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Learning about dance will provide your child with the opportunity to:
 have fun through movement and exercise
explore and develop their imagination and creativity
discover and develop their sense of rhythm
express their emotions and feelings
learn about other peoples and cultures, past and present
National Curriculum
Dance is now part of the National Curriculum. Dance is now a major feature in the physical education programme that can be take by all school children under 11 years old. Dance is an excellent way for children to explore movement, gain confidence and learn about cultures the world over.
Special needs - The IDTA has always been actively involved in assisting those with special needs. We are happy to discuss your children's requirements and will make every endeavour to assist. You may also wish to contact the following organisations for additional help and information.
Royal National Institute for the Deaf
Royal National Institute for the Blind
The British Dyslexia Association
National Wheelchair Dance Association
Contact: Ms Cath Douglas, National Treasurer
Din-Arch, 5 Seath Avenue, Langnank, Renfrewshire, PA14 6PD
Tel: Home: 01475 540469, Work: 01505 331804, Fax: 01505 337033
Opening: Day and evenings
Some simple safety tips
Make sure that your young dancers have enough room around them , clearing away toys off the floor, removing any slippery rugs and making sure they are clear of any sharp objects. Warming up is important for the body, try and encourage them to do some simple stretches before they begin.
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Any further questions
Please email us at info@idta-funkymoves.co.uk or call us on 01273 685652 if you require any additional information or help.
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