We provide a dedicate team of experts to develop your child’s skills in movement and expression. Each class is especially tailored to suit the age of children attending. 

Under 8’s  /  UNI- TEDS

Children are taught fundamental techniques as they work towards UKA examinations. They explore how their body moves and become more aware of the space around them. They are taught to recognise and responded to clear and concise directions as well as identifying the different types of tempo and rhymes being played. Party dances are also introduced at this stage to make it fun and enjoy leaning.

Bronze - Gold

The United Kingdom Alliance (UKA) syllabus is taught at this age. Each child works towards examination level, were they are entered into the appropriate examination grade.  A choice of either Ballroom or Latin American medals grades are given. Should the teacher feel that the child has reached the required standard in both, then the child as the opportunity to take both medals if they wish.

Gold Star and above

The United Kingdom Alliance syllabus is also taught at this age. Each child works towards examination level, were they will be entered into the appropriate examination grade.  Choices of either Ballroom or Latin American medals are given. Should the teacher feel that the child has reached the required standard in both, then the child as the option to take both medal exams they wishes.

• Medal test are held every six months for both Children and Adults.
• Adults are required to take private lessons if they wish to take medal exams.  

Adult dance classes are based around learning set routines and techniques.              

Classes are for both fun and fitness.

HOW WILL THE CLASS WORK?  Each teacher starts the class with a demonstrated routine that the class will be taught that evening. There is a break in the middle for refreshments when tea and coffee will be available. After the break each class will be asked to demonstrate what they have learnt that evening. There is no pressure on anyone participating. 

Please note, it is not necessary to have a partner or take part in the demonstration.  

Both singles and couples are welcome.