Tring Park School of Arts
Artistic Director: Lorraine Jones
Hertfordshire, GB
Tring Park School for the Performing Arts is one of the UK's leading vocational performing arts boarding and day schools for students aged 7–19. Located in Hertfordshire, it combines an outstanding academic education with specialist professional training in dance, musical theatre, acting, and commercial music. It is one of the few UK schools supported through the government's Music and Dance Scheme (MDS).
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History
Founded in 1939 as the Cone-Ripman School, following the merger of Grace Cone's and Olive Ripman's dance schools. Relocated from London to Tring, Hertfordshire during World War II. In 1947, it became the Arts Educational School, Tring Park. Became an independent institution in 1994. Renamed Tring Park School for the Performing Arts in 2009. Today it is internationally recognized for producing leading dancers, actors, singers, and musical theatre performers.
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Requirements
Successful audition Academic assessment/interview (depending on year of entry) Open to students aged 7–19 Dance applicants are assessed on potential, musicality, coordination, and technical ability Scholarships and Music & Dance Scheme (MDS) funding are available for eligible students.
Courses offered
Dance Musical Theatre Acting Commercial Music Performance Preparation Course GCSE & A-Level Academic Programmes Performance Academy (Associate Programme) Holiday Courses Adult Classes
Locations
Tring Park School for the Performing Arts The Mansion Tring , Hertfordshire, HP23 5LX , GB
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