Welcome to Amy Greaves School of Dance! Our established dance school, with over 17 years of experience, is dedicated to creating memories for dancers. Based in Hopwood and surrounding areas. we offer a wide range of dance classes for children, from toddlers to teens. Whether your child is a budding ballerina, a street dance enthusiast, or interested in tap, we’ve got something for everyone.
School Workshops: We collaborate with schools to provide engaging and dynamic dance workshops. These workshops not only introduces students to the joy of movement but also enhance their creativity and teamwork skills. Workshops can be planned to fit in with the school's curriculum or to provide cross curricular links. All actives are led by a qualified, dbs, first aid trained, experienced teacher. Who's philosophy is that we provide a nurturing environment where students can learn, build confidence and make progress.
Lunchtime Clubs: Our lunchtime dance clubs offer a fantastic opportunity for students to take a break from their studies and express themselves through dance. It’s a refreshing way to recharge and boost their energy for the rest of the day.
After-School Clubs: After a busy day of learning, our after-school dance clubs provide a fun and active outlet. Students can unwind, socialize, and build confidence while improving their dance techniques.
Benefits of Dance for Students
Encourages Attainment: Research shows that students who participate in dance tend to perform better academically. The discipline, focus, and commitment required for dance translate into improved concentration and study habits.
Boosts Mental and Physical Health: Dancing is not only a physical activity but also a powerful stress-reliever. It releases endorphins, reduces anxiety, and promotes mental well-being. Additionally, regular dance practice enhances flexibility, strength, and overall fitness.
Completes PE Time: Dance classes contribute to fulfilling physical education (PE) requirements. Students can enjoy the art of movement while meeting their PE curriculum goals.
According to a study by the Royal Academy of Dance, students who engage in dance achieve higher academic results across various subjects.
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommends dance as an effective way to improve mental health and well-being.
The Department for Education recognises dance as a valuable component of a well-rounded education.