Dance Summer School @ Ivydale Primary School 10th-14th August 2020 for 5-18 year olds

By The South London Dance Academy
July 16, 2020 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted July 16, 2020

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Posted July 16, 2020

The South London Dance Academy will be running a Summer School from 10th-14th August, 9.00am-3.00pm @ Ivydale Primary School, Inverton Building. Pupils will have lessons in Ballet, Jazz, Contemporary, Body Conditioning and Stretching, Choreography and Creative Dance. Younger groups will have arts and crafts sessions as well as outdoor fitness fun.

Pupils will remain in a bubble (grouped according to age and level) of no more than 15 pupils throughout the week:

Primary and Grade 1 Level (5+)

Grade 2 Level (8+)

Grade 3 and 4 Level (11+)

Grade 5-8 Level (13+)

Spaces are limited to 15 per bubble and are only reserved on receipt of payment via the school website

There is a 20% discount for two siblings attending and a 30% discount for three sibling families. Please use the codes outlined on the booking page in the ?redeem coupon? field.

Please contact [email protected] for further information

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