Termdates and Classes
TIMETABLES
Beginner, Junior & Senior Schools
Dakoda’s Dance Academy offers many different Styles of dance and performing arts. from Classical RAD Ballet, Tap / Jazz. From Street Dance /Hip Hop to Acrobatics / Gymnastics through to Musical Theatre and Singing. For Childrenaned 1 -18 Years
Our class sizes are limited to ensure each child receives individual attention
Please use the links below to find more information about our classes for your child.
More House School, Knightsbridge, SW1X
Marlborough Primary School, SW3
Fulham School, SW6
St. Peter’s Church, SW1W
Our timetable has been designed to allow your child to take multiple classes back to back. Please see below for examples of some of the schedules our current students take. These can be customised to you and your requirements.
Why Choose Dakoda’s Dance Academy?
At Dakoda’s Dance Academy, we inspire our students to excel and to be the best they can, whether for fun, fitness or if they aspire to a career in dance and performing arts.
Our exceptional DDA classes are designed to teach in a fun yet disciplined, structured and positive learning environment, where your child can find many ways to express themselves. Dance education is far more than just technique and steps. We believe dance training teaches many skills needed for a happy successful life, not only physically, but mentally, socially and emotionally. So whether or not they stay in dance after childhood, their memories and skills will be used and cherished throughout their lives.
Classes are inspiring, vibrant and our professional teachers are, of course DBS checked.
All our Dance, Singing & Musical Theatre classes help with co-ordination, concentration, confidence, creativity, musicality, flexibility, strength and stamina.
For information about our dance styles, click the link below!
How to be a successful dance student.
Make sure you arrive on time – This will allow for you to prepare and be ready to dance as well as join the class from the warm up and thus reduce any risk of injury.
Dress appropriately – Wearing the correct uniform ensures you are able to perform
properly and it allows the teachers to see the movement and teach accordingly. Remember that the full attire may include specific hair requirements.
No cell phones during class – make sure to silence your phone and to put it away during the your lesson.
Always be respectful and kind to your teacher, fellow dancers, and staff members.
Try to use the restroom before you enter your lesson and make an effort to avoid going during class. Should you need to use it, ask your teacher first.
Be mindful of how you enter and leave the studio – do it being respectful of teachers and students and keeping noise to a minimum so to be avoid disturbing other lessons that might be going on.
Respect other dancers – be mindful of your personal space and how it affects others when dancing. Never give feedback to fellow students unless it is indicated by the teacher, and always keep a positive and uplifting attitude towards others. Unkind behavior towards your peers is completely unacceptable.
Be attentive at all times so that you can follow instructions properly and safely, and to make the best of the feedback from you teacher. Remember corrections given to other dancers could also apply to you.
If you are waiting for your turn, it is considered proper to mark or practice the exercise on the sides. Do not disturb the work of others by getting in their way or cartwheeling on the side while waiting for your turn.
Maintain a positive attitude to promote a nice environment for you and everyone. Be mindful of your body language too, some gestures such as arms crossed or sitting down are not characteristic of a positive energy.
Thanking your teacher at the end of class is a long-time tradition and it is a nice
opportunity to recognise their knowledge and dedication to making you a better dancer every day!
