Campbell School of Highland Dance blends athleticism, community and excellence into traditional Highland dancing.
We use research, science, and educational pedagogy to create a supportive and enthusiastic space where dancers and their families thrive. Our training develops strong, confident, and joyful performers, focusing on technical excellence and a life-long love of dance.
Triwood Community Association
2244 Chicoutimi Dr NW
Studio
3803 19 St NW
Dalhousie Community Association
5432 Dalhart Rd NW
Athleticism. Community. Excellence.
CLASSES
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Sessional classes: 6 or 10 week sessions. Register for one or more throughout the year, non-stacking (no prerequisites or prior experience necessary). No performance or recital requirements outside of class time.
Term classes: Each term is 5 months. Fall: September-January. Spring: February-June. Students will follow the designed curriculum to improve technique and learn/perfect dances along with performance opportunities such as Dance Exams, the Annual Robbie Burns Ceilidh and the Year End Show.
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BASED IN SCIENCE
Our curriculum and programs are continually developed by our directors, in conjunction with educators, researchers, physiotherapists, psychologists and dance professionals, to ensure our students are training effectively, intelligently, and scientifically.
We develop positive, incredible dancers.
INFORMATION
ALWAYS WELCOMING DANCERS
You don’t need to wait for a new semester to begin your dancing journey. We accept dancers at any point throughout the year!
FROM THE BLOG
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Why Should You Make Practice a Priority?
Read more: Why Should You Make Practice a Priority?All dance teachers would probably agree that practice is important. Seems obvious, right? Yet, it might feel daunting, especially for dancers juggling classes and other commitments. So why do we emphasize practice so much, and how can dancers…
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How Competition Fuels Dance Excellence
Read more: How Competition Fuels Dance ExcellenceAt CSHD, we encourage our students to compete. Seems weird, right? It can feel backwards, because surely there’s kids that would prefer not to. So why would we encourage those kids, along with naturally competitive people? While it…