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The UK's Largest Network Of Part Time Performing Arts Schools For Children. The UK's Largest Network Of Part Time Performing Arts Schools For Children Aged 4-18.
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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 ...
The Sylvia Young Theatre School is non-denominational and co-educational. Our students range from 10 to 16 years of age. We are a small school of around 250 students and value our ‘family atmosphere'.
Sylvia Young Theatre School est une école de théâtre dans Marylebone à Londres. La fondatrice de l'école est Sylvia Young OBE. La fondatrice de l'école est Sylvia Young OBE. L'école a été établie en 1981 sur Drury Lane , mais fut déplacée en 1983 à cause de son expansion.
Sylvia Young Theatre School Limited is a company limited by guarantee and registered in England and Wales with company number 01812483. The registered office is at 1 Nutford Place, London, W1H 5YZ. The registered office is at 1 Nutford Place, London, W1H 5YZ.
The Sylvia Young Theatre School has high expectations of students academically as well as vocationally and places considerable emphasis on the academic curriculum. Our aim is for all students to have a wide range of academic options open to them when they leave SYTS at the end of year 11 if they decide to pursue an academic pathway either alongside, or instead of, further vocational training.
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 ...
Young founded her theatre school in 1981 in Drury Lane, London, before moving to its current Marylebone premises in 1983. [3] [4] The school is co-educational and provides a combination of academic and vocational classes for children aged 10 to 16 years.
