History

Established in 1924. (Example)

• 1950: Awarded His Majesty’s 1

• 1975: 2 Ambleside School of Dance to become the largest 3 school in the country

• 1993: Founder, Rosemary Elizabeth English, 4

• Her 5 was for the school to become a charitable trust.

• 1998: The Rosemary Theatre School officially became a not-for-profit organisation.

RTS

Rosemary Theatre School

Excellence in performance arts for nearly a century

APPLICATION FORM

Name

Maeve Brennan

Age

15

Experience

6 with local drama club

7 classes attended since the age of 3

8 school productions of Macbeth, Hamlet,

The Merchant of Venice, etc.

Achievements

9 piano with the Royal Academy of Music

National Certificate in 10 from Trinity College

- Builders relied on hand-held tools.

- Limestone for build was found in 36

- Granite used in King’s Chamber sourced from a town 37

- Millions of tonnes of limestone, hundreds of thousands of tonnes of mortar and thousands of tonnes of granite used.

- Giant slabs of rock were cut by driving 38 into them, which then absorbed water, expanded and forced the rock to crack.

- Main structure originally cased with white stones.

- In 14^th century, 39 compromised the stability of the stones, which were then removed and used to build new structures in Cairo.

- Not known precisely how the pyramids were constructed.

- Recent findings suggest assumption that 40 was used may be incorrect; instead, gangs of highly skilled workers may have carried out the build.