Are you yourself an artist or do you have dreams of your child becoming a performer? Have you noticed that your child loves to perform? The answer is simple by sending him or her to a school for performing arts. The UK has many top schools which help children to develop their talents without ever compromising their academic performance. It could be hard to choose one with the myriad of state schools and world-renowned drama schools. Here are some of the best recommendations rounded up for you.
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BRIT School
The BRIT School is in Croydon and a performing arts state school; to be accepted children must pass an audition to earn a place. The minimum age at which pupils are accepted is 14 years. Several top artists went to BRIT School including Ella Eyre, Jessie J, Kate Nash, Katie Melua, Adele, Amy Winehouse and many more!
The Hammond School
This school is in Chester and is an independent school which takes both day and boarding schoolers. Here kids are accepted from age seven to 19 years.
Sylvia Young Theatre School
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and a performing arts state school; to be accepted children must pass an audition to earn a place. The minimum age at which pupils are accepted is 14 years. Several top artists went to BRIT School including Ella Eyre, Jessie J, Kate Nash, Katie Melua, Adele, Amy Winehouse and many more!
The Hammond School
This school is in Chester and is an independent school which takes both day and boarding schoolers. Here kids are accepted from age seven to 19 years.
Sylvia Young Theatre School
This school accepts kids from 10 to 16 years, where they focus on academics three days a week and two days are spent on performing arts. Formers students include Tom Fletcher and Rita Ora.
Tring Park School
This school is in Hertfordshire and takes kids from eight to 19 years. Aside from excellent academic education, kids specialise in dance, drama, musical theatre and commercial music.
