Bedales School - Musicality and Artistic Traits

Musicality and Artistic Traits

Bedales School has always had a wide and varied curriculum. An area of particular notability, however, is its musical and artistic focus which has been the bedrock for the careers of many successful instrumentalists, artists, designers, photographers, actors and singers. They include Ben Adams (singer and songwriter), Lily Allen (singer), Teddy Thompson (singer/songwriter and musician), Grace Barnsley (pottery decorator), Jamie Campbell Bower (actor), Daniel Day-Lewis (actor), Minnie Driver (actress) Allan Gwynne-Jones (painter), Iris Lemare (conductor) Harriet Logan (photographer), Gervase de Peyer (clarinetist, pianist and conductor), Luke Pritchard (singer), Natalia Tena (actress), Juno Temple (actress) and Sir Peter Wright (ballet dancer and director).

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