As part of the 2019 Festival, Lauren staged a one-woman adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing.
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Confidence through creativity – SSF’s Gala Dinner and Auction
Shakespeare Schools Foundation’s first ever Gala Dinner and Auction highlighted the crucial role...
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Knowsley embraces our Season of Infinite Variety
How schools in the North West are making Shakespeare their own... A Midsummer Night’s Dream perf...
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Our Partnership With Charity Car!
We're delighted to be working in partnership with Charity Car. If you scrap your car through Char...
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Schools from Birmingham join the Festival
"Sometimes I feel like I am carrying bags of rock on my shoulder. Doing drama takes the rocks ...
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Meet our alumni… Splaat Media founder Greg McClarnon
Calling all alumni... Like Greg, did you take part in the Shakespeare Schools Festival? We'r...
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Stage Combat at our Play On workshop
At Shakespeare Schools Foundation, we're always seeking new ways to help our Teacher-Directors b...
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SSF performers meet HRH The Duchess of Cambridge
A group of five students, aged nine and ten, from Beecroft Garden Primary School, Lewisham, me...
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SSF climbs back on board the Money Bus
We were invited to deliver financial literacy workshops on behalf of the Bank of Montreal “I k...
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Championing different voices – our Impact Report 2018 launches
SSF's Chief Executive Ruth Brock “Whichever voting lobby you walk down, whichever House you are i...
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SSF Wins Big Give Award
Shakespeare Schools Foundation is delighted to have won the first place prize in last month's Big...
