Current signatories: 2004

2006 is a landmark year for the Roundhouse. After almost ten years of fundraising, the doors of this legendary venue finally reopened to the public on 1 June following a £30 million redevelopment.

Throughout the period of fundraising and redevelopment, the Roundhouse Creative Projects programme grew and thrived and went on to receive plaudits and the requisite funding in order to deliver first class arts projects for young people. Over the last six years the Roundhouse, in partnership with schools, arts, community and business organisations has worked with over 12,000 young people many of whom have had little or no previous access to the arts.

Young people showcasing work developed during a week long percussion project led by vibraphonist, Orphy Robinson, and jazz drummer, Rod Youngs
Young people showcasing work developed during a week long percussion project led by vibraphonist, Orphy Robinson, and jazz drummer, Rod Youngs



All together now

All together now

Where in a high school would you find children from year 7 to year 13, boys and girls, sharing an activity, connecting and interacting, smiling, laughing and learning together?

What has changed in KS3?

What has changed in KS3?

Creativity is at the core of the new KS3 music curriculum, along with more autonomy and flexibility for schools in the way they teach.