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Community

Confidance community classes are for adults with learning disabilities, where we embrace all bodies and all creative offers. The sessions provide a space for personal, physical and creative growth. The classes are joyful and welcoming,  fostering individual creativity and collective connection.

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Community Classes!

Our Community Classes are joyful and energetic, and are inclusive of all bodies and all abilities. 

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Update: Adult Community Class (18 Years +) Folkestone

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We are not currently running our adult community class, but we would love to know if you are interested in dancing with us. 

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Please register your interest in a class by clicking the Adult Community button below. 

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Youth Community Class (13-25 Years) Ashford

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We dance every Wednesday evening (Term Time) at the Stour Centre in Ashford.

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When: 4:00pm - 6:00pm

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Who: This class is designed for young people with learning disabilities, who are looking for an introduction to professional dance training. However, no prior experience is necessary.

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For more information, have a look at our Welcome Pack by clicking here.

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In 2021, Confidance Community was awarded National Lottery funding from Sport England’s Tackling Inequalities Fund which aims to tackle inequalities in activity levels through working with its partners to reach those most in need as a result of the impact of COVID-19.

Below you can watch two films created by Kent Sport that show the journey of our community class and dancers.

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What will a Confidance class be like?

  • We like to use music that makes people feel great!

  • You will have a chance to perform in public spaces.

  • We will learn dance technique, which will work for everybody, and develop our posture, fitness levels and performance skills. 

  • You will get to be creative, offer movements and ideas for our dances, and make choreography with other people in the class. 

  • If someone supports you to come along, then they will have the chance to join in, have fun and develop their skills with you.

“ Participants have so much autonomy on how they build movement, they are taught the reasoning behind warmups, cool downs, importance of stretching and become so aware of their own bodies.”

 

Helen Francis, Kent County Council

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