

Music, Dance, Drama and Art
Academic work is essential for future careers – but those
who grow up without knowledge of the arts grow up impoverished.
Children also need to learn to speak on stage and in public.
Music is a great boon to life – and musical appreciation is taught by our resident musician, along with the opportunity to join choirs and ensembles and orchestras and bands if a musical instrument is taken. In fact, at Ripley Court nearly two-thirds of children opt to take one or more musical instruments.
Children are also given tuition in art – in the latter years by a specialist.
Children also need to learn to speak on stage and in public.
Music is a great boon to life – and musical appreciation is taught by our resident musician, along with the opportunity to join choirs and ensembles and orchestras and bands if a musical instrument is taken. In fact, at Ripley Court nearly two-thirds of children opt to take one or more musical instruments.
Children are also given tuition in art – in the latter years by a specialist.