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**Forte** · 15th-October-2003, 12:57 PM

It is on my mind at the 'mo because I aim to introduce a few ceroc moves into the school show I am helping with and I would love to bring some of the S5 & S6 leads (steady!!) along for a few weeks to get them started but how could I possibly explain to their parents if they were groped...

Also I must ask Franck about an age limit. Can under 18 year olds come along...? I did dance with an ex pupil in Glasgow on Monday night...(he is still at school but I have moved to a new school so he is an ex pupil of mine). It was wonderful to see him dance so well as he struggled in class (my fault not his, I'm sure). I dance with pupils all the time at ceilidhs as do all the teachers but would it be ok to bring them to a public ceroc class for a few weeks...does it matter that it is licensed? Thoughts, anyone on the ethics of this one?

15th-October-2003, 12:57 PM	#19 (permalink)
Forte Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: near Perth Posts: 569 Status: No Status Rep Power: 3 Rep.: 10	It is on my mind at the 'mo because I aim to introduce a few ceroc moves into the school show I am helping with and I would love to bring some of the S5 & S6 leads (steady!!) along for a few weeks to get them started but how could I possibly explain to their parents if they were groped... Also I must ask Franck about an age limit. Can under 18 year olds come along...? I did dance with an ex pupil in Glasgow on Monday night...(he is still at school but I have moved to a new school so he is an ex pupil of mine). It was wonderful to see him dance so well as he struggled in class (my fault not his, I'm sure). I dance with pupils all the time at ceilidhs as do all the teachers but would it be ok to bring them to a public ceroc class for a few weeks...does it matter that it is licensed? Thoughts, anyone on the ethics of this one? __________________ must dance more..mustdancemore...!