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We invite children from age 10 – 18 years old to join us at our sister school, College du Leman in Switzerland, this July for a life-changing experience. Whether a beginner or more advanced artist, this is a unique opportunity for your child to study performing arts at the highest level.
Students will follow a transformative programme designed by the world-renowned Juilliard School, whose alumni include actor Kevin Spacey, cellist Yo-Yo Ma, composer John Williams and choreographer Lar Lubovitch. They will learn from Juilliard-affiliated artists in one-to-one lessons, coaching, rehearsals and masterclasses in their chosen discipline, surrounded by students who share their passion for the performing arts. The two week programme will inspire and stretch every child’s artistic horizons and will culminates in a final celebratory performance.
Friends and Family Discount
A 10% discount is exclusively available to all Nord Anglia families, and if you introduce a friend, they will also benefit from a 10% discount. Both discounts are subject to availability. Places are limited, so apply now to secure your child’s spot and their turn in the spotlight.
For more information and to apply, please visit www.naejuilliard.school/summer-arts
DETAILS AT A GLANCE
Dates: 9th – 22nd July 2016
Age: 10 – 18
Disciplines: Music (instrumental and vocal), Drama and Dance
Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Places: 200
Residential: Day & Boarding options (please note the day option will be at a reduced rate)
Cost: Day CHF 4050 (approx US $4020*) and Boarding CHF 6750 (approx US $6700*) *subject to exchange rates on day of payment
Other Opportunities
In addition to Summer Performing Arts with Juilliard [link: https://www.nordangliaeducation.com/teaching-and-learning/enriched-curricula/global-campus/summer-performing-arts-with-juilliard ]and Nord Anglia Summer Leadership Academy link: https://www.nordangliaeducation.com/teaching-and-learning/enriched-curricula/global-campus/nord-anglia-summer-leadership-academy ], many Nord Anglia around the world offer day and residential summer school programmes designed to help your child develop new skills, meet new friends and make the most of their holidays. Learn more about the wide variety of opportunities you child can enjoy here [link: https://www.nordangliaeducation.com/article/2015/12/4/new-worldwide-summer-learning-opportunities]
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