Trinity Laban Conservatoire Students β Your Complete Move-In Guide
Everything You Need to Prepare for Student Life at Trinity Laban Conservatoire

Starting atΒ Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance means joining one of Europe's leading conservatoires for music, musical theatre and contemporary dance. Whether you're moving into student halls for your first year or renting privately in London, preparing before move-in day will help you settle in quickly and focus on your creative development.
Based across the historic Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich and the award-winning Laban Building in Deptford, Trinity Laban offers an inspiring environment where performance, rehearsals and collaboration are part of everyday life. Your accommodation quickly becomes somewhere to practise, study, recover after performances and prepare for your next rehearsal.
This guide covers everything you need to know before moving to Trinity Laban Conservatoire, including accommodation advice, packing tips and the everyday essentials that will help you feel at home.
Trinity Laban Conservatoire at a Glance
π Locations: Greenwich and Deptford, London
π Student Population: Around 1,300 students
π Popular Accommodation: Ironworks House, a purpose-built student residence near the conservatoire, alongside private rented accommodation in Greenwich, New Cross, Deptford and Lewisham. Trinity Laban supports students in both halls and private housing.
π Nearby Shopping: Greenwich town centre, Deptford High Street, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Lidl, Waitrose and Greenwich Market
π Transport: Excellent DLR, National Rail and bus connections link Greenwich, Deptford, New Cross and central London.
Student Accommodation at Trinity Laban Conservatoire
Trinity Laban works with Ironworks House, a modern purpose-built student residence in New Cross, rather than operating traditional university-owned halls. Ironworks House offers fully furnished en-suite rooms, studios, shared kitchens, study spaces, a gym, social areas and all-inclusive utility bills. Most shared kitchens are reserved for Trinity Laban students, although the building also houses students from other universities.
Students who prefer private accommodation can access support from Trinity Laban's Student Services team, which offers guidance on renting in areas including Greenwich, Deptford, New Cross, Lewisham and surrounding neighbourhoods.
Most accommodation includes a bed, desk, chair and wardrobe, but you'll usually need to bring your own bedding, towels, kitchen equipment and personal belongings.
Before buying everything, check your accommodation inventory so you know exactly what's already provided.
What Should You Pack?
Preparing before move-in day makes settling into conservatoire life much easier.
Bedroom Essentials
Make your room comfortable with:
- Duvet and pillows
- Bedding sets
- Mattress protector
- Clothes hangers
- Laundry basket
- Storage boxes
- Soft lighting
Kitchen Essentials
If you'll be sharing a kitchen, don't forget:
- Plates and bowls
- Cutlery
- Pots and pans
- Cooking utensils
- Food storage containers
- Tea towels
- Washing-up supplies
Bathroom Essentials
Pack your everyday necessities, including:
- Towels
- Toiletries
- Shower caddy
- Cleaning products
Study & Performance Essentials
Life at Trinity Laban revolves around rehearsals, performances, practice sessions and creative collaboration. An organised room helps you balance coursework with the demanding schedule of a conservatoire.
Useful items include:
- Desk organiser
- Adjustable desk lamp
- Extension lead
- Laptop and audio accessories
- Cable organisers
- Storage for sheet music, scores, scripts and dance equipment
- Notebooks for rehearsal notes and creative ideas
- Under-bed storage for costumes, dancewear or instrument accessories
Study in One of London's Creative Centres
Few conservatoires offer a setting as distinctive as Trinity Laban. Music students rehearse within the spectacular surroundings of the Old Royal Naval College, while dance students train inside the internationally acclaimed Laban Building, one of London's most recognisable contemporary performance spaces.
Outside your studies, Greenwich offers riverside walks, independent cafΓ©s, markets and museums, while central London's theatres, concert halls and arts venues are only a short journey away.
After a day of rehearsals, performances or studio classes, it's always good to return to a room that's organised, comfortable and ready for tomorrow.
Popular with Trinity Laban students include:
- Comfortable bedding and mattress accessories
- Soft lighting for a cosy atmosphere
- Space-saving storage solutions
- Desk organisers for studying
- Kitchen essentials for shared accommodation
- Practical everyday accessories that make student life easier
All Loomz products are selected with student accommodation in mind, making them ideal for furnished student rooms where permanent alterations aren't permitted.
Why Students Choose Loomz
Students across the UK choose Loomz because we understand what makes student accommodation feel like home.
β Designed specifically for student accommodation
β Affordable essentials for every student budget
β Perfect for halls, studios and shared flats
β Free UK delivery
β Practical products that make everyday student life easier
Helpful Student Guides
Planning your move? Explore our other useful resources:
- UK University Packing Checklist
- Student Accommodation Guides
- University Move-In Checklist
- Bedroom Essentials Guide
- Kitchen Essentials Guide
- Bathroom Essentials Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Trinity Laban Conservatoire have student accommodation?
Yes. Trinity Laban works with Ironworks House, a purpose-built student residence in New Cross, and also provides advice and support for students looking to rent privately across London.
Where do Trinity Laban students live?
Many students live at Ironworks House, while others rent shared accommodation in Greenwich, Deptford, New Cross and Lewisham.
Can I personalise my student room?
Yes. Most students personalise their rooms with bedding, lighting, storage and decorative accessories. Always follow your accommodation provider's guidance and avoid making permanent alterations to walls or furniture.
What should I buy before moving to Trinity Laban Conservatoire?
Most students need bedding, towels, kitchen equipment, study accessories and practical storage before arriving. Music and dance students also benefit from organised storage for instruments, scores, costumes, rehearsal materials and creative equipment.
Ready for Trinity Laban Conservatoire?
Moving to Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance means studying at one of the UK's leading performing arts institutions while living in one of London's most creative neighbourhoods. By preparing your accommodation before you arrive, you'll be ready to settle in quickly, stay organised and make the most of every rehearsal, performance and creative opportunity.
Browse Loomz's collection of student essentials to find everything you need for your bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and study space before beginning your journey at Trinity Laban Conservatoire.