Learning Scottish country dancing
Our branch classes
Each of the classes below is taught by a qualified RSCDS teacher and provides the opportunity to progress from beginner to intermediate and advanced level dancing. Once new dancers have gained sufficient confidence, they are encouraged to take part in our Social Dances where all dances are walked through. We also hold our Annual Ball for more experienced dancers and a Nice 'n' Easy Social especially for newer dancers. For more details, see our Events Page.
TUESDAY EVENINGS (September-May)
Venue: The Hub Hazelwell, 318 Vicarage Road, Kings Heath B14 7NH (View Map)
| Times | Class | Teacher |
|---|---|---|
| 7.30 - 8.30pm | Beginners' Class | Nicola Scott |
| 7.45 - 10.00pm (break 8.45 - 9.00pm) | Combined Intermediate/ Advanced Class | Kenneth Reid & Nicola Scott |
- Autumn Term 2018 - 11 September to 11 December 2018
- Spring Term 2019 - 8 January to 9 April 2019
- Summer Term 2019 - 30 April to 14 May 2019
There will be summer social dancing on Tuesdays in June 2019 (4, 11, 18 and 25 June) from 8-10pm at The Hub Hazelwell.
ENROLMENT
Autumn Term enrolment and annual RSCDS membership for all class members takes place before the classes start.
| Fees | Autumn Term Fee (14 weeks) | Spring & Summer Term Fee (17 weeks) | Weekly Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginners Class Only | £42 | £51 | £4 per week |
| Combined Intermediate / Advanced | £63 | £76.50 | £6 per week |
At the end of each term we hold a Party Night when all class members are invited to attend, while throughout June there is social dancing when again everyone can participate.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS (September-May, starting 19 September)
Venue: Bournville Quaker Meeting House, 65 Linden Road, Birmingham B30 1JT (View Map)
2.00 – 3.30 pm - a rota of teachers will take the class. Please contact Fiona Thomson or Sue Gordon-Saner for more details.
£3 per week
ANNUAL WORKSHOP
Every year, we hold an annual workshop when daytime classes are held, including Basic Technique for less experienced dancers and a Technique Class for more experienced dancers. The classes are followed by tea and an Evening Dance. More details will appear on our Events Page.
You can find information about other RSCDS classes and affiliated groups in our area on the contact page.
WORKSHOPS
From time to time we run taster sessions for those wishing to try Scottish country dancing for the first time. No previous experience is required and there’s no commitment to come along again. You don’t need to bring a partner or any special kit, just yourself and some comfortable shoes.
If you would like to be added to our mailing list to receive details of future workshops, please email workshops@birmingham-rscds.org.uk or call Nicola Scott on 07986 543132.