If your child or teenager loves watching the spectacular dances on Strictly Come Dancing, why not let them experience the excitement for themselves?
At DanceTech Ballroom Academy, we offer fun, friendly and professional Ballroom & Latin dance classes for children and teenagers aged 5 years and over. Whether they’re taking their very first dance steps or looking to develop their skills further, our classes provide the perfect place to learn, make friends, build confidence and enjoy dancing.
Based at the Civic Hall in Bollington, just a few minutes from Macclesfield, we welcome young dancers from across Cheshire who want to learn Ballroom & Latin dancing in a relaxed, encouraging and professional environment.

Lessons are carefully planned to suit each dancer’s age and ability, helping them develop excellent technique whilst ensuring every class remains enjoyable, engaging and rewarding.
Ballroom & Latin dancing is much more than learning steps. It helps young people develop valuable skills that stay with them for life.
Through dancing, children and teenagers develop:
Many parents tell us they notice their child becoming more confident, focused and self-assured both on and off the dance floor.
Whether your child simply wants a fun new hobby or your teenager is looking for a new challenge, Ballroom & Latin dancing offers an enjoyable activity that combines fitness, friendship and creativity.
Children and teenagers are taught by Luella Revill, Head Teacher & Peter Bailey, Principal of DanceTech Ballroom Academy.
Peter has over 30 years of teaching experience, holds the prestigious IDTA Fellowship qualification, and is also an IDTA Examiner, making him one of the most highly qualified Ballroom & Latin dance teachers in the area.
Luella Revill, holds IDTA qualifications in Ballroom & Latin Dance and has over 10 years of teaching experience. Luella has coached many successful competition winners and brings enthusiasm, encouragement and expertise to every lesson.
Together, Luella and Peter provide professional tuition in a friendly, supportive environment where every young dancer can flourish.
Young dancers can simply attend classes for fun, fitness and friendship, or choose to take part in additional optional opportunities including:
Many children and teenagers simply enjoy learning new dances, making friends and becoming more confident each week.
At DanceTech, our aim is simple: every young dancer should leave each lesson smiling, feeling more confident and looking forward to coming back the following week.
We welcome complete beginners as well as those with previous dance experience. Every pupil is encouraged to progress at their own pace while enjoying the music, movement and excitement of Ballroom & Latin dancing.
Our Children’s & Teenagers’ Ballroom & Latin Dance Classes take place at:
The Civic Hall
Palmerston Street
Bollington
Cheshire
SK10 5JX
If your child or teenager enjoys watching Strictly Come Dancing and would love to learn the exciting Ballroom & Latin dances they see on television, we’d love to welcome them to DanceTech Ballroom Academy.
Whether they want to dance for fun, improve their confidence, make new friends or work towards examinations and competitions, our experienced teachers will help them achieve their goals in a supportive and enjoyable environment.
To find out more or book a place, please contact us today.
We look forward to welcoming your family to DanceTech Ballroom Academy.
Civic Hall (Above Library) - Hurst Lane - Bollington
Fridays
4.45pm & 5.30pm
£8.50
The International Dance Teachers’ Association is one of the world’s largest examination boards, covering the full spectrum of dance examinations.
All our teachers are qualified professionals with the IDTA (International Dance Teachers Association).
We follow the IDTA policy on Child Protection to ensure your child is taught in a safe environment.
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