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Date Posted: Wed, Mar 11 2020, 16:32:54"
Author: Usa
Subject: Australian school who offer workshops to other schools

Looking for insight about schools in Australia who might offer workshops to a school in the USA. Looking for a competitive school with innovative choreography and respectable teacher(s).
We are a small school in the USA mainly looking for choreography help and a fresh set of eyes on our dancing.
What is everyone's recommendations on a potential workshop teacher?

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Most of the top schools in Australia are linked with big names overseas, so wouldn’t be in a position to pass on their choreography. Halloran are probably one of the few schools that aren’t associated with an OS school. (NT) -- You’d be better off looking interstate in the USA or across the border in Canada. Flights would be cheaper!, Wed, Mar 11 2020, 18:59:28"
I’m not sure if Walton are associated to anyone either? They’re not big on social media but have lovely dancers and teachers. Halloran also a great one! Or cosgriff in Melbourne. Possibly Scoil Ard Rince in qld or crocker, qld? Mcaleer is great but they are heavily associated with Carey, and Keady Upton in Perth (another amazing school) are officially part of the academy now. Good luck in your search! Australia has so many underrated schools! (NT) -- D, Thu, Mar 12 2020, 15:34:31"

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