Timetable
Saturdays only at Kiveton Park and Wales Village Hall
Our classes are 55 minutes long and work out at £6 per class, plus administration fees. We work on a monthly invoicing system. We can also discuss payment plans!​
We group children by ability, age, and experience, to ensure they thrive in the class best for them.​
Please read below for the class descriptions, and please get in touch if you are still unsure what class your child is in.
Droplets (EYFS)
9:00am
This class is for three to five year olds who are taking their first steps towards dancing! The class is full of fun creative movement, to well known songs and nursery rhymes, and starts looking at the basics of good dance technique in a fun way.
Puddles (KS1)
9:00am (Studio)
This is our fun filled and energetic class aimed at around KS1. We start to introduce basic dance technique, such as feet positions, posture and style-specific dance moves.
Springs (KS1/2)
10:00am
A Spring up from Puddles, this is a class moving into junior technique - still focused on fun, exercise and good dance technique, but beginning to look at separate styles of dance and working on more complicated things such as formations, corner work and sequences.
Streams (KS1/2)
10:00 (Main Hall)
This is where our children begin to really advance in their dancing! We start working on contemporary technique, jazz technique and more difficult group work.
Rivers (KS2/3)
11:00 AM
This is our class for children really beginning to advance in their technique. Still an emphasis on fun friendships and fitness, the technique starts to focus in on contemporary, jazz, and street specific moves. We work towards strength (strong body = strong dancer!) through conditioning and improved coordination through partner work and group work.
Waterfalls KS3-5
12:00 PM
This is our class for our more advanced dancers. The focus, of course is on fun, fitness and friendships, but we start to hone in on proper control, heightened coordination and an excellent awareness of technique. We like to look at lots of styles of dance in this class, and often treat this as an extension to a GCSE style dance course.