Classes

FARNHAM- Tuesday evenings
Adult Learning Centre, 25 West Street, Farnham, Surrey
Beginners class 6.30-7.45pm - click here for details
Improver/Intermediates class 8.00-9.30pm - click here for details

Classes are finished now for this term. The next term starts 16th September 2008.

It is recommended that you book in advance, as these classes are very popular and numbers are strictly limited.

These classes are run by Farnham Adult Education - contact them on 01483 518558 for administrative information & bookings. Alternatively, go to Surrey County Council's Adult Learning pages, for more details

GUILDFORD- Thursday evenings
Sports Centre, University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey
Beginner/Open level class 7.30-8.25pm - click here for details
Improver/Intermediate level class 8.30-9.25pm - click here for details

Classes are finished now for this term. The next term starts 9th October 2008, but there will be a Free Taster Session at 7.30 on 2nd October (Beginner level).

Please note that these classes are running half an hour later than last term.

It is recommended that you book in advance, as these classes are very popular and numbers are strictly limited.

These classes are run by the University of Surrey as part of its Campusdance project-, contact them on 01483 689201 for administrative information or try their website.
 

There are no technical entry requirements for the Beginner classes or the Beginner/Mixed classes at Guildford, but I expect students in the Improver/Intermediate class to have a basic understanding of the art form, and to have done a minimum of 2 Beginner terms with me before moving up, or to have a similar level of experience with another teacher.  If you are not sure which level to go for, click here for guidance.

Classwear is very relaxed. Wear something comfortable that you can move in- most students wear a long skirt, jazz/yoga-pants or leggings with a T-shirt, and a scarf to tie around their hips.  Bare midriffs are welcome but not compulsory! We usually dance in bare feet, but if you don't feel comfortable that way, then soft soled dance shoes (eg ballet slippers or jazz shoes) would be fine.