twinkletoes123

You are informed by email first, then a copy of the offer is posted to you.

Thank you! I wounder if all the 'yes's' were sent out yesterday.. I would think they send them all at the same time..

That must of been such a relief for you and son! I wounder if the results are sent out by email or post? Not sure if the yesses that have been sent out were by email or post?..

Haven't heard yet, but have also heard of people who have got places.. Not sure if anyone has recieved a no? Letter probably arriving tomorrow..

Thank you kiwimum! I wounder if the numbers will change this year. There seemed to be much more girls rather than boys in the final this year..

Is anyone waiting anxiously as we are? DD would love a place at ENBS but places are so limited.. Does anyone know the exact number of how many places there are for 6th form?

Thank you spannerandpony!!

I agree with you tulip and spannerandpony. I don't intend to offend anyone. I just get very frustrated when internationals are discussed as if they are taking up spaces in British vocational schools and of course everyone is entitled to their own opinion!

It's a very silly law that the UK have emposed onto dance teachers. How can a child understand fully which muscles to use and where to turn the head to or to correct a foot or arm. It is nearly impossible to teach professionaly without physically correcting a student.( if the student wants to improve ). Overseas this rule is probably either ignored or has not been emposed. Is this why some international students are extremely stronger than some of the UK students? It seems that overseas the standard is much higher than here. Majority of children who start training CORRECTLY from a young age (not just prancing about skipping around the studio for 1 hour) are better than the girls that started later. I still disagree that just because we pay taxes here in the UK, only British students should be eligible to funding. Overseas also pay taxes even though its for their own country.

International students work just as hard as British students and deserve the equal chance to study in some of England's most prestigious vocational schools. Their nationality should not make a difference. There all dancers who have a mutal passion for dance. I also don't think it's fair that international students have a much less chance of receiving funding, if any at all.

Does anyone know how many places there are for ENBS 1st year? And how long to wait for the result?

Joseph Sissens is defiantly a future winner! Very very proud of him getting a place at the Upper school!