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After-School Street Dance

Street dance is a physical practice of bodily expression that lets children discover and explore movements from different musical genres.

The benefits of the after-school dance activity include a better sense of rhythm, improved coordination and greater freedom of expression through movement.

Our after-school dance sessions are fully interactive and fun. In them children learn different dance steps, group routines and how to improvise, letting themselves be carried by the rhythm of the music. We want the after-school dance activity to be a platform for children to express their emotions and thoughts through movement, and so to encourage them to be themselves.

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“Dance is the only art in which we ourselves are the material.” – Twyla Tharp, dancer and choreographer.

Four strengths of the after-school dance activity:

  • Develops a sense of rhythm.
  • Improves coordination and agility.
  • Encourages free expression through movement.
  • Fosters authenticity and emotional expression.

Benefits of the after-school dance activity:

  • Improves coordination and rhythm by learning to match steps to the music.

  • Builds self-confidence and general physical fitness.

  • Encourages personal expression and imagination in a space to express oneself through the body.

  • Promotes socialising and teamwork by learning and creating group routines.

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Frequently asked questions about the activity

Frequently asked questions

What benefits does the after-school dance activity bring to children?

In our street dance classes pupils learn styles such as hip-hop, break dance and dancehall, adapted to their age and level of experience.

Which dance styles are taught in the after-school street dance activity?

In our street dance classes pupils learn styles such as hip-hop, break dance and dancehall, adapted to their age and level of experience.

From what age can children sign up for the after-school dance activity?

Children can sign up from the age of 3, with programmes designed for different stages of development and levels of learning.

Is previous experience needed to join the activity?

No previous experience is needed; our classes are designed to suit both beginners and pupils who already have some background.

How are the dance classes structured over the school year?

Classes are divided into a warm-up, learning routines and improvisation exercises, progressing gradually through the year.

What clothing and footwear are recommended for the dance classes?

We recommend comfortable clothing such as leggings or joggers and T-shirts, along with flexible trainers that allow free movement.

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