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We have here, at the Sylvia Young Theatre School, a caring family atmosphere in which all students are encouraged to develop their individual talents and to achieve high standards in both the academic and vocational curriculum. Our School provides a supportive atmosphere based on self-discipline, mutual respect, cooperation and understanding ...
To view our Thursday evening and Saturday school timetables, please follow the links below. Thursday Evening Timetable - Click Here. Saturday Classes 4-6yrs - Click Here. Saturday Classes - 7-10yrs - Click Here. Saturday Classes - 11-13yrs - Click Here. Saturday Classes - 14-18yrs - Click Here.
We have here, at the Sylvia Young Theatre School, a caring family atmosphere in which all students are encouraged to develop their individual talents and to achieve high standards in both the academic and vocational curriculum. Our School provides a supportive atmosphere based on self-discipline, mutual respect, cooperation and understanding.
Welcome to Part Time Training Programme at SYTS. The Sylvia Young Theatre School is committed to providing high-quality part time training for students aged 4 to 18 years old. Classes are held on Thursday evenings and Saturdays at our Central London school at 1 Nutford Place. Each term is based on training and includes: Term 1: September ...
New students. A deposit of £30 per subject when booking is required. A booking fee of £2.00 applies during online registration and is non-refundable . Please note that an additional fee of £2.00 is charged for any booking which is transferred to an alternative course.
We have here, at the Sylvia Young Theatre School, a caring family atmosphere in which all students are encouraged to develop their individual talents and to achieve high standards in both the academic and vocational curriculum. Our School provides a supportive atmosphere based on self-discipline, mutual respect, cooperation and understanding ...
The Humanities programme at the Sylvia Young Theatre School covers a broad spectrum. The History component covers the period from prehistory to 1945, with special topics focusing on the Roman Empire, the Medieval World, Islamic Civilization, British social and political history 1500-1945, the Renaissance, the French Revolution, the Agricultural and Industrial Revolutions, and Europe 1900-1945.
