Our Youth Dance Programme has two groups that you can join: Let’s Dance and Universal Youth Dance.
Let’s Dance is for young people aged 11 – 16 and Universal Youth Dance is for young people aged 14 – 25.
The groups are led by disabled artist Lauren Russell and neurodivergent artist Jane Castree.
“Let’s Dance” is a fun, playful group that lasts for one hour. It is for young people with disabilities. It will be a safe and supportive space where you can enjoy dance and build your confidence.
“Universal Youth Dance” is for both disabled and non-disabled young people to dance together. The class lasts for one and a half hours. We will focus on being creative together and learning new dance techniques. The teachers will use methods that help young people who are neurodivergent or have additional behavioural and emotional needs, who may find it hard to follow mainstream methods of teaching.
You can arrive 15 minutes before each session to have drinks and snacks.
If the cost of transport is preventing you from attending, please let us know. We can pay for your transport if you need us to.
Event Details
Dates: 6th May, 13th May, 20th May, 3rd June, 10th June, 17th June, 24th June, 1st July, 8th July 2025
Times: Let’s Dance is from 3:45pm – 4:45pm and Universal Youth Dance is from 5pm – 6:30pm.
Location: The Sunshine Centre, Edmunds Rd, Banbury OX16 0PJ
Choose what you pay for these sessions: Free / £5 / £10 (Payments for these sessions will be taken in cash at the start of the session)
How to Book
Please click here to register in advance or come along on the day and be registered by one of our friendly team members. There is no need to pay in advance as payments for these sessions will be taken in cash at the start of the session.
For further information please contact Jane Castree on 07538789721 or Holly Gilson at holly.gilson@themillartscentre.co.uk.
Supported by Well Together #WellTogetherOxon. Well Together is delivered in partnership by OCVA and Community First Oxfordshire and funded by the NHS BOB Integrated Care Board.
Supported by The Sunshine Centre.
