stretcher

Thanks Julie W for asking. We got a no that was so well written it made DD proud to receive it. Yes she will re audition in another year.

With regard to anybody having concerns with keeping up their training to a suitable level, I feel quality over quantity for training is priority. If you get your child's body personally assessed by a dance physiotherapist and receive a personal pilates programme from them, there is much your children can work on without the need for expensive and far away lessons. Also dance private lessons especially if your teacher is willing to give you something to work on at home. DD has specific things she needs to to work on with her body that classes wont necessarily help. 

Im afraid of a no for my DD, it will knock her, does it explain shes not suitable for the training they offer but keep up the good work anyway? or  say she danced very well? Is it short and sweet? So hard to pick kids up after knocks!!! 

How are the nos worded??? Just no or will they explain why in any way???

Anyone know how they sorted the colour groupings out? Are they sorted by former Associates students / auditionees and newcomers?? DD's GREEN............How many are ONLY auditioning for Associates?