Dance Schools in
Worthing

The Worthing School of Dance was established in 2003 by Abigail Rushton, a qualified Ballroom and Latin American dance teacher who is a member of The National Association of Teachers of Dancing (N.A.T.D.) and The Imperial Society of teachers of Dancing. (I.S.T.D.)

Brooks Dance Academy, formerly The Shoreham School of Dance, was founded by Arts Ed graduate and ex-professional dancer Jacqueline Brooks (ISTD CDE) in 1995. In recent years, her eldest daughter Lucy Brooks (Masters in Drama & Theatre) has become heavily involved with the school. The school has grown from strength to strength since moving into our own dance studio in Jan 2016 which is packed full of classes for all ages and abilities.

Dance Industry take on pupils of all ages, ability and gender as we believe that everyone should have equal opportunities — whether its for fun or for a future career. Training in dance and theatre arts provides and improves on skills including confidence, team work, discipline, creativity and fitness.

At ROX, we like to think of ourselves as more than just a straightforward dance and drama school. We encourage our students to take the relevant exams for their particular class and also encourage them to take part in a ROX stage production once every three years.

As one of the leading Brighton dance schools, established since 1990, we provide a fun but disciplined environment where young people can explore the world of dance. We offer an extensive range of dance classes in ballet, modern, street dance and tap, starting from Pre-school beginners through to advanced major grades.

There is always a lot going on at D.F.F. Dance, and everybody can be involved. Students are prepared for examinations in Ballet, Tap, Modern and Acro. Discipline is high on the list of priorities. However the most important thing is to foster and develop the love of dance and to enjoy dancing .