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It’s team Reiss from NCS. We are currently volunteering at the Dance Woking Headquarters. Today we are mending broken equipment in order for them to be used for future events. We are also handing out brochures in Woking Town Centre to help raise awareness.

Tomorrow, Thursday 20th July, we will be campaigning for our charity in and around Woking Town. Look out for our bright green t shirts and come to say hello! We will be having a stall with fun activities, sweets and goodies! We will also have brochures filled with details of social media, upcoming events and the charity itself. At certain points throughout the day there will be special surprises and something for everyone to get involved with. We’d love for you all to come along. Hope to see you there!

Team Reiss

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Dance Woking X Team Reiss

We are a group of young people from NCS the Challenge and we were assigned to help raise money and awareness for this inspirational charity, Dance Woking. A professional choreographer, named Bert, taught us a dance to the song Soul Bossa Nova by Quincey Jones. We enjoyed learning this easy and crazy dance which got rid of our inhibitions. On 8th July 2017, we all performed at Party in the Park, teaching and encouraging the public to join in; as well as taking part in other workshops and learning new dances. Throughout this experience we have all gained confidence and now feel that we are able to express our feelings through dance. We have become more aware of how anxiety and depression affects people, especially teenagers like us, and how dancing could be an amazing way to overcome this. As a team we have raised over £200 which will be crucial to help the community and to provide a 6 week session for 1 school in the local area. Many of us hope to provide extra help and support for this charity in the near future as we feel that it has been an eye opening experience that has helped us develop into a more humble group of teenagers.

Mel and Chloe from Reiss NCS

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Woking SLAM 2016 deadline!

Hello all, 

The deadline for Woking SLAM 2016 applications is TOMORROW. 

To take part please complete the expression of interest form: https://form.jotformeu.com/53472282745359

For more information email Kim at [email protected]

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‪#‎ThrowBackThursday‬ to our Encounters event last year in the Jubilee Square, Woking. The Moxie Brawl dancers performed a piece, inspired by the all-female factory workers during World War 2!

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‪#‎CharityTuesday‬ - Dance Woking is a registered charity. Here is some photos of our successful dance events in the past years, if you would like to get involved this year, go to: http://www.dancewoking.com - click (take part) You can also support us by donating and volunteering!

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#DanceWoking #ThrowbackThursday

This was #Innovate2015 we had our lovely dance group EVOLVE rehearse before there big performance at the Rhoda McGaw Theatre, and lets not forget the lovely christmas tree at The Lightbox, Woking! stunning.

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Busy busy planning #youngdancemakers and #Innovate2015 both community dance platforms in Woking! tickets details at www.dancewoking.com #dancewoking #dancer #dance #danceshow #woking #surrey #london #comtemporaryshow

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Work Experience at Dance Woking.

I’m Jada I have joined Dance Woking for one week as a part of my work experience. It’s been such a pleasure to be involved with Woking Dance as people work extremely hard yet still manage to keep it a happy, friendly environment. Working with Dance Woking has widened my variety of skills, knowledge and about the dance business. I have realised it’s much different to what I thought it might have been like as there is a lot of hard work that goes into it. With such a small amount of workers there is many tasks that need to be done and I am happy that I was able to contribute my help towards it. The skills I have learnt will definitely be helpful in the future as I want to become a choreographer and Dance Woking have given me a taste of how that would be as I worked a  dance teacher to teach Horsell Primary School (Year 2’s) the GREASE flash mob, it was loads of fun and such a good experience. It taught me how to teach effectively and how to adapt to different age groups. It also taught me how to entertain, be patient and sensible whilst working with children. This week I’ve been helping Dance Woking prepare for their big event “Party in the Park” as this is a big event for Woking, there has been a lot of work put into it. During the week I made a feedback form for Party in the Park with two other work experience people. This was helpful for me because it built on my teamwork skills and it helped me realise that there is actually a lot more work involved with dance businesses than shown on the surface. I have really enjoyed working with Dance Woking and finding out what actually goes on. A lot of hard work goes into Dance Woking. Doing my work experience here has helped me with deciding what I want to do when I start working and how I’m going to do it. I have learnt and got a taste of adult responsibilities and am able to use this experience as an advantage for me in opportunity’s that come. I want to big on big shows/events in the future and Dance Woking have really helped me with my confidence and to be professional.