Shakespeare Schools Foundation

Join the Festival – bring Shakespeare to your school

The next Festival takes place October-November 2018

SSF provides you with everything you need - resources, workshops, expert advice, dedicated support and more - to direct your students in a life-changing performance of Shakespeare on a local professional stage.
Registration for the Festival costs £959+VAT (state schools), which is almost half of what it costs SSF, and we fundraise throughout the year to make this possible (independent schools are subsidised less, and pay £1,500+VAT). If you would like to find out more about what this fee includes, click here.

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Your school must bring no more than 35 students to the Cast Workshop and Performance Day. (These can be any combination of actors, musician, marketing students, student technicians etc.)
Your play must be no more than 30 minutes. SSF will provide abridged scripts.
Your School's invoice must be paid within 30 days. By submitting this form you are registering for the 2018 Festival and SSF will invoice your school for the non-refundable fee of £959+VAT (state schools) or £1,500+VAT (independent schools). For our full refund policy, please read our Terms and Conditions below.

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Join the Festival – bring Shakespeare to your school

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