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GDND Academy

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GDND Academy have successfully been hosting parties for the last 15 years!


If you have a forthcoming party to plan and your child likes to dance, contact GDND for more information...


One of our experienced team of dance teachers come along and entertain your guests, teaching a dance routine, funky 'n fresh dance moves, as well as playing games, bringing along prizes and as a music system with a personalised playlist.


We have Street dance party packages to suit all budgets from ?90.00 - ?220.00


Super hero parties from ?85.00-?165.00

Incl: Power rangers, Bat women, Bat man, Spider Man, Spider women, Iron man and Cat women.


For more information please contact [email protected] or 07904424504


Testimonial Aug 2018:

Thanks Miss Danni for a fab party. Lucas and his friends thoroughly enjoyed it. Despite a few of the children being a little apprehensive about dancing before they arrived they all got stuck in and had a great time. You made the kids feel relaxed and at ease with your encouraging style and they all had loads of fun. The brilliant mix of games and dancing was excellent and kept the kids engaged. Even the really young siblings got involved and loved it. Can't recommend you enough, Thank you!

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