After almost ten years at Anstee Bridge, Jason Philps is retiring at the end of the Summer term. He is going to spend more time on his music and creative writing. Jason has been much more than a teaching assistant during his time at Anstee, providing...
Congratulations to all the young people who graduated from Anstee Bridge this year. The event on 18th May had a fantastic turn-out to see our young people graduate. Katherine Greening presented the awards. ...
Jamie Raven, the international magician and illusionist, came into Anstee Bridge in May to present a new award, 'The Jamie Raven Award for Creativity', to one of our young people. Our thanks go to Jamie for being such a supportive patron....
Come Along and see our pupils in this FREE concert! To find out more: Email the Philharmonia Orchestra, Tel: 020 7921 3904 or Kingston Music Service 020 8547 5050....
Anstee Bridge Team and Bounce Theatre are putting on a gala production of ‘Fried chicken’, a production about preventing bullying. Details are: Time: 7.00pm Date: Wednesday 8th February 2017 Venue: The Arthur Cotterell Theatre at Kingston College, Kingston KT1 2AQ. We are also producing education packs about the production...
We are so grateful for support we have received from Lisa Corrodus, the former World Champion women's body builder. She has been a mentor for pupils at Anstee Bridge since 2008 and is an avid proponent of health and fitness, using her work to promote the...
On 13th October, a group of Anstee Bridge pupils visited the famous Saatchi Gallery in London - not just to see the artworks on display, but to visit their own installation, 'Sixty Years of Fashion', a year-long collaboration between Anstee and Bounce Theatre. The young people...
Magician and runner-up of the 2015 Britain's Got Talent, Jamie Raven has become a patron of Anstee Bridge. Jamie burst onto an unsuspecting world during the 2015 series of Britain’s Got Talent. His magic amazed audiences and even made Simon Cowell exclaim, “I now finally...
Katherine Greening successfully applied to the Jack Petchey Foundation for a £500 grant to deliver a series of training sessions on interview skills. She said “The workshops made a real difference to the students. Their inter-personal skills were greatly enhanced and they were shown how...
We were very proud to be chosen as joint winners in the first Achieving for Children Team Awards ceremony on Friday 26 February. Anstee Bridge shared the first place slot with Richmond Child Protection Team. Achieving for Children is a community interest company created by the Royal...