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Dancing schools kwinana/rockingham area

EssentialBludger View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 10:55 AM Post #1
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Does anyone have any recs for good dancing schools in the kwinana/rockingham area? I'm on the hunt for a new one. Thanks!

Atomac View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 12:34 PM Post #2
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You could try the Beverly Margaret School of Dance.

EssentialBludger View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 12:50 PM Post #3
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Thanks, that's the one I've been looking at. Do you have a child there?

Atomac View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 01:25 PM Post #4
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No I don't but my daughter has competed against them in a couple of competitions. Our dance school owner is very friendly with them and I can only say good things about them.

EssentialBludger View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 01:51 PM Post #5
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Thanks very much. Where does your DD go? (feel free to PM).

SeaPrincess View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 01:54 PM Post #6
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Atomac I'd be interested to know where your DD goes too. Our dancing school has just decided to stop taking children under school age, so DD can't go back there, even though she's already done 2 terms of lessons.

Lyn86 View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 01:55 PM Post #7
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Beverly Margaret all the way! Fantastic school and teaches (x-student, still good friends.) They have a Facebook page too

EssentialBludger View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 03:34 PM Post #8
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QUOTE (SeaPrincess @ 04/01/2013, 01:54 PM) Atomac I'd be interested to know where your DD goes too. Our dancing school has just decided to stop taking children under school age, so DD can't go back there, even though she's already done 2 terms of lessons. Wow! I'd be p*ssed! Where's that? DDs current school and every other I've looked at take kids from about 3yo!

Atomac View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 05:45 PM Post #9
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My DD goes to Generation Dance for jazz, tap, acro, hip hop and musical theatre and to Terri Charlesworth Ballet Centre for ballet.

SeaPrincess View Member Profile	04/01/2013, 07:38 PM Post #10
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QUOTE (EssentialBludger @ 04/01/2013, 01:34 PM) Wow! I'd be p*ssed! Where's that? DDs current school and every other I've looked at take kids from about 3yo! I can see their position - DD's class was under-enrolled and most weeks had more children doing trials than actually attending regularly, so it appeared that in the time slot we were using, DD was the only one who attended every week for the 6 months. Age-wise, DD only missed out on being at kindy this year by 2 weeks! I spoke to them today to ask about a recommendation of an alternative dancing school and after discussing it with her teacher, they called me back to say they will keep DD.

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