About Us

Our classes encourage self-expression in a creative, imaginative atmosphere whilst understanding that all potential dancers have an innate love of dance which we foster through enjoyable, structured, graded work geared towards children of all ages, abilities and desires.

Royal Academy of Dance and Laban trained-our teaching is as eclectic as our wide ranging knowledge of dance styles and methods. We are therefore unique in our approach to teaching as we are able to help all our pupils in ways which suit their individual needs, wether that is working towards a career in the dance field or purely to enjoy their dance journey.

Our teachers are fully qualified, DBS checked, insured and first aid trained to ensure a professional service to all our pupils.

"Our daughter joined Fairweather Dance School at 5 years old and loved her time enough to stay right through to 16, achieving all grades in Ballet and Tap. Alison and Julie are patient teachers whose talent and experience is second to none." Mari, Parent

Our Story

Faiweather Dance School was established in 1979 in Northampton by Julie Fairweather. In 2004 the South London Branch opened at The Albany Theatre by Julies daughter Alison. The classes flourished and before expanding into Telegraph Hill Centre, New Cross and St Andrews Church Brockley. 17 years later The Telegraph Hill centre and Brockley Baptist Church are homes to classes where Julie and Alison both teach.