We teach a vast range of styles to children and adults across the local area, ranging from; Freestyle disco, Rock 'n' Roll, Latin American, Line Dancing Bokwa, Zumba (adults only) and the ever growing Street and hip-hop.
We also offer Musical Theatre and Drama.
All of the above are taught using the IDTA syllabi working towards exams within this association. However you can just participate for fun, general exercise, knowledge and well being in a fun sociable atmosphere.
No matter what the age or ability, we have a class available to accommodate you in which ever style you choose to try.
In all our established classes for both adults and children, strong friendships have been formed. This makes teaching and learning much more fun for both pupils and instructors alike.
The classes are structured to accommodate the pace of the students, so why not get yourself down to a class today and have a go.
Keely Catt School of Dance has taught students from the age of 3 to the age of 76.
Each student has now become a dancer!
K.C.S.O.D, runs its own competitive Street troupe REMAIN NAMELESS.
This is a team of over 60 Boys and Girls who enjoy performing and competing at all levels.
Training 3 times a week with brand new choreography on a regular basis. REMAIN NAMELESS also offers regular masterclasses with guest choreographers widening every members choreographical scope.
Now an established team and after a successful 2011 REMAIN NAMELESS offers auditions for new members to join and will soon have its own website.
for more information and history please review REMAIN NAMELESS tab at the top of the home page.
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About the Dance School
Keely Catt School of Dance runs open classes for adults and children throughout the year, with exception to bank holidays, Easter and Christmas.
Dance for fun or work towards your IDTA exams in a fun and sociable atmosphere, making friends as you go.
Take a look around our website to see details of our drop in classes, and discover dance with us!
On May the 21st 2011, Keely Catt School of Dance ran its first show in conjunction with Remain Nameless at the Alton Maltings in Alton. It was a collaboration of all classes taught under the KCSOD and RN umbrella and showcased routines that had been worked on over 5 months.
The showcase starred students from the following schools bringing together mixed ages and abilities. After performing to one another, we then opened the doors to an audience exceeding 300 family and friends.
· Remain Nameless Street troupe
· The Abbey School, Farnham
Keely has been working with The National Autism Society since January 2011 and made their first performance back in May 2011 with the Alton Maltings Showcase. It enabled the children to perform as a team and show off their dancing talents, bringing a smile to the audiences faces as they danced to “The way we are” by Bruno Mars.
On 18th September 2011, Remain Nameless took part in the I.D.T.A Street Dance Competition in Bracknell for the first time. There were many sections in this competition, but we decided to only enter Quads (a team of four people) so we could get a feel for the competition. Those who wished to take part were then sorted into fours based on ability and who would complement each other in a group. We were then given the music and we went off in our groups to choreograph our routines.
The Keely Catt School of Dance website can now be viewed on a number of mobile devices including iPhone and Android smartphones. Find out more about this development...
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