We are so pleased to see that the National Dance CATs have been nominated for a One Dance UK award. The National CATs have been nominated for The Dance Changemaker Award which recognises bold, brave and impactful work that has driven progress, improving access to dance for all, and championing diversity and inclusion.

We are utterly thrilled to see that Swindon Dance alumni Marcellus Hill has joined the original cast of The Hunger Games On Stage as Thresh in the world premiere.

Huge congratulations to B-Boy Sheku - teacher on our Exeter Street Dance Programme - who has claimed the coveted title of 2025 national champion at Red Bull BC One UK. It’s an incredible achievement as this will be the third time he has won - 2021, 2023 and now 2025. Sheku shared his excitement, adding, “I’m over the moon to be honest. I’ve worked really hard for this and really happy it’s all paid off. I’m lost for words. My approach helped me win today. I wanted to come here and I wanted to win. I made it clear I wanted to beat everyone, that was my goal from the start and my full focus.” Sheku’s progress means that he will represent the United Kingdom at Red Bull BC One World Final in Tokyo, Japan on November 9, 2025. We wish him the very best of luck!

Swindon Dance Centre for Advanced Training celebrates 20 years of success

Swindon Dance Centre for Advanced Training celebrates 20 years of success

CAT 205/26 funding confirmed by Department for Education