St Pauls Way students had the remarkable opportunity to perform outside the Royal London Hospital, sharing their music with patients, staff and members of the public.

For many of the young performers, this was a new and unfamiliar audience, made up of people they had never met and whose experiences and backgrounds were completely unique.

Understandably, stepping into such a setting can feel daunting at first, but opportunities like this help students grow in confidence, develop resilience and strengthen their identity as musicians.

This performance is apart of the UST Creative Artsphere programme. Creative Artsphere is not a single event but a celebration of creativity across all of our schools. It brings together the artistic learning, enrichment and expressive work already taking place, creating a shared identity that highlights the importance of creativity in education.

Throughout the summer term, students across the Trust will take part in workshops, performances, exhibitions and creative experiences that showcase the role creativity plays in learning, wellbeing and personal development.

By giving students the chance to perform in real community spaces and connect with diverse audiences, we are widening their horizons and helping them discover the power of creative expression. Experiences like these sit at the heart of our mission to provide transformational education for all.

Creative Artsphere