9 September 2022
The Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing joins people around the world in mourning the loss of Queen Elizabeth II.
For 70 years, she represented stability and strength as Queen of the United Kingdom and Head of the Commonwealth. We share our condolences with her family, and we celebrate her lasting legacy to the arts and dance.
At the recent ISTD AGM, ISTD Chair Michael Elliott and Chief Executive Ginny Brown addressed the members of the Society to discuss the fantastic year we've had, and what to look forward to in 2025.
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The Classical Indian Faculty invited ISTD UK and International member teachers to take part in Misrana 2024, a curated platform of performance for teachers and their students to showcase their best talent and be part of a stunning evening, both live and digital.
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This year's annual Mabel Ryan Awards happened at Central School of Ballet on 17 November 2024.
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2024 marks 120 years since the founding of the Society in 1904, and we've been celebrating our history throughout the year, as well as asking for your ISTD memories. Join us as we look back at your journeys, alongside our special ISTD 120 events.
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Discover the fascinating world of dancesport footwear in our exclusive interview with Justin Patel from International Dance Shoes Ltd.
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During the ISTD Annual General Meeting, held on 13 November 2024, members were voted on and welcomed into their faculty committees.
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With Let’s Dance!, a nationwide campaign created by ISTD Grand Council member Angela Rippon, you have a unique chance to showcase your incredible work.
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How can dance classes become more inclusive for deaf learners? Sharon Allen shares her journey teaching Skye, a young dancer with hearing aids, blending British Sign Language (BSL), visual cues, and creative techniques.
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Anna Knowles, founder of AK Academy of Dancing in Poole, joined us to discuss the Academy's history, how they introduced Street dance into their class offerings, and some tips for teachers considering doing the same.
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The Classical Greek Faculty was delighted to welcome competitors, teachers and parent alike to the Ruby Ginner Awards 2024, showcasing the best of Classical Greek.
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