Project Dance Virtual

PROJECT DANCE VIRTUAL

Subscription Service

Project Dance Virtual

Subscribers have access to up to 24 Virtual Dance Tutorials covering a variety of themes, styles and topics.

Each Virtual Dance Tutorial breaks down the routine into manageable sections for ease of learning and is supported by a list of Related Tasks to develop the theme & routine further.

We thoroughly believe you cannot replace face to face teaching, however, our tutorials are a great resource for supporting teachers with their delivery of dance classes and take the pressure off planning and prepping, which can be very time consuming.

These tutorials are to help support teachers when delivering their dance classes as part of the PE curriculum. However, they can also be used during school-led clubs, celebrations and assemblies.

To help keep costs down, you can subscribe on a half termly basis, as and when suits you. We understand that most schools teach a half termly block of dance twice a year, so access all year round is not necessarily required.

Subscription Fees:

KS1 (inc. EYFS) – x12 tutorials & related tasks – £50 per half term

KS2 – x12 tutorials & related tasks – £50 per half term

Both packages within the same half term – £90 (10% discount applied)

Subsequent packages within the same academic year will also receive a 10% discount – your first half term in any academic year will be charged as stated above, then a 10% discount will be given to all subsequent half term fees. So if you are considering subscribing for the whole academic year 24/25, fees are as follows:

KS1 package – £275

KS2 package – £275

Both packages – £495 (additional 10% discount applied)

Listed below are the Dance Tutorials available to subscribers:

KS1 (inc EYFS):

  • Morni Banki – Indian dance/Bollywood/Multicultural topics
  • Let’s Be Superheroes – Street Dance/Personal strengths and characteristics
  • Walk The Dinosaur – Prehistoric topics
  • Candy Cane Lane – Light-hearted Christmas routine
  • Traditional Chinese Dance – Chinese New Year/Multicultural topics
  • The Rainforest – Popular topic
  • Never Smile At A Crocodile – A Theatrical routine/Relatable to Peter Pan & The Enormous Crocodile/World Book Day
  • Can You Imagine That? – A Musical theatre routine from Mary Poppins Returns/World Book Day
  • Africa – Traditional African dance
  • Explorers – Routine inspired by this popular topic
  • Summer Holiday – Routine inspired by the traditional British holiday
  • Move Your Feet – Street dance with a 70’s disco feel

KS2:

  • Spies – Street Dance/James Bond theme/Popular topic
  • Charleston – History topics/Challenging foot work
  • Flash, Bang, Wallop – Victorian/Famous historical characters
  • What Christmas Means To Me – A Christmas Jive
  • Kung Fu Fighting – Kung Fu inspired Chinese routine/Chinese New Year/Multicultural topics
  • Zero To Hero – Hercules/Greeks/History topics
  • Teacher’s Pet – A Musical Theatre routine from The School Of Rock/Styles of Music
  • Harry Potter – A theatrical street dance inspired by Harry Potter/World Book Day
  • Egyptian – A fusion of traditional Egyptian dance with western dance styles
  • Zumba – Dance for fitness routine
  • What Time Is It? – An upbeat routine inspired by Summer & School’s Out
  • Trip A Little Light Fantastic – A fast paced Musical Theatre routine from Mary Poppins Returns, set in London during the Great Depression

Click here for a preview of our Virtual Dance Tutorials.

Feedback has been great, here are just a couple of examples:

“This week I have been using the dance Tutorials with Year 1 and Year 6. Both year groups have really enjoyed learning the dances and creating some of their own phrases. Thank you so much for such an inspiring resource.”
Chris Hazell – PLT St Peter’s CofE Primary West Hanningfield

“We are loving the dance tutorials, thank you so much!”
Kate Coyne – Howbridge Infant School

“We would like to go ahead with the subscription for the 12 KS2 dance videos as it will be an excellent resource for our teachers and a great use of our sports premium money.”
Jane Nightingale – Baddow Junior School

To subscribe please get in touch.