Think Creative

Roynon strive to make every learning experience meaningful and contribute towards the learning journey of a student. We have a dedicated, qualified and experienced teaching team and are also extremely proud to have built a bank of industry contacts who regularly come to our school. Our students are also given unique performance opportunities at local events, private functions and even a-list celebrity events. Meanwhile, our work in schools is ever-growing and includes a range of primary, secondary and private. Roynon Performing Arts also has a strong history of exam progression via the ISTD syllabus and a renowned reputation at dance festivals. No matter the age or ability, we’d love to hear from you!

We are a small, vibrant theatre company bringing fresh, engaging Theatre and Workshops to life across Hampshire, Surrey & London. We deliver immersive Drama-based curriculum led workshops in schools, always focusing on making learning engaging, enriching and fun. We currently offer workshops on: The Tudors, WW2 and Childhood Through the Ages – they have been described by teachers as “Impactful and thoughtfully planned” Alongside our workshops we write, produce and direct Theatre shows; our latest “Kill For The Part” being described by the critics as “Funny from beginning to end”. Keep an eye out for our latest shows in development.

Flip Computing is an inclusion-first technology education company for all ages with a focus on creative technology. We create and review technical curriculums for primary school through to industry professionals. We have worked with Unity and the Unreal Editor for Fortnite. We provide consultancy on making technology education resources and tools inclusive and accessible. We’re the creators of Flock XR a browser-based 3D coding and creativity tool for young people aged 9-14+. Flock XR (eXtended Reality) allows young people to expressive themselves creatively and develop forward-facing skills for careers in creative and tech industries. Flock XR is free to use and has received funding from NLnet Foundation and the UK Game Fund.