Dance Schools in
Staveley

At Kickers we aim to provide the broadest dance training where pupils are taught many dance styles and disciplines. We pride ourselves on our professional standards and high quality teaching in a friendly and creative environment. Each individual is supported to reach their full potential whilst gaining a sense of achievement.

At stepping out dance school (South Yorkshire) we pride ourselves on providing professional dance tuition delivered in a personal way with our ISTD qualified dance instructor Michelle.

Welcome to Vicki Durning School of Dance, an outstanding dance school in Dronfield offering a variety of IDTA (International Dance Teachers’ Association) classes for children,teens and adults. The only school in the area to offer extensive stage experience through shows and competitions. We offer a high quality standard of teaching along with specialist coaching for students wanting to pursue dance and musical theatre as a career.

Ecco was founded in 1992 by Amanda Horne. It began in a church hall in Ecclesfield with dance classes in ballet, tap and freestyle. Ecco moved to the Burton Street Project in 1995 and quickly expanded running dance classes every day. In the 16 years at Burton Street Ecco trained many Freestyle & Rock n Roll champions, had children perform in productions at the Lyceum and Crucible. Many pupils have gone on to have a career in the dance industry.

Welcome to Devas School of Dance, Drama and Fitness; an established school with an excellent reputation. We provide a range of quality dance, drama and fitness classes for boys and girls from age three, as well as adult fitness classes.

Harlequin School Of Dance & Performing Arts Est.1999 is located in Alfreton Town Centre, High Street (Above Boots). Easily accessed from local towns and villages such as Swanwick, Ripley, Riddings, Somercotes, South Normanton, Higham, Heage, Heanor and Ilkeston, to mention but a few.

Razzamataz Theatre Schools was established in 2000 and offers exceptional training in dance, drama and singing together with exciting opportunities to perform. After an appearance on BBC’s Dragons’ Den and an investment from Duncan Bannatyne, the schools were further propelled into the limelight with more high profile partnerships gained.