What makes you different is what makes you beautiful.
Non-competitive environment.
When you take the competitiveness out of dance, everyone can just be themselves—no one competes with each other. Everyone at Dance London is here to enjoy dance—for the love of the art of dance. It’s not about trophies or medals, it’s about dance.Each student matters. You won’t feel like a number.
At Dance London, we call ourselves a family because we truly are a family. Everyone supports and encourages one another and we pride ourselves in knowing everyone’s name. Every student, parent and sibling feel welcome and a part of our family.Classes based on skill level and class size cap.
Your child will be surrounded by other dancers at the same dance skill level. They’ll be confident, won’t feel lost, and most importantly they'll have fun. Our classes are capped to make sure your child gets enough one-on-one time with their dance teacher.
Give your child a studio to...
build confidence
release anxiety
be themselves
create new friends
What do you think? Sounds awesome right?
Come dance with us!
18 months-5 Year Old Dancers
Do you have a little one that loves to dance? These are the classes you're looking for!
6-17 Year Old Dancers
Let us help you find the perfect class for your dancer.
Adult
DancersYou’re never too old to dance. Come bust a move with us!
DL
FamilyAre you apart of the DL Family? Fast track to your portal to register now.
Learn how dance can enrich your child’s life.
Why We’re Different
At Dance London, you become a part of a dance family that supports and encourages one another. Your child won’t […]
The Many Benefits of Virtual Dance Class
As we navigate this provincial shutdown together, Dance London is committed to bringing the joy of dance into your home […]
5 Ways Children Benefit From Dance Classes
There are many reasons parents choose to enrol their children in dance classes—for the health benefits, to expand their creativity, […]
Why We Don’t Compete
One of the questions we most frequently get asked is why we don’t compete our dancers. When Ruth Anne Rogerson […]
