Online Ballet Tuition

🩰 ADULT BALLET FESTIVAL | 26–27 SEPTEMBER 🩰

Join us at Birnam Arts for a wonderful weekend of dance, movement and inspiration!

Enjoy expert-led classes in:
✨ Classical Ballet
✨ Repertoire & Variations
✨ Pilates for Dancers
✨ Character & National Dance
✨ Free Movement & Lyrical Dance

With around 5 hours of dancing each day, expert tutors and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect weekend to develop your dancing and have fun.

🌟 NEW TO BALLET?
Our Adult Ballet Taster Sessions are just £7 - no experience needed!

🎬 Saturday evening: Special screening of The Sleeping Beauty (The Royal Ballet, 2017), starring Marianela Nuñez & Vadim Muntagirov - £7

📅 Sat 26 & Sun 27 September
📍 Birnam Arts
💃 Full weekend: £90 | Single day: £50

Come dance, learn and enjoy a fabulous weekend at Birnam Arts!

*For more information, please contact Emma at [email protected]*

Additionally, follow this link for more information: https://birnamarts.com/festival-Adult-Ballet-Festival-Caledonia-id756

It’s been a busy summer! 😅

And I have loved meeting lots of new dancers, who are making time to revisit their childhood passions, try something new or just focus on themselves for a change.

Adult ballet in particular is BOOMING and online lessons to top up your practise are most definitely a viable option 🙌

Has the penny dropped? 💡

Thankyou to all my online dancers for joining me over the summer - I’m now enjoying a week off, before the new term starts!

As part of my required CPD as a Royal Academy of Dance Registered Teacher I have just completed an Open University OpenLearn course ‘Supporting Adult Learners’ Positive Mental Health’.

Very thought provoking and interesting - a time to reflect on my approach to working with adults, both in the studio and online.

‘This course supported demonstration of the following learning outcomes:

recognise barriers to learning which can occur as a result of adult learners’ poor mental health;

identify stigmatised behaviours and common misconceptions about adult learners’ mental health and develop skills which equip educators to reduce stigma in educational practice;

recognise the signs of adult learners’ poor mental health and apply appropriate methods to engage in discussions about their mental health, including signposting to relevant support;

encourage adult learners to use appropriate coping strategies which support positive wellbeing and mental health;

create self-care strategies and skills which support personal positive wellbeing.’ - source - OpenLearn