Frequently Asked Questions

Unfortunately, we cannot offer concessions.

Please see descriptions for the various classes. If in doubt, call the School to discuss your previous experience and we will try an place you in the most appropriate class for your level.

Beginners should wear comfortable clothes, preferably a flared skirt (women) or comfortable trousers (men) and court shoes or shoes with a boot heel. Elementary students and above: Women should wear flamenco shoes and skirts. Men should wear flamenco boots and comfortable trousers.

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Our instructor Mel has a Flamenco dressmaking shop if students would like to enquire in any flamenco constumes or class pieces which you can find on JuegaWear

Yes, no formal registration is required for weekly evening classes. We recommend that you sign up for classes online or by simply giving us a call. You can attend on a pay-as-you-go basis. Please make sure to sign up to our mailing list to be kept up to date on the latest news and events.

This depends on talent and how hard you work, both in the classes and the intensive courses at Christmas, Easter and Summer, and your own personal time. Students at advanced level have typically been dancing for at least 4 years.

We have plenty of spare shoes for both men and women. However we strongly suggest that if you are committed to class that you purchase your own shoes.