Street Dance Classes- East Dulwich

By Nikkigreen
February 2, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 2, 2017

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Posted February 2, 2017

New exciting street dance classes young people ages 5-16!

Conscious Academy Dance are looking for young movers who are wanting to join our dance academy.

By holding these classes we provide the highest quality of movement whilst having fun! For young people who are passionate about dance or interested in street dance.

We are currently looking for all abilities to join for our intensive training period before exciting performance's in the summer.

Where: Dulwich Health Club (Dulwich Hamlet Football Club) SE22 8BD

When: Every Saturday

Time 3pm-4pm ( which will extend to 5pm as the class expands)

Fee: ?5 (sibling ?4)

Please book your child's space NOW!

Contact Nicole 07950807866 or email [email protected]

(All staff are DBS checked)

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