The Scarborough News

National freestyle stars

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Fifteen talented youngsters were selected to participat­e at the British Associatio­n of Teachers Dancing National Freestyle Scholarshi­ps 2017.

Fifteen talented youngsters from the Anne Taylor Academy of Dance were selected, from thousands of dancers, to participat­e at the British Associatio­n of Teachers Dancing (BATD) National Freestyle Scholarshi­ps 2017. All of the dancers had to perform a solo routine, as well as compete against pupils from 33 dance schools from across the country.

The academy came away with the following fantastic results:

Senior Solo Finalist – Sarah Tindall.

Junior Scholarshi­p Finalists – Sophie Lever, Jess Nalton, Tillie Marshall, Shauna George, Josie Kerr, Amalie Ware and Megan Walls. There are four prestigiou­s titles to be won in each section and Academy walked away with two of them. Amalie Ware won the Junior Freestyle Solo Dance Award 2017 and Megan Walls achieved the Junior Freestyle Scholarshi­p Runner Up Award 2017. Anne Taylor, principal of the academy, said: “To come away from the event with two amazing awards and so many pupils making the finals was a dream come true!

“Everyone was so happy and emotional as a lot of hard work and dedication is put in by both pupils and teachers alike to achieve results like this. Congratula­tions to Amalie Ware and Megan Walls for your fantastic awards and well done to all pupils – I just cannot put intowordsh­owproudIam of everyone!” PICTURED TOP: Junior Scholarshi­p Group and teachers: From upper left: Abbie Davies, Emma Hornsey, Alyssa Roe, Cherie Welburn, Amalie Ware Megan Walls, Anne Taylor, Josie Kerr, Shauna George, Libby Glave.

From lower left: Henry Ware, Tillie Marshall, Sophie Lever, Jessica Nalton. ABOVE: Senior Scholarshi­p Group and teachers: from left, Sarah Tindall, Cherie Welburn, Anne Taylor and Olivia Hall.

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