Especially produced for dance practitioners working in the informal sector with children and young people, and of particular significance to DDTAL candidates.

Written for people working in the informal sector, and structured into 4 units to follow the structure of DDTAL, this book will also benefit a wide range of people including independent dance artists / practitioners, employees in a variety of dance organisations and companies, PGCE students, and dance students.

Contributions from twelve leading experts in the field provide:

• Overviews of key theories, concepts and frameworks, applied specifically to dance.
• Information about child development, anatomy, physiology and safe and effective practice.
• Case studies, reflective questions and bibliographies for further study.
• Illustrations of the range of practice that takes place within various contexts in which practitioners work with young people.

If you wish to purchase between 3 and 5 copies please click here, if you wish to purchase 6 or more copies please call us on 0116 253 3453

Especially produced for dance practitioners working in the informal sector with children and young people, and of particular significance to DDTAL candidates.

Written for people working in the informal sector, and structured into 4 units to follow the structure of DDTAL, this book will also benefit a wide range of people including independent dance artists / practitioners, employees in a variety of dance organisations and companies, PGCE students, and dance students.

Contributions from twelve leading experts in the field provide:

• Overviews of key theories, concepts and frameworks, applied specifically to dance.
• Information about child development, anatomy, physiology and safe and effective practice.
• Case studies, reflective questions and bibliographies for further study.
• Illustrations of the range of practice that takes place within various contexts in which practitioners work with young people.

If you are buying between 2 and 5 copies, each book costs £25 + £5 postage.

Please ensure you 'add to cart' the number of books you require.

If you wish to buy just 1 or 2 copies please click here, if you wish to buy more than 5 please call us on 0116 253 3453.

Pathway to practice for dance leaders working in health and care settings by Miranda Tufnell. This handbook is one in a series that offers support to those leading dance in specialist settings. Each one provides a useful reflection upon the role of the dance artist going into specific environments to lead dance. This handbook includes contextual information, signposting to further professional development, case studies from leading practitioners, practical suggestions and thought provoking questions, all of which will support you in the delivery of your dance work. ISBN-13: 978-1-898409-08-3

The personal stories of disabled and non-disabled dance practitioners working together in a shared learning experience. A 24 page paper, written and researched by Sarah Scott. Published by Foundation for Community Dance, 2005. ISBN: 898409 26 9

High quality enamel badge with smooth polished flat surface in the shape of the FCD logo. Attaches via butterfly clip at the back and measures 2cm x 2cm.

Plan and doodle your projects in our beautiful quality artist sketch books! Plain recycled paper 160gsm thickness

Buy the series of three handbooks that offer support to those leading dance in specialist settings. Each one provides a useful reflection upon the role of the dance artist going into specific environments to lead dance. Dance and Age Inclusive Practice - for dance leaders bringing different age groups together in their communities, by Ruth Pethybridge. Dance, Health and Wellbeing - for dance leaders working in health and care settings, by Miranda Tufnell. Dance and Disabled People - for dance leaders working with disabled people, by Isabel Jones.

Updated and relaunched in 2011, the Toolkit is packed with signposts to vital information about sources of funding, practical exercises and useful examples to help you access the resources you need. Whether new to fundraising or not, the Toolkit will lead you through the process upon which successful fundraising is built - it is an essential resource for anyone who has to raise funds for community and youth dance.

Written by Susanne Burns, an experienced arts fundraiser, this handbook has been created with community and youth dance projects in mind.

Published by the Foundation for Community Dance and Youth Dance England, 2007. Second edition published in December 2011.

Pathway to practice for dance leaders working with disabled people. By Isabel Jones This handbook is one in a series that offers support to those leading dance in specialist settings. Each one provides a useful reflection upon the role of the dance artist going into specific environments to lead dance. This handbook includes contextual information, signposting to further professional development, case studies from leading practitioners, practical suggestions and thought provoking questions, all of which will support you in the delivery of your dance work. ISBN-13: 978-1-898409-10-6

Pathway to practice for dance leaders bringing different age groups together in their communities. By Ruth Pethybridge This handbook is one in a series that offers support to those leading dance in specialist settings. Each one provides a useful reflection upon the role of the dance artist going into specific environments to lead dance. This handbook includes contextual information, signposting to further professional development, case studies from leading practitioners, practical suggestions and thought provoking questions, all of which will support you in the delivery of your dance work. ISBN-13: 978-1-898409-09-0