Splitz Studio in Wareham is a friendly dance school with a strong following among local families. Reviews describe children who start as toddlers and stay on into their teens, along with teachers who are warm and encouraging. The sense of friendship among students comes through clearly in what people say about the place. It offers a supportive home for young dancers finding their feet.
The school has a close, community feel, with several siblings often dancing under the same roof. That continuity and friendliness make it an easy place for children to settle and stick with dance over the years.
Splitz Studio focuses on a range of dance styles taught in a supportive group setting, which suits beginners easing in without a partner. For anyone wondering which discipline to try, the friendly class format makes it simple to test the water and find what clicks. Sessions are pitched to build confidence gradually rather than push too hard too soon.
Wear comfortable clothes you can move freely in, with soft shoes suited to the style you are trying. There is no need to bring a partner for group classes. Arrive a few minutes early so you can meet the teacher and settle in.
Wareham sits at the gateway to the Purbeck area, drawing students from the town and nearby villages.
Wonderful dance school with great teachers my daughter had attended since she was a toddler and continues into her teens she wouldn’t want to dance anywhere else.— Claire Willatts
All 3 of my children dance at SplitzStudio. They all love it! All of the teachers there are fantastic and so friendly— rebecca redrup
I love my dance. I have made brilliant friends her that are now the closest people to me. Thanks splitz— Blake Redrup
Amazing dance school my kids have been going for 4 years now and they all love it. Highly recommended.— Steve Redrup
Yes, many styles are taught solo in a group, so you can come along on your own and take part fully. A partner is only needed for specific partner dances.
Comfortable clothing you can move in and soft shoes suited to the style are ideal. Avoid heavy grippy footwear that can catch during turns.
Prices vary by school, style and class length, so it is best to ask directly. Many places offer termly rates or trial sessions.
A style with clear, repeatable steps taught in a friendly group makes an easy start. The best choice is usually whichever one appeals to you most.
Sociable styles such as ballroom or a partner-free group class suit many adult beginners. Pick something you will enjoy, as that keeps you coming back.
Gentle, regular movement can be part of a healthy lifestyle, but anyone with a heart condition should check with their doctor first. A medical professional can advise on what level of activity is safe for you.