SERTA workshop report March 2019 Muriel Johnstone
Muriel Johnstone – ‘Music and Teaching SCD’, accompanied by Ian Robertson “Dancing is music made visible,” was Muriel …
Category: Past Workshops
Articles and Reports of SERTA Workshops and other events
SERTA workshop report Sept 2018 Malcolm Brown
Report on SERTA workshop September 2018 The SERTA Teachers’ Workshop was held at Collingwood School, Sutton, on Sunday 30th September …
SERTA Workshop report (short version) Sept 2018 – Dancing with a disability – Malcolm Brown
The SERTA Workshop on 30th September 2018 was led by Malcolm Brown with music from Ian and Meryl Thomson. It …
SERTA Workshop report – March 2018 – Innovation with Simplicity (Derek Haynes dances) – Maureen Haynes
SERTA Workshop March 2018 “Innovation with Simplicity” led by Maureen Haynes, accompanied by Calum Mitchell Few of us realised what …
SERTA Workshop – 18 March 2018 – Innovation with Simplicity (Derek Haynes dances)
The next SERTA Workshop date for your diary is Sunday 18 March 2018. The day will be led by Maureen Haynes talking …
Rosemary Harvey – The Ways People Learn and Mervyn Short – Highland Steps used in Country Dancing – September 2017
Report on SERTA Workshop – Sunday, 24 September 2017, Finchampstead by Stuart Kreloff A fantastic start to the day was …
The Ways people learn and Highland steps used in SCD – 24 September 2017 –
Our next workshop will be held on Sunday 24 th September at Finchampstead near Wokingham. There are two presentations at …
Helen Russell – Controlled Abandon – March 2017
After a lovely evening of dancing to Marian Anderson’s Band at the Watford and West Herts Scottish Society Caledonian Ball, …
Workshop 19 March 2017 – Controlled Abandon (Helen Russell)
The next SERTA workshop will be held in Collingwood School, Wallington, on Sunday 19 March 2017. The guest teacher for …
Marilyn Watson, assisted by Keely – Keep Teenagers Dancing – SERTA Weekend Sept 2016
Report for SERTA on Class talk by Marilyn Watson, assisted by Keely ‘KEEP TEENAGERS DANCING’ Marilyn began her presentation by …