How to pass WITH DISTINCTION Royal Academy of Dance RAD ballet exam primary level
- 6 years ago
Amelia is dancer number 4. \r
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Just got exam results! PASS WITH DISTINCTION! Well done Amelia! X\r
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Some people have commented on the tiles. I know!!! Its really unfortunate that that was the ONLY room available for price on the day of the exam! The ual ballet studio with nice floor, mirrors etc as taken by the ballet examining panel. I couldnt film the exam as no parents are teachers were allowed there. So thus the tiles.\r
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the RAD official website: The RAD is one of the worlds most influential dance education organisations. Our exams set standards in classical ballet and we are a global leader in Continuing Professional Development for dance. Founded in 1920 to set standards for dance teaching within the UK, today we have a presence in 83 countries, with 36 offices and about 14,000 members worldwide. We count more than 1,000 students in our teacher training programmes and more than a quarter of a million students are being examined on our syllabi. We support our membership through the knowledge, and expertise of our highly qualified staff and through conferences, workshops, training courses and summer schools. The RADs patron is Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
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UPDATE!!!!!!!\r
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Just got exam results! PASS WITH DISTINCTION! Well done Amelia! X\r
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Some people have commented on the tiles. I know!!! Its really unfortunate that that was the ONLY room available for price on the day of the exam! The ual ballet studio with nice floor, mirrors etc as taken by the ballet examining panel. I couldnt film the exam as no parents are teachers were allowed there. So thus the tiles.\r
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the RAD official website: The RAD is one of the worlds most influential dance education organisations. Our exams set standards in classical ballet and we are a global leader in Continuing Professional Development for dance. Founded in 1920 to set standards for dance teaching within the UK, today we have a presence in 83 countries, with 36 offices and about 14,000 members worldwide. We count more than 1,000 students in our teacher training programmes and more than a quarter of a million students are being examined on our syllabi. We support our membership through the knowledge, and expertise of our highly qualified staff and through conferences, workshops, training courses and summer schools. The RADs patron is Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II