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The Welland School of Dancing has a set uniform for Ballet and Tap & Modern Theatre. Only the set uniform (all regulation R.A.D. and I.S.T.D. exam wear) must be worn for class. Children transferring from other schools etc may wear their existing uniform until it is out grown. All uniform including shoes and accessories (t-shirts, crossovers, hairnets, etc.) are available from our online shop or the Uniform Shop found at our Broad Street studios during term time:

FRIDAY 4:00 - 5:30PM

SATURDAY 9AM - 1PM

You can purchase your uniform from our online shop. Please click on the links or dropdowns to find uniform for your grade or e-mail James for any new uniform enquiries. Please note we are away for Easter, so will process online uniform upon our return.

Second Hand Sales

We also have Second Hand Sales which are run from the Uniform Shop on a Saturday from 9-1pm during term time only.

All new regulation items brought from the school shop are suitable when outgrown, for our second hand sales. If you have any suitable second hand that you wish to sell, you can bring it into the shop during opening hours for James to see. If your items are in good condition, and if there is demand then he will purchase the items from you there and then. However, if we already have a lot of the particular item you want to sell then James will not purchase them. Teachers will no longer accept second hand items during class time. Please ensure you bring second hand items to the uniform shop only during opening times.

Please note: We do not insist that the pre school classes have the schools set uniform, but if the children wish to have dancewear it must be our set uniform and not unsuitable dressing up/play ballet outfits (e.g. From John Lewis) and ballet shoes must be a neat fit and not too big to avoid pupils tripping over.

Maggie Purr,Principal of WSD 2010 – present

Maggie is a former pupil of Welland School of Dancing. Under the tutelage of Miss Desbruslais, Maggie gained a place at the Royal Ballet School as a senior associate, and then at Central School of Ballet in 1996, trained by Christopher and Carole Gable.

Nicole Ryan

Film and Television – Lead Role

Gemma Jackson

Gemma left the Welland School of Dance in 2005 to pursue her career as a professional dancer. She was offered a full time scholarship at Cambridge performing Arts on the musical theatre course, where she studied for four years.

Alexandra Smith

Tiffany Theatre College, Company Manager P&O and princess cruises

Emily Griffiths

Hammond School, P&O and costa cruises

Poppy Brewell

Bird College

Lavinia Kastamoniti

Lavinia, originally from Greece, began her dancing from an early age in Corfu with her mother Tina Chandley (training: Northern Ballet School) as her teacher.

Charley May

Pirouette Scchool – Leicester, Teacher WSD, TuDance and Inspire.

Emily Boswall

Ballet Theatre UK school

Alice Cade

Trinity Laban, Founder of Abalinodance theatre

Jenny Richardson

I started at Welland when i was 3 years old doing ballet classes every Tuesday, then at 7 I joined tap and modern classes.

Chloe Jackson

Royal Ballet school, Arts Educational Tring Park

Chloe Hebden

Billy Elliott, Hebden School of Dancing

Marina Fraser

Royal Ballet School

Katie Green

WSD Pupil 1984-2000

Kizze Burkitt

Since joining at the age of four, Welland has instilled in me an absolute passion for dance that has fundamentally shaped the course of my life.

Harriet Britten

What The Welland did for me?
I will forever be grateful for what my time at The Welland taught me, I have always loved dance and always will, as well as this, throughout my 9 years there, I learnt how to be disciplined; in a way that I now pass on to my pupils.