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When is best to hold pre-school dance classes on a Monday come September in East Dulwich?!

By PetitePerformers
August 3, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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PetitePerformers

Posted August 3, 2015

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Posted August 3, 2015

Petite Performers is an internationally successful dance and theatre school for children aged 16 months-5 years!

I have recently set up my own franchise here in East Dulwich! I would like your opinion on when during the day would be the best time for this age group to come and join me for some fun and dancing! The more the better!!

We are slightly different from the standard child's dance class as we've specifically created our own music and syllabus for this age group! We are a rare school in that we offer a range of classes for children so young: Mini Movers Hip Hop! Baby Ballet, Tiny Tap, Didi Drama & Singing and our Mummy (Daddies & Nannies) class where adults can stay and dance with their little one!

Classes are small and personal, I teach from the heart and absolutely love it! I really want this to be a success in the local area, so please any thoughts, would be much appreciated!

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