The South London School of Ballet - Tues,Fri and Sat classes@Harris Girls Academy-Preschool to 18

By The South London Dance Academy
October 4, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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The South London Dance Academy

Posted October 4, 2015

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Posted October 4, 2015

The South London School of Ballet offers classical ballet classes from preschool to vocational level in a beautiful purpose built dance studio at Harris Girls? Academy East Dulwich, Homestall Road.

The highest qualified Royal Academy of Dance teachers offer graded and vocational syllabus classes in a safe and fun environment that allows every student, from toddler to adult to explore their potential. Optional internationally recognised QCA (Qualification and Curriculum Authority) examinations, performance experience and audition opportunities are available alongside weekly classes at The South London School of Ballet.

Specialist early years foundation peripatetic teachers offer a great introduction to classical ballet and physical development for preschool and reception age children.

*This term we have a new contemporary class for 10 years + on a Friday evening and new after school classes for 4-7 year olds*

Come and join our friendly, fun and professional ballet school and watch your child explore their potential.

Check out the attached timetable to see if there is a class for you or our website for further information about the school.

*Free introductory lesson for every child*

The South London School of Ballet

07948601568

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