AND FAIR ACCESS. 5. Trinity Laban’s vision, mission and core values set out its fundamental commitment to engage the widest possible range and number of people in our art forms of Music and Dance, with objectives in our Strategic Plan 2014-2019 including: To offer exceptional learning opportunities and pathways in dance and music that enable participants, from early years to professional practice, to realise their individual potential and aspirations To provide cutting edge cultural and community engagement programmes and projects which facilitate sustained participation and progression in music and dance, promoting transformational social, educational and economic outcomes.
AND FAIR ACCESS. 5. Building on the founding traditions of our legacy institutions, an ethos of inclusion and public value defines Trinity Laban and underpins our commitment to WP and fair access. We recognise the great benefit of a diverse student community to the educational experience of all our students, and the wider importance to the advancement of our art forms of identifying and developing the most gifted creators and performers, whatever their background or circumstances. We aim to be a national leader in achieving broader access to conservatoire education.
AND FAIR ACCESS. 5. Trinity Laban’s vision, mission and core values set out its fundamental commitment to engage the widest possible range and number of people in our art forms of Music and Dance. We view such engagement as an intrinsic good which benefits both the individual and society by promoting personal fulfilment and well-being, social cohesion and understanding, creative thinking, and cultural vibrancy. We seek to promote to our students an ethos that values the active contribution of the artist in their community and encourages them to question received artistic and social orthodoxies.
