Currently, parents pay fees of £3,000 per child annually. This fee allows us to pay our tutors well and to cover our costs.

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However, we are also mindful of families with multiple children and adjust our fees accordingly.

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The fees for the third child of a family are 50% off and the fourth child would be able to attend RCA totally for free. We hope that this helps larger families to be able to access our form of hybrid education whilst at the same time being able to properly pay our excellent tutors.

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If this fee is outside of your budget, we have also established a bursary fund to support families who cannot afford these fees. To apply for this grant, you can simply bring this up with us in your application process.

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All donations that we receive go towards our bursary fund, directly helping more families to be a part of RCA.

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