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Full-Time School

Visionary Vocational Dance Training Meets Leading Academic Tuition

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The School Day

Structure

Our school day begins at 08:45 and students participate in both their vocational dance training and academic studies during the school day. We are a non-residential school, so our students travel in from their homes every morning. The building opens at 08:00.

Smaller Class Sizes

Due to the size and nature of our school, LVBS is proud that smaller class sizes offer students more opportunities for individual learning and support, and provide a bespoke approach to each student's education.

 

After School Programme

At the end of the school day, our full-time students continue their dance training in partnership with West London School of Dance, cementing their training and ensuring that within the school week, they train for a minimum of 15 hours.

Vocational Dance

Vocational Dance training is at the heart of our school, accompanied by live music. Our students come to us with potential and we guide them towards realising it through our renowned training.

In years 6 - 9, our vocational training program lays the groundwork for students by focusing on building a solid foundation in technique, musicality, and expressive abilities in classical dance and beyond.

 

As students progress into years 10 and 11, our training shifts gears to offer an increased exposure to classical and contemporary dance repertoire, refining their technical skills, and equipping them for potential admission to prominent dance institutions, both nationally and internationally.

Students frequently engage with prominent industry experts, coaches, and choreographers, affording them valuable insights into the wider professional landscape and the expectations of working in professional settings.

Throughout this journey, many of our young learners discover additional talents and passions for various facets of dance and the performing arts. LVBS's unique emphasis on nurturing classical dancers with versatile abilities in singing, acting, and musical theatre dance ensures that our students are prepared for a successful career in the artistic field, regardless of where their unique talents may lead them

Alumni

We are so proud of our former students at LVBS. They go on to dance at world-class colleges and, subsequently, produce world-class work across stage and screen.

Graduate destinations include:

The Royal Ballet School

Elmhurst Ballet School

English National Ballet School

European School of Ballet

Central School of Ballet

The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Northern Ballet School

London Studio Centre

Tring Park

Arts Educational

Laine Theatre Arts

The Rhythm School

National Ballet School of Cuba

The Rock School Philadelphia

Rosella Hightower, Cannes

We are proud of our graduates who have gone on to forge careers across the dance world and beyond.

Graduates include:

Matteo Curley Bynoe - American Ballet Theatre Studio Company

Scarlett Monahan - Ballet Shoes at National Theatre: Principal Casting - Posy Fossil

Oriel Milton - Wiener Staatsballett Junior Company

Ishan Mahabir-Stokes - Scottish Ballet

William Yamada - English National Ballet

Julia Conway - English National Ballet

Hamish Longley - English National Ballet, Scottish Ballet

Jade Longley - Royal Swedish Ballet, English National Ballet

Nadia Mullova-Barley - The Royal Ballet

Luca Freudenberg - Ballet West

Nicholas Vavrečka - London City Ballet

Benedict Lythgoe - Vanemuine Theatre/Croatian National Ballet

Emily Sapsford - Arles Youth Ballet Company

Chrissy Brooke - Dance Dance/American in Paris/Dr Semmelweis at the Pinter

Sebastian Goffin - Ballet Shoes, Norwegian National Ballet, Cats, West Side Story

Eloise Shepherd-Taylor - Joffrey Ballet Company

Gemma Gullefer - Dortmund Ballet Company

Daniela Norman - Cover Lead in An American in Paris, June in Netflix's "Tiny Pretty Things"

Leo Morad - Israel Ballet

Georgia Richardson - Lyric Dance Company, Florence

Shantana Hull-Jurkovic - Opera Wrocławska 

Sam Pitman - Ballet Atlantique, Canada 

Georgia Pemberton - Bugsy Molone

Lucy Walsham - Mamma Mia! UK and International Tour

Sabrina Wyllie - New English Ballet Theatre

Alessio Di Traglia - Ballett Di Roma

Giorgia Capogna - New English Ballet Theatre

Katia Abramovich - LA Ballet

Ginevra (Ginnie) D’Aquino - Ballet Nice Mediterranée

Samuel Edwards - Billy Crocker in Anything Goes/Stuart Dunmire in Mrs Doubtfire/Ted Lasso

James Humpleman - Greece/Mamma Mia! 

Katie Singh - Ballet Shoes, Disney’s Aladdin, Joseph and his Technicolor Dreamcoat, Moulin Rouge!, West Side Story, Strictly Come Dancing (BBC), What’s Love Got To Do With It

Our online application process is simple and straightforward. All applications require a £45 application fee, specific photos to demonstrate physical suitability and medical details. All set? Apply here.

Meet the team of experts delivering some of the finest vocational and academic training in London

In the heart of West London, London Vocational Ballet School is within touching distance of the Capital's wider cultural tapestry - the perfect setting to educate young artists

Academic outcomes are matched by exceptional vocational results at LVBS.

Learn more about the tuition fees and term dates for London Vocational Ballet School

London Vocational Ballet School

58 Bulwer Street

London

W12 8AP

hello@londonvocationalballetschool.com

Phone: 0208 746 0412

Registered Charity: 1148129

Kerry Williams (DSL): 07470951199 or in an emergency outside of term time, pelase contact ICAT for Hammersmith and Fulham: 020 8748 8588 (Out of Hours) | 020 8753 6600 (General Enquiries)

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