22 Educators providing African Dance courses delivered Online

african dance classes

noel drums

About me I'm Mawulikplimi Dossavi, aka Noel, african drummer. Based in London, UK. My strengths are my ability to handle any kind of african and latin drums and to keep the rythm and the groove. I have more than 10 years experience performing in West Africa on different rythm, from Rumba to Rock, as well as Blues, World music and Hip-Hop. I also have over 4 years teaching african drums in groups and in 1-to-1 with children and adults.

genny jones training

From setting up your bookkeeping systems, to helping you understand your end of year accounts, my job is to guide you on the path to become more confident in understanding key financial concepts and principles. I’m fuelled by my love and passion for accounts and going the extra mile to make sure my clients are fully satisfied with my work. As a professional trainer and coach, I believe in maintaining a positive mindset, creating partnerships with a purpose and always striving for significant outcomes. Contact me today for an initial consultation, and find out more about how I can tailor my services to your needs

syed ali

KIZOMBA... so good, it will become... an ADDICTION! We provide a space and opportunity for those within the Kizomba community to grow and develop as individuals. To create a community of healthy, confident and happy people through the power of Kizomba dancing. We inspire growth, opportunity and connection through the power of Kizomba dancing in a safe space to express yourself. We provide a safe space where we inspire growth, opportunity and connection through the power of Kizomba dancing.

bernie grant arts centre

BGAC RECEIVES ACE NPO BGAC secures more than £900,000 funding and Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation status. Bernie Grant Arts Centre (BGAC) has successfully secured £921,000 in funding and status as an Arts Council England (ACE) National Portfolio Organisation (NPO) as part of the national Investment Programme 2023-2026. Commenting on the successful bid, Artistic Director and CEO, Hannah-Azieb Pool said: “We are delighted to announce that the Bernie Grant Arts Centre has joined the National Portfolio of Arts Council England. Our new NPO status will allow us to support even more Black artists to make exciting, bold and ground-breaking work. “We thank the Arts Council for their support and are truly excited to get on with our mission of amplifying voices that wouldn’t otherwise be heard, developing new audiences and providing valuable career opportunities in the arts for those from underrepresented backgrounds.”

drum roots workshop

Drumroots is based on the drumming traditions of West Africa - especially Guinea, where many of our members have studied under celebrated drumming masters. The rhythmic traditions of Guinea are derived from the highly cultured and musical Mandeng people, who have influenced musical traditions throughout West Africa.

lighthouse learning trust

WELCOME TO LIGHTHOUSE LEARNING TRUST

dance days

Dance Days specialise in providing educational dance workshops for schools, tailored to meet your school’s needs. We are able to showcase over 30 dance styles linking to the curriculum, world events and celebrations. This will enhance your pupils' learning outside of the classroom and help boost physical activity and wellbeing in a non-traditional way. 

mill hill school foundation

The Mill Hill School Foundation Mission and Aims Vision Statement Equipping pupils for life now and in the future Mission Statement We develop thoughtful, motivated and responsible young people with a global outlook. Our pupils are excited by the challenge of learning; we help them to thrive and find their own path to happiness and success through the range of opportunities presented by the Mill Hill School Foundation. Strap Line Instilling values, inspiring minds Aims To provide excellence in education To bring out the best in every individual child To develop moral integrity and the confidence in pupils to be themselves To nurture pupils from childhood to adulthood To build a sense of community and environmental awareness

abundance centres (uk) development trust (ulearn naturally learners' co-operative)

We are a pioneering community-led learners' co-operative focused on improving the educational, physical and social well-being of children and families contextualised within family and community empowerment. We are commonly known as uLearn Naturally Learners' Co-operative. We are an umbrella organisation serving collectives with assistance in forming Abundance Centres Member Trusts. We also work to build various kinds of educational infrastructure to support our Member Trusts and the general public. These infrastructure works are mainly related to our Home-School-Knowledge Exchange project and our emerging uLearn Naturally Media Services. In general the objectives of the Trust are to carry out activities which benefit the communities of UK and members of the Trust in regard to community engagement, family directed learning and personal development in the realms of education, well-being and social networking. In particular, our mission is to establish and maintain centres of service with the principles and general intention of bringing about better community engagement, creativity, cross-curricular learning and/or unified ways of coming to know that which specifically enables and enriches the learning of the sciences and maths through the arts, intelligent play and the dissemination of wholistic (nature-centric) pedagogical (learning) practices. Do you need help establishing something like this? Our co-operative model has allowed us to bring together and work with many leading organisations (similar to the mode of a consortium), thereby bringing the benefits of a broad range of expertise and experience. It is our mission to continue advancing our governance structure to achieve our cooperative aims perfectly, offering a broad range of support options to our Member Trusts and the public in general. Currently there is much evidence to point to the need for more creative approaches to education to best honour real-time learning potentials, the need to make intelligent play and early life learning relevant to our rapidly changing society yet still honouring the valuable inner cultures of the past is of utmost importance today. Where cultural heritage is valued in learning processes is the exact place where we find the seeds of our most natural abundance centre power. Contact us today to find our how we can help you and you can empower communities.