January 2022
education
Why study Creative Arts at The BRIT School? ― By Cara Cummings
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he alma mater of Adele, Jessie J, Rex Orange County and actors including Tom Holland (Spider-man) and Ashley Thomas (24: The Legacy), the BRIT School offers another dimension of arts education within the Creative Arts. Students who join at Key Stage 4 (aged 14) and Post 16 (aged 16) can study Film & Media Production, Interactive Digital Design and Visual Arts & Design and Production Arts (Post 16 only) -and you can study for free as nobody pays to attend the BRIT School. Build skills, confidence and creativity with likeminded individuals to develop careers like some of the10,000 graduates who now work in top organisations including Apple, Framestore, PRG, Britannia Row, Royal Albert Hall, Facebook, ITV, BBC, Warner Music, ASOS, Sony, TikTok and Ralph Lauren. The BRIT School promotes five qualities in its students: originality, responsibility, ambition, inclusivity and kindness. The school creates space for students to unlock their creative potential, be their own person, be kind and act responsibly, and be accepting of the diverse community of artists they will work with every day. Visit www.brit.croydon.sch.uk and follow them on socials @thebritschool to discover more. Applications close for Key stage 4: 10 January 2022 and Post 16: 31 January 2022.
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