One monthly fee
Each membership has a single monthly fee, billed over 11 months with no charge in August. That fee covers the reserved lesson or class slot, in line with our term dates, and whatever that membership lists as included.
Memberships
A reserved slot, and a pathway
There are two kinds of membership at Bromley Conservatoire: music, taught one-to-one, and performing arts, taught in small groups. Both are billed monthly. Both include a reserved lesson or class slot in line with our term dates, plus progression and performance. Choose the one that matches how the student wants to study.
Music
Music memberships
One-to-one tuition. Choose by the student's age and how far they want to go. Each membership is a monthly fee for a reserved lesson slot, billed over 11 months with no charge in August, plus the concerts and conservatoire life listed on that membership.
Performing arts
Performing arts memberships
Small-group classes. Choose by the student's age and what they want to study. Each programme is a monthly membership for a reserved class slot, billed over 11 months with no charge in August, with showcases and the year's work listed on that membership.
How monthly fees work
The same billing for both
Music and performing arts memberships are billed in the same way. The difference is the teaching: a one-to-one lesson, or a small-group class.
Some things billed separately
Examination entry, accompanist fees, concert tickets and exam administration are billed separately, unless a membership includes them.
Termly teaching, yearly progress
Reserved lesson and class slots run for 11 months of the year - there is no charge in August. Concerts, showcases and assessments sit across the year, not as extras arranged at the last minute.
No charge in August. Fees are split over 11 months.
Looking for the full fee list? See fees.
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