Dance opportunities in education, health & private settings. DashDot/YouthDance group in East London offering Stopgap's inclusive IRIS syllabus
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ALT A selfie with 9 people smiling into the camera in front of a giant screen wearing brightly coloured T-shirts. The Royal Opera House logo can be seen in the front.
ALT A village of 4 photos. One is the Create Day 2024 title on a giant screen. Two are of children in a large hall taking part in a workshop. One is a selfie of Vicki and a child smiling at the camera.
ALT White background with the Dash Dot Dance logo in bottom right corner and a quote in the middle written on top of a yellow background which says "Dash Dot Dance has been one of the best inclusive clubs he has attended (and will continue to do). His needs have always been attended to and I am always kept up to date about his progress. Vicki & Jasmine are friendly and are always open to new ideas! Parent of 8yr old"
ALT White background with the Dash Dot Dance logo in bottom right corner and a quote in the middle written on top of a green background which says "My daughter loves Dash Dot Dance! She feels super comfortable, exploring the themes and creating movement to music. It is one of her favourite activities each week. The team are amazing! Parent of 11yr old"
ALT On a graded blue to green background are six boxes. In three boxes with one word in each are the words Ready, Set, Go! The other three boxes show children dancing in a hall wearing grey and red clothing. The children are crouched low in the first image, then upright starting to travel in the second and finally in the last photo they are captured travelling quickly across the room holding scarves.
ALT Yellow background with the heading Dash Dot Dance. Three circles with photographs of children and young people smiling and dancing. One has her thumbs up to the camera, another smiles with their arms in the air and the third reaches upward looking towards their outstretched arms. A speech bubble next to them reads “It’s really really good and we do the best dancing” Child’s feedback At the bottom is the photo credit Rachel Cherry 2022 and John McDonald-Fulton for East London Dance 2017 and the Iris and Waltham Forest council logos
ALT Yellow background with the same logo heading Dash Dot Dance followed by the words Summer Term Booking Now Open At the bottom are the Iris and Waltham Forest logos
ALT Yellow background flyer with details of the Dash Dot Dance workshops in three white boxes and two white circles. These contain; the class content “creative contemporary dance workshops an accessible and welcoming space for disabled children and young people and their siblings to explore, create and dance together”; dates 24th April, 15th May, 5th and 19th June and 3rd July; times Juniors (5-11 years) 5.15-6pm and Seniors (12-21 years) 6.15-7pm; venue Leyton Children and Family Centre, 215 Queen’s Rd, walthamstow, E17 8PJ; Cost £1.50 per session (free spaces available); Contact info to find out more and book please contact Vicki at [email protected] or call the children’s centre on 02084962442. The three images from the first post picture are also on the left of the flyer showing the children smiling and dancing in circle picture frames. The Waltham Forest & Iris logos are at the bottom along with photo credits Rachel Cherry 2022 & John McDonald-Fulton for East London Dance 2017
ALT Two dances are in movement in a dance studio. In the back, a white female wearing a flower dress has their left arm up and their right arm out sideways. They are bent to the right with their legs crossed leaning towards the white male wearing a white shirt and black trackies in front of them. The male is looking towards the female side on, leaning backwards on their tip toes.
ALT Dancer Shyne, a black male with long dreads wearing a turquoise T-shirt, holds out his hand offering a spiky ball to two children in grey jumpers. One child is feeling the ball and the other looks up and smiles at Shyne.
ALT A young person holds a purple sheer scarf over his head as he looks up mid dancing, in a poised position. He wears a grey jumper with red collared T-shirt underneath and stands in front of a white wall and brown door.
ALT Several dancers in a hall space with windows to the left side, stretch out a large colourful elastic band criss-crossed between them. One young man is in the middle of the elastic, leaning forward moving between and under the elastic. Vicki, a white female with dark hair tied back, smiles to the other dancers.
ALT A poster for an online focus group for disabled children + teens in the UK Contains project logos (ResPoNCE, University of Galway) and colourful chat box logos.
