199 Educators providing Dance courses near chatham

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revolutions pole academy

training companion/ personal training budgeted

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dancemode kwb

campbell's college

We are a recommended tuition partner for Chartered Governance Institute UK & Ireland qualifications. We offer a flexible and friendly service to help you qualify. Both personal and global - the only distance in our distance learning is on the map: electronically you are next door! Distance learning is the convenient way to study in the comfort of your own home or office.

seasider skate school

Beginners Jam skating workshop with Jam Club 4-4.45 pm Come and learn the basics of roller dance with Jam Club. During the workshop you’ll learn foundational skills for dancing on roller skates like weight transfer and stepping, as well as a few fun moves to get you grooving at your next roller disco! Duo Roller Skating Workshop with Slayer and Patrick 5-5.45 pm Join Slayer and Patrick and give duo Skating a try! No partner needed, no duo experience needed but suits those who are reasonably confident on skates. We will start with teaching basic partner spins and progress to more advanced moves during the workshop. Everyone is welcome to try both basing and flying positions but you are also welcome to stick with your preferred position if you have one. Expect to have a blast, try things you’ve never tried before, and expand your skating repertoire.

maidstone grammar school for girls

An outstanding selective girls grammar school in Maidstone, Kent

summerfield academy

Summerfield Academy is an exceptional preschool in Spring, Texas serving children six weeks to eleven years of age, celebrating 36 years in the community. Founded in 1985 by Joyce Harlow, the academy is now owned by one of Ms. Harlow’s first students, April Lord Ruzicka. Surrounded by students, Joyce clearly remembers standing in the middle of her newly purchased acre of land, when a smiling, curly, red-haired girl named Summer came running across the field towards her yelling, “Mrs. Harlow, Mrs. Harlow!” “In that moment I knew my preschool had to be named Summerfield Academy.” The Learning Process At Summerfield Academy, it always has and always will be about the children. They learn through active exploration and involvement in a thematic, literature based curriculum. Summerfield teachers facilitate the learning process by creating a wide variety of environments for your child to explore and experience, building year over year. They are committed to providing a developmentally appropriate educational program where children feel safe and loved. Teachers strive to teach the “whole” child, the social, emotional, physical and intellectual. Reasons to LOVE Summerfield Academy 6 weeks – 10 years old 35 Years in the community…one of the most established preschools around Owned by one of Summerfield’s first students Operates like a family Piaget based philosophy of learning Innovative and unique curriculum developmentally appropriate for all ages Low student/teacher ratios Very low turnover rate Weekly Music, Spanish and Gymboree classes included in the tuition (varies depending on age) “Cooking Day Fridays” geared around each classroom and lesson Healthy menu prepared by in-house chef One of the largest outdoor playgrounds, equipped with a greenhouse, garden and orchard On-Campus Summer Field Trips Before and after school care A Variety of Extra-Curricular Activities: sports, dance, tumbling Fun Bus and more! 2021 Best of Preschool

fulston manor school

A young person’s career is the progress they make in learning and work. All young people need a planned programme of activities to help them choose 14-19 pathways that are right for them and to be able to manage their careers and sustain employability throughout their lives. Schools have a statutory duty to provide careers education in Years 7-13 and to ensure students have access to careers information and impartial guidance.