SOC!ETY DANCE ACADEMY

 JUNIOR OPEN CLASS | BEGINNERS | 8-14 YRS

Every Friday

17:00-18:00 PM

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Our Junior Beginners Open Class is for young people aged between 8-14 years of age and is designed to build  their knowledge and foundation of various styles such as Breaking, Hip Hop, Locking, AfroBeats, House, Popping, Krumping and Waacking. We focus on providing foundation of all styles and learn choreography in a Fun an friendly environment taught by our professional Mentors/Choreographers which will build their confidence and help them express themselves through movements. 

YOUTH ACADEMY JUNIOR  | 7-11 YRS

Saturdays

13:00-14:00PM

Youth Academy program for children aged between 7-11 years of age Beginners/Intermediate is designed to give young people a creative platform by giving them the knowledge and foundation of various styles such as Breaking, Hip Hop, Locking, AfroBeats, House, Popping, Krumping and Waacking. We will focus on providing foundation of all styles in different sessions each weeks taught by our professional Mentors/Choreographers  and  learn  movements, discipline, social skills through team work and how to dance a high level which will improve their confidence and enable them to express themselves.

 They also will have a chance to be part of Master class workshop with international choreographers which will develop their skills by inspiring, educating and motivating them to work harder.

We also offer a weekly Open session  for young dancers of all ages to learn, share, meet, battle and exchange with one another at our Open Bloc Session.

YOUTH ACADEMY  SENIOR | 15+ YRS

Saturdays

14:00-15:00PM

Youth Academy program for young people  aged between 15+ years of age  for Beginners/Intermediate is designed to challenge their minds and body through the art or various styles such as Breaking, Hip Hop, Locking, AfroBeats, House, Popping, Krumping and Waacking. We will focus on providing knowledge, foundation and develop them in   all styles in our different sessions each week which will be taught by our professional Mentors/Choreographers. In each session they will  learn  movements, discipline, social skills through team work and how to dance a high level which will improve their confidence and enable them to express themselves.

They also will have a chance to be part of Master class workshop with international choreographers which will develop their skills and also inspire them to work harder.

We also offer a weekly Open session  for young dancers of all ages to learn, share, meet, battle and exchange with one another at our Open Bloc Session.

THE BLOC DEVELOPMENT OPEN SESSION

ALL LEVELS & AGES WELCOME

EVERY 2ND FRIDAY OF THE MONTH 

17:45-20:20PM

iGYM London

FREE

the Bloc open session is a  culture development space which will  unite communities  and individuals using dance as a tool to encourage interaction, Social integration, social equality, gender equality and freedom of expression amongst the young generation of London (West London). The aim & purpose of the open hub session  is to give young people a creative space to be inspired and develop their art form with like minded group of people that share the same love & passion for dance. 

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We believe that every dancer deserves the chance to reach the highest levels of training regardless of their background or level. By doing so we making it accessible and leaving a lasting legacy in the world of dance.

The Bloc will add tremendous positive value to national development and cooperation work for the benefits of girls, boys, women and men by strengthening community activities and providing positive resources that will have a significant impact across a range of communities which will be beneficial for the present and future of London and especially West London   where the community actitvites are not efficent and lacks in community dance spaces or projects due no funding for youth projects.  The Bloc is open to all and we aim to Provide and promote awareness of gender equality and diversity in the weekly sessions which we will build social integration by braking down stereotypical barriers, fostering the global cross culture knowledge and understanding of young people  by enabling practitioners to draw upon young peoples deep-rooted bodily-kinaesthetic intelligence.