3 Best Dance Schools in York, UK

“En Pointe is a multi-award-winning dance school. Miss Donya is the Principal & Founder of En Pointe. The dance school has a safe, fun-filled, and friendly environment. Their passion and love of dance have inspired so many students that they have now held the 'best dance classes in York' award for more than three years. They believe that the child's welfare is paramount and that all children and vulnerable adults, regardless of age, disability, gender, race, sexual orientation or identity, or religious belief, have the right to equal protection from all types of harm or abuse. The studio space is available for rental. The studio has two spacious studios with a wide range of seating options. They also have a kitchenette and toilets, an ample reception area with seating, and a vending machine for snacks.

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“Yorkshire Rose Academy of Dance is a 'fun, friendly and disciplined' dance school that offers a wide range of classes delivered by highly skilled, qualified teachers who are ex-professional dancers. Founder and Principal Miss Kerry trained at the world-famous Royal Ballet School and she drives the school with the same standard of teaching. Students will learn all about the workings of their bodies in their classes to ensure strong foundations and safe dancing. They will thoroughly enjoy learning, whether as a hobby, to participate in examinations, or to continue vocational training as a professional. Alongside RAD Ballet Syllabus and ISTD Tap and Modern Syllabus examinations, students also have the option to perform in their Showcases and fun workshops / Summer Schools.

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“Patricia Veale School of Dance is one of the oldest and most recommended dance schools in York, UK. Kelly Clarey and Patricia Veale are the owners and Principal teachers of the school. The school aims to help everyone progress and develop skills in technique, knowledge, and artistry because it believes these to be the foundations of a great dancer. The school offers classes for all ages, from two and a half years through to adults. Their goals are to create enjoyment and creativity in dance movements and strive towards a professional level. At Patricia Veale School of Dance, RAD learning is about much more than simply imparting knowledge because they believe that providing individual support is vital for every student. They encourage their students to strive towards meaningful goals and support them throughout their dance training.

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