GDND Academy street dance classes at St Barnabas [Age 3-14]

By GDND Academy
September 24, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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GDND Academy

Posted September 24, 2014

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Posted September 24, 2014

GDND Academy established 11 years old with an experienced team of professional and friendly teachers. We provide great weekly classes with performance opportunity's and IDTA exams.

Each child's progression is important to us and we take pride in having more of a personal way of operating our academy.

Check out our website for a better feel for our company: www.gdnd.co.uk

WEDNESDAYS @ St Barnabas Parish Hall, 23 Dulwich Village, SE21 7BT

3-5s street dance 4.00-4.35pm

6-9s?s Street dance 4.45-5.35pm

10-14s street dance 5.40-6.40pm

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