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From painting to ceramics, film-making to theatre production, jazz ensembles to full-scale orchestral works, pupils can be found making and creating throughout the school.
We place great value on creative subjects; these are fully integrated into and enhance our academic curriculum. Each department (Art, Music and Drama) has its own dedicated building allowing for complete synergy between academic study and practical creativity.
