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dance What’s it all about?


This holiday will give you an excellent opportunity to try loads of different dance styles, so whether you think you could be the next big star of a West End musical, dancing in the latest MTV video, or if you just want to learn some new moves to try out on the dance fl oor, this is the holiday for you.


Can I do other activities as well? Yes – each day there is also half a day of activities from our brilliant multi activity programme as well as evening entertainment each day, so you can also pack in loads of new experiences!


What do I learn? You’ll learn about different types of dance, from salsa to ballroom and street dance to jive. Each day your instructors will give you lots of tips and advice as well as helping you prepare a dance routine to impress your friends when you perform at the end of the week. The rest of the day you’ll take part in multi activity sessions, rehearsals for your performance and of course, evening entertainment.


Six half days of dance + Six half days of multi activity


Do I need any experience?


No, but you will need lots of energy and enthusiasm to get your dance routine ready for the end of the week.


Do I need any specialist equipment? If you have dance shoes then please bring them but if not, don’t worry, we’ll provide everything you’ll need for this holiday.


*Based on the lowest price difference between the specialist holiday price vs. the nearest priced 7 night multi activity holiday in the same school holiday period, at the same centre. Prices vary between centres, please see each centre page for more information.


Where can I do this holiday? Boreatton Park – see pages 52-53 Caythorpe Court see pages 54-55


Holiday price £569


from only £30 more than a multi activity holiday*


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