Welcome To AIMEE LOUISE SCHOOL OF DANCE

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Aimee louise School of Dance opened on the 10th May 2008 and has become a friendly, hard working and fun school with over 120 dedicated pupils who attend classes in Ballet,Tap,Modern-jazz,Street-Jazz and Acro.

There are classes that run 5 times a week and are gradually increasing. We have classes to meet everyone’s needs whatever their age or ability.  I am a fully qualified IDTA (International Dance Teachers Association) teacher and highly experienced in teaching dance.

The school offers pupils the chance to take exams and appear in shows and displays as well as taking part in well-structured but fun and friendly classes which will help to improve and develop a number of skills and qualities including co-ordination, rhythm, self-discipline and self-confidence and social skills.

Over the past year i watched pupils grow in there ability and performance. I am very proud of all the pupils and I am so grateful that i have brilliant Parents,Friends and Family for there continous support.

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A LITTLE BIT ABOUT ME
From the tender age of three I joined a local dance school and from that moment my love of dance began.  Every Saturday I would look forward to my lessons in Ballet, Tap, Modern-Jazz and Acro.  Every so often on a Sunday my mum and Nan would take me along to a competition where I was able to show my solo’s duets trios and group dances competing against children of the same age.  Once a year we held our own school show production.

At the age of 6 our dance troupe was chosen to perform at Sadler's Wells in London with a dance routine called ’Lambeth Walk’ and came 2nd place. Following that we made an appearance on Michael Barrymore’s “My Kind of People.”

 In 2005 I won a place as a finalist in the Miss Dance of Great Britain held in Blackpool.

 At 16 I auditioned and was offered a place on a 3 year professional vocational course in Musical Theatre at Blackpool called Phil Winston’s Theatreworks. During those 3 years I studied and was involved in all aspects of dancing, singing and musical theatre, completing my examinations in dance and teaching.