Weekly dance, musical theatre, and music
Improving accessible play and leisure opportunities in the Rushmoor area.
Thanks to grant funding, we have successfully run music, art, dance, and drama clubs since 2006.
Improving accessible play and leisure opportunities in the Rushmoor area.
Clubs in Aldershot
For children and young adults with disabilities and neurodivergent needs
Dance, musical theatre, and music
At a glance
- Our dance, musical theatre, and music sessions are led by qualified, skilled tutors and supported by enthusiastic volunteers (all are DBS checked).
- Parents and carers are invited to stay on site and be responsible for their young person.
- Siblings within the age range are also able to take part, which makes a huge difference to families.
Dance
Thursday – The West End Centre, Aldershot
Under 8’s: 5.30pm-6pm
Age 8 & Over: 6.15pm-7pm
Cost: £30 each Half Term
Tutor: Ren Hawes
Musical Theatre
Tuesday – The West End Centre, Aldershot
Age 8-18yrs: 6pm-7pm
Cost: £30 each Half Term
Tutor: Jackie Jones
Music
Wednesday – 30 Grovesnor Road, Aldershot, GU11 3EB
Ages 8-14yrs: 6.30-7.15pm
Ages 14-18yrs: 7.15-8.00pm
Cost: £35 each Half Term
Tutor: Pete Skipper, Rock & Pop Foundation
Travel information
Clubs are held in Aldershot
Both our venues are near the Westgate leisure complex and a 15-minute walk from the Rail and Bus stations. They offer limited free parking on site; simply register your car at reception. Both venues are wheelchair friendly. Parents and carers are asked to stay on site, to be on hand whilst their young person attends their club session.
Every child has a right to play
Children and young adults with disabilities and neurodivergent needs often can’t access social and leisure activities in the same way as their more able peers. Our purpose is to change this.
Join us at our next event
We host meet-ups, trips, and events throughout the year, so families can connect and support one another. Parents and carers of those attending our clubs are invited to a lunch social, hosted 3 to 4 times a year by the PAG committee.
