Tap Dancing.

Tap dancing was born of the fusion of cultures on American soil in the late 19th century, influenced by African rhythms, Irish stepping and English clogging.  Tap dancing was a feature of vaudeville and music halls, later became a significant component of musical films.

The tap dancer wears shoes fitted with heel and toe taps sounds out audible beats by rhythmically striking the floor, or any other hard surface.

For more information and to submit an enquiry form, click on the link below according to your child’s current school year group:

► Pre-Primary Tap Dancing Classes (for children in school Reception to Year 2)

► Primary Tap Dancing Classes (for children in Year 3)

► Grade 1 plus Tap Dancing Classes (for children in Year 4 and above)