Early Intermediate

• When you feel a little more confident, you may start to stay on after beginners and attempt the next level - at no extra cost!! The level that you dance at is a very individual thing, which is why line dancing is such a great pastime.

• Some people stay on after a few weeks, others wait for sometimes 3-6 months.

• I only teach one early intermediate dance every 3 weeks.

• I revise one classic (i.e. popular for many years) dance every month.

• I split the floor frequently at dance parties with beginner/early intermediate dances.

Intermediate

• After the beginner and early intermediate levels, the dances are becoming quite varied and interesting.

• In this section, I teach 3-4 dances a month, one of which is a classic dance.

• Every fifth week we enjoy a mini-scoot, where I don't teach a new intermediate dance that week, but we revise all of the beginner, early intermediate, and intermediate dances that we have learnt over the last couple of months.

Intermediate/ Advanced

• These classes are on Thursday night.

• I generally teach the same intermediate dance as I have taught that week, and once or twice a month I will also teach an advanced dance as well.

• I also teach one classic (revision) dance a month.

• These dancers also enjoy mini-scoots every 5 weeks.

• At all classes, there is no special clothing or footwear that you need, but if you think you will continue linedancing, please wear some proper footwear - shoes or dance sneakers, etc.

• What is a mini-scoot? A mini-scoot occurs every 5 weeks. I still teach the beginner and early intermediate session with no change to format. During the intermediate session time, we practice our dances from the previous few months, with a small break for a cup of tea. Dancers are asked to bring a small plate of food to share.