Term Dates & Times

Summer term runs w/c 20 April– w/c 6 July. Classes run on Mondays from 6.30pm- 8.00pm.

Schedule:

19th January – 9th February – Fundamentals

9th February – 30th March – Community Roller Dance

About Community Roller Dance by The Skate Scholarship 

Roller Dance is a type of roller skating that has been around for decades. Community Roller Dance Sessions are a friendly, no-pressure space to learn the art of roller dance together. We cater for beginners and more advanced skaters. You must be able to stand still on skates, go forward and stop safely.  We will learn basic steps from Downtown, Zero, Strut Walk, to learning routines as a group.

We vary between learning skate skills for roller dance, routines and dances. This term we will alternate between structured Taught Lesson and a Skill Share Session. The taught lessons are more structured, whilst the skill share sessions are more free, but there is still a coach available for questions:

What to Wear

You need to have your own roller skates with or without toestops for this class. If you want to do roller dance fundamentals and don’t have your own roller skates please email us on info@theskatescholarship.com and we will assess on a one to one basis whether we can lend you roller skates.

Wear comfortable clothing, no flaring trousers that can caught into roller skate wheels.

How to book

Book online, call 07934591045 or email info@theskatescholarship.com.  

Taught classes cost £9.00 and skills share classes cost £7.00 per session. A class pass is £77 ( this includes all lessons and skill shares).

You must book the Roller Skate Fundamentals course in advance, but you can drop in to the Community Roller Dance sessions on the day.

For more information

For queries or for more information about class accessibility phone 07934591045 or email info@theskatescholarship.com 

About the venue

Changing rooms are available on the first floor. Our building has step free access and lifts to all floors. Full access information is available here.

The entrance to Yorkshire Dance is opposite the BBC building, a map and parking information can be found here.

Yorkshire Dance aims to be an accessible and inclusive place for all. We create a ‘braver space’, where you feel able to express yourself in a supportive and empowering way. You will be welcomed and treated with respect by Yorkshire Dance staff and we expect and encourage all our building users to do the same.