Intensive Courses fees
Spring Intensive fees 2025
Course | Location | Duration | Fees |
UK Spring Intensive | White Lodge | 7 -11 April 2025 | Non-residential: £700 |
Residential (catering included): £1,200 | |||
Upper School | 8-10 April 2025 | £100 per half day (Non-residential only) |
Summer Intensive fees 2025
Course | Location | Duration | Fees |
Ages 16-19 (non-residential) | Upper School, Covent Garden | 2 weeks | £1,400 |
Ages 16-19 (residential-catering) | Upper School, Covent Garden | 2 weeks | £2,400 |
Ages 16-19 (non-residential) | Upper School, Covent Garden | 3 weeks | £2,100 |
Ages 16-19 (residential-catering) | Upper School, Covent Garden | 3 weeks | £3,600 |
Ages 16-19 (non-residential) | Upper School, Covent Garden | 5 weeks | £3,500 |
Ages 16-19 (residential-catering) | Upper School, Covent Garden | 5 weeks | £6,000 |
Ages 10-15 (non-residential) | White Lodge, Richmond | 1 week | £700 |
Ages 10-15 (residential-catering) | White Lodge, Richmond | 1 week | £1,200 |
Ages 13-15 (non-residential) | White Lodge, Richmond | 2 weeks | £1,400 |
Ages 13-15 (residential-catering) | White Lodge, Richmond | 2 weeks | £2,400 |
Payments
- Fees need to be paid in full before the start of the course.
- Once the School offers you a place, our Intensive Course Team will send you a payment link.
- If you’ve applied for financial assistance, we’ll assess your application and will write to you to confirm whether you’re entitled to it, and the percentage contribution you’ll receive towards your fees.
- We’ll then send you instructions on how to make payment with your financial assistance discount code if you have one.
How do means-testing bursaries work?
The School is currently able to offer means-tested support to qualifying households for up to two consecutive weeks of Intensive Courses as long as the household has a gross annual income of under £60,000.
Funding breakdown
- For households with a gross income of £30,000 per annum (pa) or less, an award of 50% of the fees is available.
- Where the income is between £30,001 and £45,000 pa, an award of 30% of the fees is available.
- For households with a gross annual income of between £45,001 and £60,000 pa, an award of 15% of the fees is available.
Full-time student breakdown
- For households with a gross income of £17,000 pa or less, an award of 90% of the fees is available.
- Where the income is between £17,001 and £29,000 pa, an award of 75% of the fees is available.
- Where the income is between £29,001 and £36,000 pa, an award of 50% of the fees is available.
- Where the income is between £36,001 and £48,000 pa, an award of 25% of the fees is available.
- For households with a gross annual income of between £48,001 and £60,000 pa, an award of 10% of the fees is available.
How to apply for financial assessment
If you have indicated on the application form that you would like to apply for financial assistance, a financial support application form will be made available to you. Please note, this form will be available only after the student has been offered a place on the course.
The financial support application form requires supporting tax returns from the preceding tax year, March 2022 payslips and/or equivalent proof of annual earnings. If the tax return from the preceding tax year is not finalised at the date of application, then we will require the estimated annual taxable household income and a copy of the prior year’s tax return.
Application fee
There is an application fee of £40 for each Intensive Course. Application fees cover the administrative work involved in processing applications and the fees charged to The Royal Ballet School from third-party software providers. Application fees are non-refundable.
Withdrawals and Refunds
Spring (White Lodge) and Summer Intensive
Days before the event that notice of cancellation is received | Remedy |
60 days | 90% refund of the fees. A 10% handling fee will be retained by the School |
59-40 days | 50% refund of fees |
39-21 days | 30% refund of fees |
20 days or less | We regret that no refund can be made |
Autumn, Winter and Spring (Upper School) Intensive
Days before the event that notice of cancellation is received | Remedy |
30 or more days | 90% refund of the fees. A 10% handling fee will be retained by the School |
15-29 days | 50% refund of fees |
Fewer than 15 days | We regret that no refund can be made |
Please note, the ‘days before’ period is measured from the date of the first day of the course, not each individual day of teaching. For example, if you are booked on the Friday of a course that starts on a Monday, you must still give 30 days’ notice before the Monday to receive a 90% refund.
Contact details
If you have any queries, please email the Parent Finance Team, the team monitors enquiries daily, including during School holiday periods.