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Many pupils who have started with The Samara Ballet School have gone on to full-time dance schools and colleges with the hope of performing dance as a career. For a small 'Fenland' community school, our success has been quite outstanding!

PAST PUPIL SUCCESS

In the past 4 years, TWO pupils have been accepted at the world famous Royal Ballet School in London. For any school to find one talented pupil is a rare dream but to find two within three years is incredible.  Both pupils had previously been accepted on to the Royal Ballet School's Junior Associate Programme.

The Royal Ballet School - Full time course

  • Jonathon Baker Sept 2005
  • Nathan Rasdall Sept 2003,

The Royal Ballet School - Junior Associate Course

  • Hayley Rasdall Sept 2005
  • Jonathon Baker Sept 2003
  • Sam Rasdall Sept 2003 (Waiting List)
  • Rebecca Pratt Sept 2002 (Waiting List)
  • Catherine Pratt Sept 2001
  • Nathan Rasdall Sept 2000
  • Anna Budgett Sept 1999

Merseyside Dance and Drama Centre - Full time musical theatre course

  • Samantha Walker Sept 2004, graduated 2007

Laine Theatre Arts College - Musical Theatre Course

  • Kayleigh Lucas Sept 2004, graduated 2007

Performers College - Full time course with full scholarship

  • Christian Hutter Sept 2003, graduated 2006

Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Artsl

  • Melody Payne Sept 2007 - Foundation Course for Musical Theatre
  • Nicole Wilson, Sept 2007 - Full time Musical Theatre Course
  • Kimberley Newell Sept 2006 - Musical Theatre Course
  • Sophie Wilson Sept 2006 - Foundation Course for Musical Theatre
  • Stacy Wilson Sept 2003 - Full time musical theatre course

De Montford University - Dance degree course

  • Nicola Thompson

Central School of Ballet, London - Pre Senior Course

  • Christian Hutter Sept 2001

Urdang Academy in Covent Garden -  Associate Programme with scholarship

  • Kayleigh Lucas Sept 1999

English Youth Ballet

  • Christian Hutter 2000
  • Fiona Findlay  2003

 8 Pupils were chosen to take part in filming with Anglia Television for their `Spirit of AngliaŽ TV campaign