1st September to 15th December 2025
5th January to 30th March and 13th April to 6th July 2026
Please note: There will be no classes on 4th May (May Day) and 25th May (Bank Holiday)
Class fee: £5 per class, £4 for RSCDS members, £2 Students/Juniors (charged in arrears)
Teacher: Debbie Crossley
Bents Green Methodist Church Hall
Ringinglow Road/Knowle Lane
SHEFFIELD S11 7PU
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These classes are held on some Mondays from 7.30 to 8.30 pm and run by Kate Bould via Zoom. Please email Kate or Neil for log-in details: rscds.sheffield@gmail.com
If you are completely new to Scottish Country Dancing, don't be afraid, as our experienced teacher will ensure that you learn at the right pace. Dance is a great physical activity to get you moving, building cardio endurance and boosting circulation. Scottish country dancing also keeps your brain active! Memorising steps and formations will improve your cognative skills and may be a factor in preventing dementia.
If you are a seasoned dancer wishing to improve your skills, head over to the details of our Advanced Classes.
No. Scottish country dancing is a social activity and you will dance with different partners during an evening of dancing.
Dancing can be energetic, although you can put in as much or as little effort as you like. We recommend that you wear layers of clothes - possibly light trousers or a full skirt, a T-shirt, and something on top for warming up or for the slower dances.
Dancing shoes come in many guises, from ballet shoes, to laced soft shoes, to those with a T bar. All proper Scottish country dancing shoes are very soft and comfortable. Before you buy shoes, you might prefer to come along to the class in soft soled flat shoes (trainers are ideal), see what others are wearing, and see what your teacher suggests.
Your first class is free; thereafter it is £5 per class.
We do encourage you to join the RSCDS, our umbrella organisation. Membership of the Royal Scottish Country Dance Society, and the Sheffield Branch, allows you to be a part of a community of dancers, both locally and worldwide, and supports Scottish country dancing. For further details please go to our RSCDS Membership page.