Eighty-one pupils from 37 schools joined together to perform in our National Schools' Festival this week.

Young people from Barking and Dagenham, Bradford and Bingley, Wyre, Kent, Cornwall and Newcastle Upon Tyne took to the Swan Theatre stage to perform Julius Caesar. We have been working together in partnership with the schools as part of our Learning and Performance Network which is now in its last year.

This week's showcase was a celebration and culmination of months of work. Thanks to everyone that took part!

YOUR TWITTER COMMENTS

• "Thanks to RSC Education for a spellbinding end to 10 years of the LPN project by young people"
  @RobArtsConnect
• "CONGRATS to all the teaching staff who made it happen and pupils who worked so hard and gave a stunning performance [...] Overwhelmed by the commitment, efforts, talent so richly evident at today's Julius Caesar"
  @Llifo

FIND OUT MORE

• About our LPN and how we have been working with schools since 2006
• As LPN draws to a close, schools can still work with us as part of our Associate Schools Programme
• The National Schools' Festival forms part of our Playmaking Festival celebrations