Dance classes aimed at boosting south Leeds youngsters are launched

A Middleton-based dance teacher who has toured the country performing is urging inactive south Leeds youngsters to take up the hobby.
By The Newsroom
Published 12th Sep 2016, 16:13 BST
Updated 13th Sep 2016, 08:43 BST
Sophie Simpson pictured during a class.Sophie Simpson pictured during a class.
Sophie Simpson pictured during a class.

Sophie Simpson, team officer at Nouveau Wellbeing which is based at Tenants Hall Enterprise Centre, hopes to make a difference in the area after a successful career in the dance industry.

Nouveau Wellbeing, which is a not-for-profit firm, has launched subsidised dance classes at Cockburn High School for teenage girls from all over south Leeds.

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The classes take place every Friday from 4pm. The first session for new starters is free and every class after costs £2.50.

Sophie, 33, from Huddersfield, said: “There are so many benefits including fitness and health, using dance as an outlet to express themselves, and possibly even a new career path.”

For details visit facebook.com/NouveauWellbeing.

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