Butterfly Dance Studios on Estcourt Street in Goole has grown a close-knit community of dancers over the years. Reviews describe teachers who look after children as if they were their own, and dancers who stay for well over a decade. The studios offer a good spread of classes and ability groups, so there is a place for everyone. It is a warm, family-oriented school.
The studios are known for the care their staff show, with parents feeling their children are in safe hands. A range of ability groups means dancers can find the right level and keep progressing. Many describe the community here as more like family than a class.
The timetable spans a good range of classes and ability groups, so dancers from young children upwards can find a level that fits. Newcomers are placed with others at a similar stage, which keeps the learning comfortable and the progress steady. Longstanding students speak of years of enjoyment across varied styles. The variety and the sense of belonging are what keep dancers returning season after season.
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes suited to the class, and for a child's first session check any guidance on what to bring. New dancers are eased in and grouped by ability. Arriving early gives time to settle before the session starts.
Goole has a strong appetite for dance among its families, and a long-established studio with a real community around it is a valued local fixture.
What I like about the Butterfly Dance Studios is the teachers and staff look after the children as if they were their own and the children love them for it. Nothing is too much trouble for them. I wondered how my daughter was getting on but
now I don't have to she puts on Radio 1 Dance and gives us a show every day. Thank you. She's 4— Paul Scott
Been dancing at Butterfly Dance Studios since I was just under 3 years old and I’m still dancing here 15 years later! Great range of classes, varied ability groups for everyone, and a lovely community of dancers that become more family than friends.— Isobel Bielby
Fantastic Dance studios my daughter has learnt so much everyone is so welcoming and friendly would highly recommend 😊— Kelly K
My daughter has been dancing here for 11 years amazing friendly teachers amazing shows + comps nightly reccomend— Kelly Joyner
Yes. Many styles are danced solo, and partner-based group classes rotate dancers, so bringing someone is never required.
Comfortable clothes you can move freely in and shoes suited to the style work best. Check ahead for any uniform if the class is graded.
Costs vary with the studio, the class length and how you pay. It is best to check directly with the studio for current prices.
Styles with repeating steps that can be danced solo are kind to beginners, but the best choice depends on what appeals to you. Trying a class is the surest way to tell.
Adults often begin with a social ballroom, Latin or line dance because the basics come quickly and the atmosphere is friendly. Pick a style whose music you enjoy to help keep you motivated.
Light dancing can be a gentle way to stay active, but anyone with heart failure should consult their doctor before starting. Medical advice will help set a safe level of activity.