409 Educators providing Arts courses in Leicester

megan lewis school of dance

"meganlewisdance.com"

elaine atkins idta (dance teacher)

Elaine Atkins IDTA (Dance teacher) - Dance School

lee academy of dance & drama

Lee Academy | Lee Academy of Dance and Drama, based in Stoke Golding

hinckley town cricket club

dance fitness flow

leicester lo-fi photography community darkroom

We promote fine art and traditional photographic processes, through the provision of specialist knowledge and facilities, education and exhibitions. We started in 2011 with no place to call a home, but we managed to hold workshops and events at any place that would have us, and let us convert toilets and cupboards into darkrooms. Since then moved into accommodation and build a community darkroom, At the Manor House off Narborough Road. In April 2017, we were forced to vacated the Manor House and started to look for a new darkroom space. In December of the same year we opened our new darkroom at 376A Western Road – we spent a happy 2 years at Western Road, but time came to move on. We are now, as of the end of 2019, building a new darkroom space in the basement of the Methodist Church on Bishop Street. Look out for announcements on here and on Facebook and twitter of when we will be reopening. We’re a very social group and our evening sessions and workshops are very relaxed and informal, and a great place to come and learn new skills and techniques you might have never heard of.

pirouette academy of dance wigston

The brain works by electrical current thereby needing oxygen and water to function well. Movement (dance) helps to provide one of these two elements, oxygen. Another wonderful thing happens with movement. The brain produces a neuro-chemical called endorphins. This chemical causes a feeling of energy and makes the brain more conducive to learning.

the education suite

EMPOWERING MINDS “We believe in preparing today for tomorrow’s opportunities so that every person can be the best version of themselves to build a sustainable future.”Learners across primary and secondary education Students at college; in Post-16 Education and Further Education Students at University Young people looking to enhance employability Staff in the Education, employees in businesses and workplaces Parents Adult Learning Community Groups and Youth Clubs

leicester fencing club

Leicester Fencing Club originated from a merger between Huncote FC and Granby Halls FC in June 1989. The club was then known as the Granby Hall FC until it was no longer possible to continue fencing at the venue. Both Steve Wright and Jim Amberton had gone to Alderman Newton school at what is now Leicester Grammar School, Peacock Lane. They approached the headmaster to see whether to have fencing again on the site. Allowing his pupils free coaching, the club moved venue to the school premises. As the Club grew in size it was decided that we would have to find a larger venue. The City of Leicester School in Evington (formally Leicester City Grammar School for Boys) already had a history of fencing there, so the club moved again in 1992 and due to the change of venue a new name was required. CLUB ‘X’ was suggested but was thrown out for being too silly and finally the Leicester Fencing Club emerged from the ashes. The Deputy Head Master of the School (Alan Rudge) supported the move and growth of the Club at the School. We continued fencing there for five years but again had to move this time due to security reasons. Another venue was sought and we approached Aylestone Leisure Centre. They accepted us with open arms and the rest has been, as they say, history. The club not only looks after Foil, the club’s main weapon, but now Sabre and Epee are coached. The club provides beginner groups for youth and adults which are structured to the British Fencing Association’s Achievement Awards Scheme, all provided by a well-trained and qualified coaching team. We also support our more experienced members with weekly sessions available for further education towards higher grades or simply a safe environment to have a bit of fun. Our sessions run on Tuesdays for Foil (and Epee where in demand) and Fridays for Sabre Cadets (under 18s). Both groups meet from 7pm until 9pm during term times and occasionally run during the half term breaks and summer holiday, dependent on availability of coaches. For more information on beginner classes see the beginners section or if you are a more advanced fencer looking to switch to LFC then take a look at our membership page.

vibha

I’m certified and insured yoga instructor in hatha yoga and vinyasa yoga.