Joining & Term Fees - The Stage is Yours!

What to find on this page

• Session information
• How to join
• Parental Form
• ACT OUT/ACT UP application form
• Paying term fees
• Term Subscription Form
• Sponsored places - free participation
• Free participation application form

SESSIONS
All classes take place at York House Centre, London Road, Stony Stratford, MK11 1JQ.
ACT OUT is for 6-10yrs, and runs 4.30-5.30pm
ACT UP is for 11-18yrs, and runs 5.40-6.40pm
Staff will be on site between 4.15-7pm.
Term dates can be found here
Please check our EVENTS page for additional dates such as performance dates

HOW TO JOIN UP

1. Please fill in the ACT OUT/ACT UP Application below - you may also email us via: actnow@redphoenixstory,co.uk
2. Please fill in the ACT NOW Parental Form which we require for all members of ACT OUT & ACT UP. Either bring to first session or digital return to us via: actnow@redphoenixstory,co.uk
3. Please arrange payment for the sessions once you have received a joining confirmation email with your start date, or apply for free participation through our sponsored place (see application below - a confirmation email of application success must be received before first session) . 
   Weekly £4 (cash on the door), half-term £23, full-term £46 online
4. Arrive promptly for the session 
5. Have fun

PARENTAL FORM
Please fill in and return in person or via actnow@redphoenixstory.co.uk
If your details change please ensure you complete a new form.

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PAYING TERM FEES
You can pay term fees either by half or full term payments. The easiest way to pay is online below. You can also pay cash (in an envelope including parent/guardian's name, participant's name and cash amount) or BACS (please email actnow@redphoenixstory.co.uk for these details). 
Please ensure term fees are paid within the first two weeks of each term starting - see here for term times 

FREE PARTICIPATION - SPONSORED PLACES
We offer 5 sponsored places per term for young people who may not otherwise be able to participant in performing arts. These spaces are offered term by term (repeat applications are welcomed) and offered to support creative participation and wellbeing for young people and to help ease the strain of the cost of living crisis.