Welcome

Classes are on Monday evenings, (except bank holidays) with the autumn term ending on 18 December 2023. Full tuition by a qualified friendly teacher - lots of laughs are promised!

Classes start at 7.45pm at All Saints Church Hall, Belwell Lane, Four Oaks, Sutton Coldfield B74 4TR. Spring term starts 8 January 2024.

Scottish dancing is fun, and helps you to keep fit as well as being a sociable activity. Come and give it a try - you'll find we are very welcoming. We usually have a session for new dancers in a separate room, and a beginners course is starting in September.

Men note: you don't need a kilt.

Beginners' questions

Will I feel welcome? One of our beginners said: "The fact that you make it easier for new members to join in with established dancers by having some basic teaching from a very tolerant and patient tutor is matched by the friendliness of the group. Rarely have I been involved with any group who aren't the least bit 'cliquey'. Made a huge difference being welcomed and accepted so readily."

Do I need to bring a partner? No, we change partners regularly and partners will be arranged for you. If you have never tried Scottish dancing before, we will start you with our beginner's group.

Can I bring a partner who doesn't dance? Indeed, you can. They will find plenty of people to talk to and the tea break is particularly sociable!

What should I wear? Any light clothing will be fine. We suggest layers; Scottish dancing is not a strenuous exercise, but it is exercise and you are likely to get warm so may want to remove a jumper, for example. Bring light shoes, preferably with a thin sole. Those of us who dance regularly wear ghillies or ballet pumps, but these aren't necessary to start with.

If you have any more questions concerning Scottish Country Dancing or want to get more information please email us at enquiries@rscdssuttoncoldfield.org.uk or phone 07900 896908‬.