Main Program - ages 6-16

Be a part of something bigger than Irish dance - a community of families that support each other's goals, enrich each other's lives, and work together to instill strong values all through the medium of Irish dance.

Beginner I is our program from new students ages 6-16, though typically students are between 6 and 12. This is a 60 minute class and students learn a lot in their first year! Your dancer will be placed in a class appropriate for their age and experience level - many dancers come in with NO dance experience in any style - and taught by a passionate instructor in a structured, successful curriculum.  Dancers are taken through a familiar structure each week with a warm up, skills across the floor and in place, learning the beginner reel and light jig, and ending with a stretch. 

Beginner I is offered on Mondays 6:00-7:00pm & Saturdays 10:45-11:45am. If both classes reach capacity, a third class will be added. 

The key benefits of the Beginner I program include:

• Learning a unique skill that keeps students engaged with quick movements and individual pacing
• Structured classes so students know what to expect each week and look forward to adding more skills
• Meeting students outside of their school district and town of residence
• Learning to set, work towards, and achieve small goals throughout the year
• Opportunities to perform in our local community for events and St Patrick’s Day; this is a huge confidence builder as stage fright is very normal.
• Each class has an assistant to help with pacing and individual attention for students.

  2021-2022 Class schedule
MondayS 6:00-7:00pm
​SaturdayS 10:45-11:45am
All Classes are hybrid - join in studio or from home!

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" The school not only focuses on dance, but on the whole dancer: wellness, happiness, and the development of personal goals and ways in which to achieve them "

" The progress and development in [my dancer] has been incredible. The SRL community has been welcoming and drama free. The opportunities for performance and competitions are presented but not pressured and the expenses are kept as reasonable as possible. "