At various dance schools in London before founding The Sally Prout School of Dancing in 1985.
Sally is a fully registered teacher with the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) and a member of the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (ISTD). She has extensive experience teaching ballet, tap, and jazz to students of all ages and levels. Sally's passion for dancing and teaching is evident in her commitment to providing a nurturing and supportive environment for her students to learn and grow.
Sally is supported by a team of highly qualified and dedicated teachers who share her love for dance. Each teacher at The Sally Prout School of Dancing holds recognised qualifications in their respective dance genres, ensuring that students receive expert tuition and guidance in their dance training.
The Sally Prout School of Dancing has multiple studio locations, including Dursley, Stonehouse, Cam, and Minchinhampton. Each studio is equipped with state-of-the-art dance facilities, including sprung floors to protect dancers' joints and mirrors to facilitate self-correction and improvement.
The school offers a range of classes for students of all ages and abilities. Children as young as 3 years old are welcomed into the school, where they begin their dance journey with ballet classes that focus on storytelling and mime. As they progress, students have the opportunity to explore other dance genres, such as tap and jazz, which allow for more expressive and creative movement.
In addition to regular classes, The Sally Prout School of Dancing also offers special events, workshops, and performances throughout the year. These opportunities provide students with a chance to showcase their skills, gain performance experience, and further their passion for dance.
When joining the school, prospective students need to complete a registration form. Fees are due termly in advance, and a 10% surcharge will be applied to any fees not received by the end of the first week of term. A written notification of at least half a term is required if a student wishes to discontinue any classes at the school, and failure to provide the correct notice will result in the payment of fees.
All students are expected to attend classes in the appropriate dance uniform. Hair should be neatly groomed and tied away from the face, with students in grade 2 ballet and above required to wear their hair in a bun. The school offers a range of competitively priced dancewear, which can be conveniently purchased through their software system, Dance Studio Pro.
At The Sally Prout School of Dancing, students are encouraged to strive for excellence, to develop their technical skills, and to find joy and fulfilment in the art of dance. Whether dancing for fun or pursuing a professional career, the school provides a supportive and nurturing environment where students can excel and flourish.
