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The BRIT School is Britain's only
FREE Performing Arts and Technology School.
It is an
independent, state funded City College
for the Technology of the Arts, the only
one of its kind dedicated to education
and vocational training for the performing
arts, media, art and design and the technologies
that make performance possible.
As a school
for 14-19 year olds, we are unique and
pioneering in our approach to education,
but we are not a stage or fame school.
We recognise that most of our students
intend to make a career in the arts, entertainment
and communications industries, but the
school expects all to follow full time
courses to completion. It is a vocational
school; if an applicant is determined
on a life devoted to art, dance, music,
radio, television/film or theatre, then
this could well be the right place.
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"....The
BRIT School is an outstanding
provider of specialist education
and training in the performing
and visual arts and media.
As one year 11 parent commented,
'The school is unique - it
provides opportunities not
available elsewhere'........"
OFSTED.
March 2008 |
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"Theatre department Common Ground
Season starts Monday 12 January 2009. Click
here for details on all the plays and performances"
(Poster)
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School Expansion. We
are inviting consultation on our proposed expansion
plans by way of an advertisement in the local press.
Parents and others who want to read what is going
on with an offer to submit their views, please read
the attached document here
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The
Golden Obies. The BDC Department is host
it's very first evening show, celebrating the achievements
of all its students over the past year. The show will
look back at students work and awards will be given
to winners from various categories, including Best
A-Level Production, Best Original Idea and Best Use
of Camera. The show is on the 16th October. Poster
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Glastonbury 2008. For
the second year the Glastonbury festival witnessed
a unique South London partnership between The BRIT
School in Croydon, Britain’s prolific performing
arts school and The Workers’ Beer Company, who
for many years have made their mark nationally and
internationally supporting campaigns for social justice
with its involvement in the nation’s leading
live music festivals.The BRIT School were in attendance
again this year. See the photo's here
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Exam Results 2008.
The release of GCSE results today (Aug' 21) is another
day of celebration for the BRIT School. In all categories
the results improved upon the already high levels
of 2007. In many cases the results were simply magnificent
and we congratulate all our students in this wonderful
success story. The key statistics have been released
to the press today and you can read this press release
here.
Well done to you all.
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Film
and Digital Arts. The
department have just released their website where
a range of videos made in the school are on display.
It is possible to see streamed videos in your web
browser with an option to play them at HD quality
if you think your internet connection is good enough.
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"During my time on the Technical
Theatre Arts Course at BRIT I developed a good all
round knowledge of theatre and technical skills
used within it. I learnt how to work as a responsible
professional and developed good management and people
skills. Whilst on the course I had great support
from the staff, and this continued after I left.
This course is the most brilliant thing to happen
to any aspiring technical theatre student".
Craig Greaves.
Events Manager. Lego land, Windsor |
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BRIT School is the operating name of London School for the Performing
Arts & Technology, which is a company registered in England
and Wales with company number 2369239 and a charity registered
with charity number 802372. The company's registered address is
The BRIT School, 60 The Crescent, Croydon, CR0 2HN and its
email address is admin@brit.croydon.sch.uk.
tel: 020 8665 5242 fax: 020 8665 8676
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