Tring Park School for the Performing Arts

Co-ed

Church of England

Year 3 - Year 13 (Upper Sixth) (Ages 7-18)

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Tring Park School for the Performing Arts is a co-educational day and boarding school in Hertfordshire for pupils aged 7 to 19. Housed in a Grade II* listed mansion originally designed by Sir Christopher Wren and once owned by the Rothschild family, the school is set within 17 acres of parkland. It provides a dual curriculum that balances rigorous academic education with vocational training in dance, drama, musical theatre, and music. Notable facilities include the Markova Theatre and specialised studios, enabling students to pursue professional performing arts pathways alongside their academic studies.

Selectivity:

Musical Ability

Boarding:

Full Boarding

Values:

Excellence

Creativity

Resilience

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Last updated on 12 March 2026 (not all data elements were necessarily updated on this date)

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Admission & Fees

Fees Vs. National Average

-4.6%

Tring Park School for the Performing Arts's fees are 4.6% lower than the national average.

Fees Vs. County Average

+3.7%

Tring Park School for the Performing Arts's fees are 3.7% higher than the county average.

Based on 28 schools in Hertfordshire and 264 nationally.

Note: Fee comparisons are based on core termly day fees including mandatory lunch and learning materials but excluding any discounts or other additional charges for extra-curriculars, registration, etc. Please check the schools' official websites for full fees and charges.

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Gender:Co-educational

Selectivity:Musical Ability

Admissions are governed by a selective process focusing on vocational auditions. Candidates are evaluated for their talent and future potential in performing arts areas such as dance, music, and drama. While academic tests are part of the process, they are utilised for streaming and ensuring appropriate support rather than as a primary selection condition for admission.

Scholarships:

Music

Performing arts

Dance

Ballet

Drama

Bursaries:Yes

Means-tested bursaries are available for students who have been awarded a scholarship and demonstrate financial need. Hardship assistance is also offered to current families in crisis.