Lewisham College and Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance celebrated their partnership at new creative facilities in the heart of the borough.
Representatives from Lewisham Council, Goldsmiths University and local schools and community organisations were invited to the virtual tour, which highlighted the strength and importance of the partnership and the impact it will have on their communities.
The event, which was hosted by young people who are studying the new courses, showcased some of the exciting projects they are embarking on and the production and performing arts disciplines they are learning.
Clarie Middleton, Principal at Rose Bruford College, said: “This collaboration with Lewisham College embodies Rose Bruford College's commitment to removing barriers to Higher Education - our offers of places are aspirational, based on each individual's talent and potential and not just on exam grades.
"We pride ourselves on offering fair access to students from all backgrounds. We are looking forward to working with all students at Lewisham College, to giving them a truly excellent student experience and to creating the change-makers of the future.”
During the event, attendees had the opportunity to join a live tour of the College and the department’s facilities with students Lakeisha Nibi and Azaria Kabengele, who will be studying American Theatre Arts at Rose Bruford in September.
Watch our event recording to join Lakeisha and Azaria on the tour.
Asfa Sohail, Principal at Lewisham College, said: “We are committed to inspiring excellence. We are always looking to offer courses designed to equip our students with the industry knowledge and skills they need to become well-rounded professionals and achieve their goals.
“Working with our community partners is in the DNA of everything we do, and we are immensely proud to be working in conjunction with Rose Bruford College of Theatre and Performance to reconnect with aspiring professionals in Lewisham and to support the new generation of creatives as they progress in their chosen career path within the creative industry.”
To find out more about courses starting this September, visit lewisham.ac.uk/creative-arts
