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Awarded contract
Published 05 Oct 2020

ESFA Dance and Drama Awards

Department for Education · London

Key facts

Contract value
£11,258,267
Awarded
16 Jul 2020
Contract starts
31 Jul 2020
Contract ends
31 Jul 2021
Procedure
Restricted procedure (above threshold)
Buyer type
Central government

Awarded to 17 suppliers

SupplierValue
ALRA£816,920
DOREEN BIRD COLLEGE OF PERFORMING ARTS LTD.£1,181,884
ARTS EDUCATIONAL SCHOOLS(THE)£1,151,460
ELMHURST BALLET SCHOOL£413,422
ENGLISH NATIONAL BALLET SCHOOL LIMITED£511,954
HAMMOND SCHOOL LIMITED (THE)£737,090
ITALIA CONTI ARTS CENTRE LIMITED£69,089
KS DANCE LTD£89,011
LAINE THEATRE ARTS LIMITED£1,134,358
LIVERPOOL THEATRE SCHOOL & COLLEGE LIMITED£433,810
MOUNTVIEW ACADEMY OF THEATRE ARTS LIMITED£1,742,238
NORTHERN BALLET SCHOOL£609,291
THE OXFORD SCHOOL OF DRAMA LIMITED£519,232
SLP COLLEGE LEEDS£765,340
STELLA MANN COLLEGE OF PERFORMING ARTS LIMITED£373,258
TRING PARK SCHOOL FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS£111,726
PERFORMERS COLLEGE LIMITED£598,184

Description

The Dance and Drama Awards (DaDA) scheme offers an income assessed contribution to tuition fees and living costs for eligible students at private dance and drama institutions in England.

Institutions that are part of the scheme are allocated funding (via a contract) by Education and Skills Funding Agency (ESFA).

Institutions assess which students are eligible to receive support and how much funding they are entitled to, based on their household income.

To be eligible to be part of DaDA, institutions must meet ESFA requirements including Trinity College London validation, Ofsted grading of 1 or 2 and financial health.

This procurement process establishes suppliers that meet ESFA's requirements for DaDA from 2020/21.

Successful institutions are placed on an Approved Suppliers List from which ESFA determines which will be awarded a contract. Neither submission of an expression of interest or a completed application, nor the gaining of Approved Supplier status, guarantees that ESFA will award a contract.

The DaDA scheme offers support with tuition fees and living costs for eligible students at high quality private dance and drama institutions in England. DaDA funding provides a contribution to the costs of participating for talented individuals who want to become professional dancers and actors. Around 1,200 students are in receipt of DaDA support each academic year.

Institutions that are part of DaDA are allocated funding by ESFA via a contract. Institutions are responsible for managing the funding. They assess which students, based on performance at audition, have the most talent and potential to succeed in the profession. They then determine the amount of DaDA funding each individual is entitled to, based on their household income, using nationally set income thresholds and guidelines.

DaDA funding is only available to students enrolled on study programmes that lead to the Trinity College London (TCL) Level 5 and 6 Diplomas. These vocational programmes last between one and three years and cover professional acting, dance, musical theatre and classical ballet. Students must be aged 16 to 23 to apply for dance programmes and 18 to 23 to apply for acting programmes. Institutions must be fully validated by the awarding body and must have successfully delivered the provision to at least one cohort of students.

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