XMAS TREE FESTIVAL
The annual Xmas Tree Festival is taking place at
St Timothy's Church, Slinn Street
this weekend from Friday 5th to Sunday 7th December.
The tree is already trimmed with decorations made our students
A big thank you and well done to you all -
I think our tree looks fantastic.
HOW TO MAKE A STAR DANCER DECORATION
Things you need
Star template
Dancer template
Colouring pencils or crayons
Anything sparkly or colourful that you want to use for decoration
Paper and/or light card (card is better for the star as it is stronger)
Glue or sticky tape
Scissors
Ribbon or string to hang your decoration
1) Colour your dancer - make it bright and colourful – add some sparkle or glitter if you want.
2) Cut out your star template from light card – perhaps you have some coloured card to use, or you can cover your star eg with foil, fancy paper or fabric – or you can colour it in with your own design.
3) Cut out your dancer.
4) Glue the dancer onto the star – have the point to the top.
5) Tie some ribbon at the top of the star to make a hanging loop.
Latest News
Updated 3rd December 2025
CHANGES TO OUR MONDAY TIMETABLE
From 1ST SEPTEMBER our MONDAY timetable will be changing.
We are splitting our street dance class into two
to accommodate different age groups.
Kids street dance for 4-8 year olds 5.00-5.30pm
Junior street dance for 8-14 year olds 6.00-6.30pm
See our 'Classes' page for full details.
Photo by Ben Weber on Unsplash
Children's University - Holiday Activities
Click on the link to the Children's University newsletter - you will find information and links to various activities taking place over the October half term holiday, including some you can do at home. Have fun earning some extra credits!!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mE3bhaIwALJ3EZxp-AXFxbM4iPzcXPEl/view
Celebrating a student's success
One of our students, 12 year old Xenia Zanesco, has secured a place at the prestigious Chetham's School of Music in Manchester to continue studying piano. She has already achieved grade 8 and is working towards a diploma. Her ambition is to become a concert pianist and she is well on her way. Although she naturally felt a little bit nervous about being away from home, she was also very excited when she started at the school in January.
Click on the link to read about her success in the Sheffield Star.
Click on the link to see Xenia play.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=822zZ-txFg8
We are very proud of her achievement and wish her all the best for the future.
