Scottish Dancing in the valley
Welcome to our home page!
Thank you for taking time to look into this unique dance form.
We as a non-competitive school are here to help our students explore the rich and beautiful activity of traditional Scottish dancing. Our goal is to equip all of our dancers with the skills necessary to execute dances originating from the early 1700's.
Navigating the Site
About
Read a bit about the instructor's background and a brief history of Highland and Scottish Country Dancing.
contact
Send a message to our instructor with any questions you might have. Feel free to ask for a scheduled meeting where you can meet Ms. Kenyon and get more information.
class information
Find out what you can expect from the classes, and use it to determine which level the student should be placed in.
newsletters
To save on paper, all newsletters for dancers will be available on the site to keep up on school events.
registration and Fees
Fill out a basic registration form that will be sent directly to the instructor. You will then receive a full registration package to get you started!
Freestyle dance Centre
The Stirling Scottish Dancers is working in collaboration with another local dance school, Freestyle Dance Centre. Ms. Kenyon and their owner, Nicole Routley have known each other since attending high school in Abbotsford.
“In country dances, all are alike partakers of the pleasure - there are no silent, envious gazers - no sullen critics to mar the amusement, or intimidate its votaries - joyous gaiety animates every countenance, and, while pleasure beams in every eye, the young and old are equally employed in forming the mazy circlets of the dance.””
Events
Jul. 1st, 2025
Dancers performing the Scottish Lilt at the Abbotsford Canada Day celebration.
Nov. 9th 2018
Ms. Kenyon along with Kassie Clark (left) and Melissa McDermid (centre) performing Blair Atholl Swords at the Remembrance Day Assembly for Godson Elementary.