Jumpup

🎲 Summer dance bingo time!
Try one balance, one funny pose, one jump, one slow-motion move, one clap rhythm, and one freestyle finish. You can do it in five minutes and make it as silly or stylish as you like.

Who in your house can complete the bingo first?

💃 Could September be the month to try something new?

Ballet for posture and grace, Tap for rhythm, Modern for expression, or Streetdance for energy and confidence.

Each style teaches something different. If your child is curious, ask about spaces now so they are ready for the new school year.

🐝 For little dancers, every story can become a dance. Move like a buzzing bee, a sleepy bear, a tall sunflower, or a cheeky monkey.

These games help balance, listening, coordination, and imagination, without feeling like practice. A few happy minutes of movement can turn a quiet summer day into an adventure.

🎭 Modern dance game: pick a mood and turn it into movement.

Excited could be quick jumps, calm could be slow reaches, brave could be strong shapes, and happy could be bouncy turns.

Modern helps dancers express feelings, tell stories, and use the whole body with strength and freedom.

⭐ Thinking about September classes? Now is the time to get in touch, before favourite classes and age groups become full.

Dance is a brilliant after-school activity because children build fitness, focus, friendships, and confidence while having fun. Ask us which Jumpup class would suit your dancer best.

Still looking for that new activity for your little one? Come and try a jumpup dance class on Saturdays at the O2 Centre or St Margaret’s School NW7

🧢 Streetdance challenge: invent one move and give it a brilliant name.

It could be “The Sunny Slide”, “The Backpack Bounce”, or “The Super Spin”.

Teach it to someone at home and see if they can copy your style. Streetdance is full of personality, confidence, and playful energy.

🎒 September may feel far away, but new classes can fill quickly. If your child is ready to start Ballet,

Tap, Modern, Streetdance, or add a second style, August is a great time to ask about spaces.

Starting the school year with a dance goal is a lovely way to build confidence.