The Story of
London School Of Arts

London School of Arts: A Journey of Passion, Growth, and Excellence in Performing Arts Education

In 2007, two talented musicians, Mr. Ali Adatas, a skilled guitarist, and Mr. Bulent Akbudak, an opera singer, met in London. Sharing a deep passion for music and music education, they embarked on a journey to create something extraordinary. What started as a two-person teaching endeavor soon blossomed into the renowned London School of Arts (LSA).

Humble Beginnings and Rapid Growth

With a vision to teach and inspire, Mr. Adatas and Mr. Akbudak began by renting a church hall, where they personally taught one-on-one music lessons. The student numbers quickly grew, leading them to expand their team. In response to the increasing demand, they opened their first branch at Bush Hill Park's Ayley Croft Community Centre, adding five more teachers to their roster. What started with just 50 students grew to an impressive 300 within three years.

This rapid expansion led to the opening of the second and largest LSA branch in Enfield Town, which solidified LSA’s presence as a key player in North London’s performing arts scene.

A New Chapter in 2014: Building a Home for the Arts

In 2014, driven by a strong belief that everyone should have access to the arts, the founders took a significant step forward. They moved into a larger building in Enfield—a vast, empty hall that needed extensive renovation. With their unwavering dedication, Mr. Adatas and Mr. Akbudak worked tirelessly to transform the space into a vibrant educational hub. By September 2014, the newly renovated London School of Arts opened its doors, offering top-notch music, drama, dance, and art education.

Since then, LSA’s mission has been to provide exceptional arts education, guiding students to achieve their dreams and helping them succeed in their creative careers.

A Beacon of Artistic Excellence in North London

Over the years, the London School of Arts has become known as the finest performing arts academy in North London, offering a comprehensive range of courses under one roof. With over 30 professional, highly qualified tutors, LSA caters to students of all ages and skill levels, consistently producing outstanding results in Grade Examinations.

In 2016, the academy earned ASIC (Accreditation Service for International Colleges) accreditation, following a rigorous inspection that validated the quality of its courses, administration, and teaching standards.

Award-Winning Achievements

In recognition of its excellence, the London School of Arts was honored with the Performing Arts School of the Year Award by the London Prestige Awards in 2019. This accolade highlights LSA’s commitment to offering high-quality education and nurturing the next generation of artists.

At LSA, students are not only trained in the technical aspects of their craft but are also taught the theoretical foundations that shape them into well-rounded performers. Whether in music, drama, dance, or visual arts, LSA strives to inspire, encourage, and equip every student to reach their full potential.