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The School - The Teachers - Teaching Opportunities - Past Pupils Bramhall School of Dancing first opened its doors at Bramhall Village Club in September 1983, with a class of 4 babies. One of them – Karen VanRoss – you can read about later. Originally specialising in classical ballet, the school now offers ballet, tap, national folk dance, modern, jazz and Spanish dance, and has established itself as a centre of excellence in all subjects. The school also offers Pre-School
classes for children from 3: it
is possible to enter the school at the age of 3 and stay, happily and
successfully dancing, until leaving school at 18. (As many pupils
do!). All aspects of dancing and stagework are incorporated into the classes, which are aimed at all girls and boys, whether for a career – in either teaching or performing – or as a hobby. Vocational training for serious students takes place throughout the week. Classes are primarily
held at the Bramhall Village Club; Click here for a map Bramhall Village Club at the 1st Bramhall
Scout Hall; Click here for a map Scout Hut at the United Reformed
Church; Click here for a map United Reformed Church
Mrs Helen Gray She is an Examiner of the Royal Academy of Dance and travels extensively, examining in Britain and worldwide. For several years she was a member of the National Dance Committee of the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (I.S.T.D.) and, in 1999, was awarded the Haxell Cup – an international award – for her services to national dance. She is also a member of the Spanish Dance Society and travels to Spain to further her study as often as she can. Assistant teachers: Miss Jennifer Dorward New teachers for 2010/2011: Miss Sophie Midgelow
Saturday jobs are available for any girls who think they may like to have a career in dance. They are carefully selected and form a strong part of our teaching team. Our present helpers are:
Kirsten Marmion - Saturday morning and Primary national Applications invited from anyone interested (12+)
Pupils are welcomed back into the school at any time, and many keep in touch long after they have left. Here are just some of them; |
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