Indian Music Summer School Residential

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Type of event:

Indian Music Summer School Residential

Number of Attendees:

35 students and staff

Preferred date:

24-27th July 2025 or 31 July – 3 Aug and Wed 29 Oct to Sun 2 Nov

Catering requirements:

Fully catered

Other details:

We are seeking availability for a summer school letting for 24-27th July 2025 to hold our We require: Accommodation for ~ 35 residential students (possibly more) and staff, 5 teaching classrooms with carpet floors (ideally), and, a performing theatre or hall for the Sunday showcase concert performances, We require your standard boarding school accommodation with catering for 3 meals/day, We will also consider sharing with another letting, if acceptable. Chakardar is a voluntary, not for profit charitable organisation based in Watford, Herts, and have over 20 years’ experience in running our Indian music summer schools with teaching and performance development training for students and have strong safeguarding policies. For future year too.

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