someone who pays attention, takes on challenges, keeps going when things get difficult and looks for ways to improve.
You’re learning how people work, how to communicate clearly, how to listen, connect and lead with empathy, resilience and kindness.



Access to the Leadership League online portal for parents after the workshop.
The experience doesn't end after two days.
Students and parents can revisit Leadership League concepts, resources and ideas whenever they like.

Add this to your bio, CV, or portfolio to showcase what you’ve achieved and learned at Leadership League.
It’s a great supporting document for:
This shows you’re serious about growing your capacity and stepping up as a leader!


If you're not happy with your experience at this Leadership League workshop, and let us know at the end of the first day of the course, then we'll refund your money! All the risk is squarely on our shoulders. You have nothing to lose and all the success to gain!

Maybe you think it'll take ages just to check out and you don't have time to fill out the enrolment forms right now.
We get it. Parents are busy. You don’t need that kind of hassle during your precious lunchtime.
Unlike other providers who bury you in pages of paperwork at checkout (especially painful if you’re enrolling siblings), we’ve separated payment from enrolment.
That means you grab your place fast, relax knowing school holidays are covered, and come back later to give us the enrolment details in a one page form, anytime up until just before the course.
For siblings, we also offer a pre-fill of the same parent, emergency, and consent info (which you can amend if needed), and you’re done! No need to start from scratch.
We’ve built this process for busy parents who want peace of mind without the admin headache.
Spots are limited. Secure yours today, and sort the details later.

This is a full four-day immersive program led by Belinda Jenkin and supported by experienced educators and professionals specialising in communication, leadership, performance and human behaviour.
Students receive specialist-led instruction, facilitated group experiences, guided coaching and feedback, structured self-leadership challenges, small-group supervision throughout, a highly interactive learning environment.
We'll do classes in voice, movement, scenework, screenwork and even get to be a mini pop star!
Made from super comfy 100% cotton, with the Leadership League logo printed on it, this T-shirt is your official Leadership League teamwear.




This enamel badge is easy to pin onto your blazer or school jumper- a quiet way of showing that you’re part of Leadership League.
Think of it like school colours, a Prefect badge or an achievement pin. It’s a badge of honour and a little symbol that says you’re part of a group of young leaders who are working on becoming their best selves.
People who know will recognise it. They’ll know you’re someone who pays attention, takes on challenges, keeps going when things get difficult and looks for ways to improve.
You’re learning how people work, how to communicate clearly, how to listen, connect and lead with empathy, resilience and kindness.





Access to the Leadership League online portal for parents after the workshop.
The experience doesn't end after two days.
Students and parents can revisit Leadership League concepts, resources and ideas whenever they like.


Add this to your bio, CV, or portfolio to showcase what you’ve achieved and learned at Leadership League.
It’s a great supporting document for:
This shows you’re serious about growing your capacity and stepping up as a leader!




If you're not happy with your experience at our Leadership League workshop, and let us know at the end of the first day of the course, then we'll refund your money! All the risk is squarely on our shoulders. You have nothing to lose and all the success to gain!

Lead the Room: A Four-Day Drama-Based Leadership Intensive, Prep to Grade 4, 21/9/26 - 24/9/26
Spring School Holidays, Melbourne, 2026
Supercharge Your Kids Not Their Devices!