The Bognor Regis International Dance Ensemble is an associated group of the
Society for International Folk Dancing (SIFD).

Contact: Janet Douglas 01243 265010 or hello[at]interfolk[dot]co[dot]uk
During these classes, the children learn international folk dances and a little about the
national costumes and culture of countries from all over the world. The emphasis is on fun with the benefits of
exercise and mental stimulation coming as an added bonus. Janet Douglas chooses folk dances that the children enjoy.
As the children progress, they receive Society for International Folk Dancing (SIFD) certificates which can
be added to the children's records of achievement at school.
The dance lessons are held in everyday,
comfortable clothing with soft soled shoes - heels should not be worn.
The age range of the children is 7 upwards and parents are allowed to join in! Most of the children
join the display team and enjoy dressing up and performing before an audience.
4:30pm - 5:30pm Thursdays
Term starts April 19th 2007
United Reformed Church Hall
Linden Road
Bognor Regis
West Sussex
Cost : £1:50 per session
(£15 per term)

The folk dances learnt so far include:
Country
Armenia
Belgium
Denmark
England
Scotland
France
Hungary
Israel
Macedonia
Molucca
Portugal
Russia
Serbia
Sweden
Tahiti
Turkey
Folk Dances (no accents shown)
Sepastia Bar, Ambee Dageets
De Kolom
Familie Sekstur, Trommelvals
Indian Queen, Hop Pickers Feast, Sussex Cottage, Jenny Pluck Pears
Portsmouth (Morris), Maypole Dances
Cumberland Reel,
Foursome Reel
La Vezi La Vezon, Bannielou Lambaol
Drummel Dracului
Nigun Atik, Hashual
Pembe, Zayko Kokorayko,
Lago Sopu Sopu (a Polynesian standing up canoe dance)
Erva Cidera, Vira das Cavacas
Archangelski Chorowyd, Moy Muhzenka, Walenki, Poseyala Baba
Cica Obranova Kolo, Kolubarski Vez, Ersko Kolo, Djacko Kolo
Savila se be losa
Fyrmanna Scottishe
Hoe Ana (a Polynesian sitting down canoe dance)
Istanbul Kasap, Fadike and Ham Cocelek
7:30pm - 9:30pm
Wednesdays (when running)
different venues
phone to check
Bognor Regis
West Sussex

These sessions run irregularly and allow the adults to practice international
folk dances for the display team and to plan for the display season. Sometimes the adults meet to practice particular
folk dances learnt at an international folk dance workshop. Unlike a regular class, these sessions
concentrate on a few folk dances in order to reach a high standard. The sessions when running are open to anyone who
is happy with a more informal but repetitive dance experience.