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School of Rock

School of Rock & Pop

 

Fortismere's School of Rock & Pop offers both a morning and an afternoon session. It runs for ten Saturdays each term-time from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm and from 1.00 - 4.00 pm and is open to students in Year 7 and above from Fortismere and other schools.

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Students at all stages of learning an instrument are welcome to apply although complete beginners would benefit from having individual lessons as well. Students have the opportunity to write their own songs as well as perform covers.

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Suitable instruments include guitar, bass, keyboard and drums, and vocalists.

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Students have a mix of guidance and sessions from the School of Rock tutor, plus time for the bands to practise on their own. Each term ends with a gig for friends and family and in the summer, the bands all perform at Fortismere's Music Festival.

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To apply for School of Rock, please complete the application form here.

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School of Rock tutor, Elijah Aduu, on stage.

Spring Term 2026  starts Saturday 10th January, 9.30 am - 12.30 pm & 1 pm - 4 pm.
School of Rock Tutor - Elijah Aduu​
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Elijah Aduu is a guitarist and graduate of the Institute of Contemporary Music Performance with over a decade of experience in the music industry.

 

Born and raised in North London, he has built a strong reputation both as a performer and an educator. Elijah has worked extensively with young people through organisations such as the Hackney Empire and Access Creative College, where he has supported aspiring musicians in developing their creative skills.

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Throughout his career, Elijah has collaborated with a wide range of influential artists and producers, including Potter Payper, Naughty Boy, Mlonthebeat, Wes Nelson, and many others. In addition to performing, Elijah has expanded his role within the music industry by taking on the mantle of music director and producer for various artist shows and live events, bringing his creative vision and musical leadership to the stage.

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His work extends beyond the studio and into the live arena, having contributed to theatrical productions as well as major festivals, including Glastonbury and the Isle of Wight.

 

Driven, versatile, and deeply passionate about music, Elijah continues to expand his artistic reach while inspiring the next generation of performers.

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Termly fees

 

Subscriptions for each term are £150.00 for 10 sessions, due at the start of each term - please complete the online form to register your interest and you will be contacted with confirmation of a place. Those in receipt of income support or Free School Meals are eligible for a discount (please note on the application form).

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