Alyssia Fleur School of Dance | Marylebone

Alyssia Fleur School of Dance | Marylebone — Dance Classes In London

Alyssia Fleur School of Dance is based on Marylebone High Street in central London. It teaches children a mix of dance and performance styles, including ballet, tap and drama. Families praise the friendly teachers and the positive, encouraging atmosphere. It suits young dancers looking to build confidence as much as skill.

About Alyssia Fleur School of Dance | Marylebone

Parents describe a happy place led by lovely teachers, where children look forward to their weekly class. Alyssia is credited with creating a positive atmosphere that noticeably grows children's self-confidence. It is a good fit for families wanting a nurturing setting for their little ones.

Classes & Dance Styles

Classes span ballet, tap and drama, and there are also seasonal and holiday programmes that combine dance with arts and crafts. Dance classes in London for children here are built around enjoyment and gradual development, with a warm and supportive tone. Sessions help young dancers grow in both ability and confidence over the weeks. The mix of styles keeps things varied and engaging for children.

What to Expect on Your First Visit

A first class comes with friendly teachers and a positive, welcoming atmosphere for children. Youngsters should wear comfortable clothing they can move in, with soft dance shoes suited to the style if you have them. It is worth checking any specifics with the school beforehand.

Location & Contact

The school is on Marylebone High Street in central London, easy to reach for families in the area. The surrounding area is well served by the usual central transport links.

• Address: 64 Marylebone High St, London W1U 5BA
• Phone: +44 7565 365622
• Website: https://alyssiafleurschoolofdance.co.uk/
• Opening hours:
  • Monday: 9 am-5 pm
  • Tuesday: 9 am-5 pm
  • Wednesday: 9 am-5 pm
  • Thursday: 9 am-5 pm
  • Friday: 9 am-5 pm
  • Saturday: 9 am-1:30 pm
  • Sunday: 9 am-1 pm

What Dancers Say About Alyssia Fleur School of Dance | Marylebone

5/5 from 12 Google reviews.

My daughter attended Alyssia's school for a year and a half. At first we took ballet class and then we added tap and drama classes.
Teachers at Alyssia's school are very friendly and my daughter really enjoys dancing here and is happy during the 2 hours each week.
The location of the school is also great, I can drop my daughter off and then go for a stroll down Marylebone high street for a cup of coffee, it's a relaxing experience.— 田甜

Happy place and lovely teachers! Alyssia is an amazing teacher creating a positive atmosphere for the kids. My 5-year-old has been with Alyssia for almost a year, always looking forward to her dance class every week. What is remarkable to me is how much she has grown in self-confidence since starting with Alyssia..— Jumana

We enrolled our 5 year old daughter into Alyssia's Easter Encanto program. Our daughter simply loved it and enjoyed the mix of dance, arts and crafts.
Although only 3 days, she loved the classes and we are keeping our fingers crossed for more regular sessions or a similar summer camp that she can be enrolled into.— Zubin Khan

I have enrolled my 4 year old daughter and my 30 month old son for the Sunday classes in Marylebone for one term. My kids absolutely loved it. Alyssia is very caring and kind to the young pupils.
I came mid way to the term but we still got in! Such a lovely class <3 Merci!!!!— sabrinah75uk

Frequently Asked Questions

How hard is it to learn salsa?

Salsa is very learnable for those who take it up, with timing the main early challenge. This school, however, focuses on children's dance and performance styles.

Can a non-dancer learn salsa?

Yes, beginners can learn salsa with the right teaching, though the classes here centre on ballet, tap and drama for children.

Is it possible to learn ballet as an adult?

Adults can certainly take up ballet, though this school teaches children. For adult ballet you would look to a class aimed at grown-ups.

What age is too late to start ballet?

There is no age that is too late to begin ballet for enjoyment. This school specialises in younger dancers building their foundations.

What are 5 basic steps in line dancing?

Line dancing typically uses moves such as the grapevine, kick-ball-change, walks, turns and taps, though the focus here is on ballet, tap and drama.

What is the easiest line dance to learn for beginners?

Simple, repetitive routines are the easiest starting point in line dancing, but this school teaches children's ballet, tap and drama rather than line dancing.

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