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Lizzie Swinford |
| Lizzie leads dance and storytelling workshops. She works in a contemporary dance style, allowing children to explore themes and ideas through creative movement. |
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Katherine Nietrzebka |
| Katherine Nietrzebka runs contemporary and creative dance workshops. She also runs workshops introducing students to the dance styles of particular cultures including China, Greece, and Eastern Europe. |
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Denise Rowe |
| Denise Rowe runs PanAfrican dance workshops in Senegaleese, Ghanaian, Zimbabwean and South African styles. She includes songs and rhythms and works with a drummer. |
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Matthew Macklin |
| Matthew Macklin leads break dance and street dance workshops. He has experience working with students in pupil referral units and young people with special needs. |
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Florence Briot |
| Florence offers workshops based on the Indian classical dance form of Bharata Natyam. Florence's work celebrates and tells the stories of Hindu Gods and Goddesses. |
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Becky Jeffrey |
| Becky Jeffrey helps children experience African culture through traditional and contemporary African dance. She can also include costumes, storytelling and food! |
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Lucy Tullett |
| Lucy provides creative dance classes with a highly physical contemporary movement style. Strudents can create their own movement and explore themes from the wider curriculum. |
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Mandi Wall |
| Mandi specialised in all aspects of street dance & freestyle. Workshops involve 'Diversity' style routines, robotic movement, hip hop, break dance, and formation work. |
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Sue-Claire Morris |
| Sue-Claire Morris is a dance artist who helps young people devise dance pieces, often using the environment as a theme. |
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Magdalen Gorringe |
| Magdalen Gorringe is a Bharata Natyam (a South Indian classical dance form) dancer, and uses dance to facilitate creative expression, and educate about ideas and themes. |
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