The NATD has had a separate Ballroom Branch since the early 1920's. Over the years a complex and detailed technique has been developed.
Introduced in the 1930's the NATD offers a comprehensive training system for those wishing to study Latin American dance styles.
Classical Sequence, formerly known as Old Time, is a very beautiful form of dance covering Quick Waltzs, Two Steps, Tangos, Gavottes and Saunters.
Solo Development Award - a new and exciting way of training pupils in the art of dancing solo in the recognised Ballroom genres.
The awards are superb and are a must for anyone taking NATD exams in 2022.
The NATD has designed this syllabus specifically for those over 16 who wish to study theatrical dance styles for pleasure.
The National ballet syllabus is designed for every child to acquire and develop the basic skills and technique of classical ballet.
The Classic Ballet branch provides a syllabus following the Russian style of ballet training.
Contemporary dance emerged in the 1950's , after the modern movement and post-modern movement, combining elements of modern dance and classical ballet.
The Gymnastic Dance syllabus is designed to develop strength, flexibility, agility, co-ordination and technique, incorporating gymnastic tricks with dance.
This comprehensive syllabus provides a sound basis for students to develop the strength, litheness, style and presentational skills necessary to the dancer.
The NATD's exciting syllabus provides examination opportunities for candidates wishing to learn and develop their skills in acting,singing and dance/movement.
The National Tap Branch was first devised in 1932 by the originator of the syllabus Miss Maude Wells and has continued to expand and develop since.
The NATD's exciting syllabus created for all ages embraces exercise, fitness and fun through the fabulous rhythms and up beat music.
The awards are superb and are a must for anyone taking NATD exams in 2022.
Country and Western, or Line Dancing, continues to develop as both music and styles change.
Originally known as 'disco dancing' this style began in 1977 with the release of Saturday Night Fever.
Going back to the 1960's, this style is very popular in music videos today showing Locking, Popping & Ticking.
The awards are superb and are a must for anyone taking NATD exams in 2022.
Teachers are you looking for new inspiration to help boost your school? then why not consider running an NATD Early Movers or NATD Diamonds session. This could be the opportunity you have been waiting for.
The NATD are Ofqual/CCEA recognised registered & students can receive UCAS tariff points when taking specific Theatrical/Freestyle exams.