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Children's classes — age 3 and over
Chinese dance, ballet and K-pop, taught after school, at weekends and in the school holidays. Classes are grouped by age.
Chinese dance · Ballet · K-pop — London
Dance unlimited, wherever you are.
A dance school for children from age 3 and adults at every level. Taught in seven London locations and online.
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Adult classes — age 18 and over
Chinese classical, folk and properties dance, ballet, K-pop and body conditioning. Beginners welcome.
UK China Performing Arts School CIC is a Community Interest Company. Any surplus is reinvested into our teaching and our work with the local community. About us →
01 — What we teach
Six disciplines, taught to a syllabus
Chinese dance is taught in its distinct forms, not as a single subject. Ballet and popular styles sit alongside it.
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古典舞
Chinese classical dance
Technique, body rhythm and repertoire
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民族舞
Chinese folk and ethnic dance
Dai, Uyghur and Mongolian styles
03
道具舞
Properties dance
Fan, ribbon, sword and long sleeve
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芭蕾
Ballet
ISTD syllabus, with exam entry
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韩舞
K-pop and popular dance
Children and adults
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形体基本功
Body conditioning and foundations
For adult learners
02 — Accreditation
We are the official UK arm of the Chinese Folk Dance Association and teach its graded syllabus. We enter students for ISTD ballet examinations.
CFA
Chinese Folk Dance Association — graded syllabus recognised by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the People's Republic of China.
ISTD
Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing — our ballet classes follow the ISTD syllabus and enter students for examinations.
03 — Seven locations and online
Canada Water· Bromley· Finchley· Wimbledon· Hendon· Orpington· Chiswick· Online
Locations change from term to term. The booking pages show what is running now.
Students perform, and students take exams.
Our students take part in showcases, graded examinations and competitions as part of their training.
Dance for the wider community
We take part in cultural and community events in London, and work with schools and community organisations to widen access to dance where resources allow.