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Guesty

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  1. Hi. Congratulations to your daughter. Tring is excellent and my dd has loved every minute of being there. She started in lower sixth and out of the 26 in the year I would say 10 to 13 of them had not been in vocational school before. There is lots of support...I am sure your daughter will thrive there. Pm me if u want any more info.

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  2. Hi. I spoke to ED and he said there are a couple of boys who are interested in going but they haven't confirmed. Either way . don't worry. Your son will get excellent teaching and there are always several chaperones that are lads. It is an excellent as!

  3. I am our schools marketing rep and I put something in every time about our performing arts students.just did a lovely feature on where they have all secured places at. I am mindful to cover everyone as much as possible. Maths challenge...sports success. High achievers and also students who are 'just doing something good'. We are lucky that our school recognises the need of marketing and since being in post I have changed our reporting systems. Major biased tho cause I love the arts :) x

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  4. My dd has been to the dance summer school. Its fantastic. Full days and nights! The school where they are is beautiful. My dd has been asked as a chaperone this year so she will see you there! Definitely worth it. They will pick up from Edinburgh airport too. Well done to your dd!

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  5. If you go to the library they have a book there which lists pots of money you can apply for to help with costs of further educational. I found out that a local business supports the arts and gives £250. Not a lot in the big spectrum but certainly helps. Can't remember the name of the book but I am sure the library when know. Its not online so worth a trip if you can go. Hope it helps. Tring boarding is expensive but they have been great and when my daughter became I'll they looked after her so well. Pm me your email and I will send you other links I have found. In the meantime enjoy having time together over the hols.

  6. Thats not our experience. As a single parent on less than £21k My dd received a full DaDA and full maintenance grant. She was offered it straight after DaDA audition so point system must have been in effect as we needed the full amount. That said, DaDA covers school fees and maintenance grant covers accommodation and food. But it doesn't so I have to find the money to pay the difference. Its v. Hard. No treats for me :( but I would not change it. She is loving life and making the most of every experience. My dd did not go to rbs/central associates, just a small local dance school. She did go to Graham Fletcher to. Hope that gives hope :) !

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  7. My dad also had this. We saw an osteopath that put her spine and hips back in line. She is now at Tring and when she comes home she has a sports massage and realignment! Dancing is so hard on the body. The cost of treatment is well worth it as my dd doesn't feel hip pain anymore even tho the level of dance has increased. Its all about looking after the body I think. Dancers are very much fine tuned athletes... Just without the appreciation!

  8. 3rd year at Tring is being part of their company ..Encore. It's a chance to shine in front of people but also it teaches the students how to act as part of a company. There are students that leave after 2 years as they decide they want uni or other dance courses. Its really up to the individual.

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