After some intensive training in Stratford, Millie Hollidge and Harry Japes have been asked to join a group of 30 students from all over the country to create the first RSC Youth Advisory Board. This prestigious group of young people will work with some of the senior team at The RSC to represent the thoughts, […]
The College is delighted that Olly Midwinter has been selected to become part of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Next Generation actor development group. This is a hugely prestigious opportunity and builds on the wide range of work undertaken by the College with the RSC and local schools and theatres. Olly joins Daisy-May Wade Hall and […]
On the 10th July 2018 students from Launceston College, along with students from St Stephens Primary School, Egloskerry Primary School and South Petherwin Primary School headed to Stratford Upon Avon to perform in the annual Playmaking Festival run by the famous Royal Shakespeare Company. The team of students, built around Launceston College’s RSC Associate School […]
Over 100 students from across the community came together on Friday after months of rehearsal to perform their version of Macbeth in the vibrant and occasionally spooky surroundings of Dingles Heritage Fairground. This collaborative community project involved students from Launceston College, Bideford College, Egloskerry, St. Catherines, St. Stephens and South Petherwin, each of whom took […]
On Thursday 28th June over 100 students gathered together at Launceston College to rehearse their collaborative performance of Macbeth, that is to be performed at Dingles Heritage Fairground on Friday 29th June. The dedication, passion and engagement of the students during rehearsal were absolutely commendable and the feeling for Friday’s performance is one of excitement, […]
On Thursday 28th June ten students from Launceston College were recognised for their commitment to The Royal Shakespeare Company and their passion for all things Shakespeare. Tamsyn Lang, Chloe Levis, Isaac Kerwin, John Hopper, Charlie Vickery, Myah Smith, Alfie Branch, Millie Hollidge, Daisy Mae Wade Hall and Harry Japes were all presented with certificates signed […]
Launceston College partners with Royal Shakespeare Company, Bideford College, local primary schools and Dingles Heritage Fairground to give new life and meaning to Shakespeare’s classic tragedy, Macbeth. Over 100 students from Launceston College, Bideford College and local primary schools in our Royal Shakespeare Company cluster will be performing a one hour production of Shakespeare’s classic […]
Issy Paul, now at Oxford University, last year at Launceston College sixth form, features in a tweet from the RSC. Issy is amongst a select few from across the whole country who are part of the RSC’s NextGen actor programme. Issy has performed in the College’s RSC productions, as well as a range of College […]
Mr Maywood was invited by the Royal Shakespeare Company to join them at Prince Charles’ 70th Birthday patronage celebrations. The invite was in recognition of the work Launceston College does with the RSC to allow students the chance to be involved in Shakespeare’s plays, both in College, at Dingles Fairground Heritage, at Truro Hall for […]
We are very excited that the Royal Shakespeare Company will be performing at Launceston College again on Friday 9th February. They will be performing Julius Caesar as part of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Rome Season, a play which explores betrayal, the responsibility of national leaders, and the lengths people will go to in order to […]
19 Jul 2019
In March 2019, Miss Bateman’s Year 10 separate science class sat the Royal Society of Biology Challenge paper, which Read more →
18 Jul 2019
On Friday 5 July, the whole of Year 9 were working on a project called Kick Start to Key Read more →
18 Jul 2019
On Tuesday 16 July, Café Sci hosted their annual competition for Year 12 students, and this year Launceston College Read more →