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Sylvia Young Theatre School is an independent school in Marble Arch, London, England. It is a specialist performing arts school named after its founder and principal, Sylvia Young OBE .
- 1972
- Anne-Marie Kennedy BSc (Hons), PGCE, NPQH, MSc
The Sylvia Young Theatre School places great emphasis on high academic standards and on excellence in the performing arts. Our aim is to develop the whole person as well as providing a unique opportunity for students with potential in the performing arts to train and to perfect their skills.
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- Term Dates 2023-2024
- Term Dates 2024-2025
The Sylvia Young Theatre School seeks to create a happy working environment where students can enjoy learning, staff can enjoy teaching and students can achieve their potential academically, vocationally, socially, morally and creatively. Aims 1. To provide a broad, balanced and challenging academic and vocational curriculum with high standards of ...
On Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays our students follow their academic programme. This consists of a broad range of academic subjects, more details of which can be found in the academic curriculum section of our website. The aim is for all students to sit 8 or 9 GCSE examinations at the end of year 11. The School day commences at 8.45am and finishe...
Our school site houses a number of excellent facilities for our students academic and vocational classes. 1. 12 Academic classrooms, including 2 Art rooms, 2 Science labs, 2 I.T Suites. 2. 11 Vocational studios, recording studio. 3. Changing and shower facilities, outside courtyard garden, cafeteria.
Our academic uniform and vocational tracksuit is supplied by Price & Buckland. Academic uniform is worn Monday-Wednesday.. Students wear their vocational uniform tracksuit, dance wear on Thursday and Friday and can be ordered from Gandolfi . Full details are given on acceptance of applicants school place.
AUTUMN TERM 2023 Monday 11th September - Induction day for new students only Tuesday 12th September–Friday 20th October Half term Monday 23rd October–Friday 27th October Monday 30th October - Inset Day Tuesday 31st October - Wednesday 20th December SPRING TERM 2024 Monday 8th January–Friday 9th February Half term Monday 12th February–Friday 16th Fe...
AUTUMN TERM 2024 AUTUMN TERM PART 1 - Monday 9th September - Friday 25th October Wednesday 4th September - Induction day for new students only Monday 9th September - All students return to school Half term break - Monday 28th October - Friday 1st November AUTUMN TERM PART 2 - Monday 4th November - Tuesday 17th December School Holiday- Wednesday 18t...
Open day. The School Open Day tour for prospective parents & children will take place in; October 2024. Our school is unique in that the week is divided into two - Monday-Wednesday students follow their academic studies and Thursday-Friday students follow their vocational programme.
The Sylvia Young Theatre School aims to practice forms of assessment that: Promote and support learning. Informs teaching. Is both informative and summative. Uses appropriate and diverse strategies. Recognises pupil progress in all areas of the curriculum. Develops self-assessment for all members of the school.
