Tring Park School for the Performing Arts
Mansion DriveTring
Hertfordshire
HP23 5LX
T: +44 (0)1442 824255
Contact email Visit our websiteISC ID: 68192
Mr Anselm Barker (Principal)
Boys - age range:
Day: 7 to 19
Boarding: 7 to 18
Girls - age range:
Day: 7 to 19
Boarding: 7 to 18
336 pupils
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Impact of partnership work done in 2025 (ISC annual Census 2026)
- 6 state schools involved
- 501-1000 state school pupils involved
- 30 staff hours given
Impact Statement
Collectively, across all 10 of our partnerships we work with over 800 pupils from neighbouring state primary schools every year as part of our Theatre in Education project. Head teachers from the state schools feedback stating that this partnership develops the pupils performance skills and increases their awareness of career paths within the performing arts. Our students also benefit by performing for an audience, develop their communication skills and improve their ability to work with children. This project also embeds a 'sense of community' among pupils at both our school and the neighbouring state schools.FUNDING INFORMATION
The School offers Scholarships for the Performance Foundation, Musical Theatre, Acting and Commercial Music Courses and Music & Dance Scheme and Dance & Drama Awards for Dancers.
All candidates are required to attend an entrance audition for the school. Suitability for a place at the school is determined on talent and potential shown at the time of audition.
Following the entrance audition you will be advised whether or not your son/daughter has been successful for a place at the school and if suitable they will be invited back to the final audition for a School Scholarship, a Music and Dance Scheme or Dance and Drama Award as detailed below.
All final auditions take place in February or March of each year and successful candidates are offered places to start in the following September.
School Scholarships
Performance Foundation: First - Fifth Form
Musical Theatre, Acting and Commercial Music: Sixth Form
The school offers a number of Scholarships each year for entry into the Lower School and for entry into the Upper School. These are open to new pupils, existing Prep Three pupils moving up to First Form and existing Fifth Form pupils entering the Lower Sixth Form. Scholarships will be awarded to those wishing to follow the following courses: Theatre Arts, Performance Foundation, Acting, Musical Theatre or Commercial Music. All Scholarships awarded will be 10% of the termly fees in recognition of talent. In addition, a means tested bursary based on household income may be given. Parents of all candidates will be required to complete a Finance Form to be returned before the audition with supporting documentation.
Music and Dance Scheme Awards (UK residency criteria must be met.)
These are Government assisted places for talented classical dancers of which the school normally has a small number to offer each year. We would usually offer these to eleven year olds but this can vary. Awards are not available for those whose family income is above £190,000.00 (First – Fifth Form), £200,000.00 (Sixth Form) if a Boarding place is required and £168,000.00 (First- Fifth Form), £182,000.00 (Sixth Form) for a Day place. These figures are the approximate current thresholds and may change for the next academic year. The parental contribution to the fees is determined by means testing on an annual basis, as dictated by the Government. Some additional costs are also paid for by the scheme. Those invited for an audition for a Music and Dance Scheme award will be given further details at the time.
Dance and Drama Awards (UK residency criteria must be met)
The school offers a number of Dance Awards each year for pupils aged 16 going into the Sixth Form. Awards are not available for those whose family income is above £90,000.00. If offered an award, the amount of support for fees and maintenance received will be based on an assessment of family income. The income assessment will be undertaken by the school, using nationally set levels and guidance. Those reaching an audition for one of these awards will be given further details at the time.
Other information
Hardship Bursaries: in exceptional circumstances the school may be able to offer some financial assistance to current pupils whose families have a significant change in financial circumstances.
Please note that all funding is subject to review and satisfactory performance and development of the pupil.
- Drama scholarships
- Music scholarships
- Sixth Form scholarships
- H M Forces discounts
- Sibling discounts
- Bursaries for new entrants
- Hardship awards for existing pupils