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GDND Academy Classes for Children aged 3-15 years in Dulwich


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GDND CLASSES IN DULWICH:


Not long now GDND Academy are almost back to studio classes, and we cannot wait to begin!


Our classes in Dulwich begin from the 19th April, find the full information here:


Mondays at Dulwich Leisure centre


Wednesdays at St Barnabas Dulwich Village




Dulwich Leisure Centre


2B Crystal Palace Park Road


East Dulwich, SE22 9HB


Mondays:


4.00-4.30pm 3-5's Beginners Ballet


4.30-5.05 3-5yrsHip hop


5.05-5.45 6-8yrs Hip Hop




St Barnabas Parish hall


23 Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT


Wednesdays:


5.00-6.00pm 10-15yrs Street dance




We are working hard to ensure our classes will operate in COVID secure venues and remain COVID compliant, our class numbers will be limited to stay within the government guidelines at this time.


Please do get in touch today to book your child?s ?12.00 2wk trial, giving your child the opportunity to see if this is the class for them, enrolment take places after the trial should you choose to join GDND Academy.




Register your interest here today, or send us an email if you require any further information at all.


https://gdnd.membermeister.com/register


Email: [email protected] / Call or Text: 07904424504




We look forward to hearing from you.


THE GDND ACADEMY TEAM!

GDND Academy Classes in Dulwich will be resuming on Monday, 19th April. We still have a few places left, get in touch if you would like to book your 2-week trial.


Register your interest here today https://gdnd.membermeister.com/register or send us an email if you require any further information at all.


Email: [email protected] / Call or Text: 07904424504

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