The Wales Wide Training Programme (WWTP) aims to inspire and sustain community dance in Wales by providing training in a strategic way, responsive to sector needs. WWTP responds to sector needs and is primarily a training programme for those working in dance across Wales. Read more
Read Alan’s story, a heart-warming account of how Movement to Music sessions have transformed his life after suffering a stroke in 2018. Read more
Tracey Brown, who coordinates the WWTP from Rubicon, and I decided that we should pilot the on-line evaluation workshop with the staff team at Rubicon as part of their ongoing on-line CPD work. The workshop went really well, feedback was overwhelmingly positive and I felt confident that we could roll it out more widely. So, what had been a one day workshop for 12 people had suddenly become three on-line workshops reaching more than 24 people across Wales. Read more
Read Rhian's final report about her experiences as a community dance apprentice at Rubicon. Read more
Bronwen, Felicity, Eileen and Katie from our Penarth Pier 50+ group share their memories of Rubicon and how they keep their bodies and minds active through dance. Read more
Hear from some of our partners and freelancers about what the WWTP means to them. What they value about the Wales Wide network, training opportunities and friendships forged along the way. Read more
Leila has grown in confidence and positivity throughout her time at Rubicon. She started dancing at 6 years old and is now a member of our Flagship contemporary and street groups. Read her story here. Read more
Rubicon’s participation in the Arts Award (Trinity College, London) has helped Martha develop her arts and leadership talents. Read more
Read Aisling's story about her journey with Rubicon: from weekly classes when she was little to taking on a full time community dance apprenticeship. Read more
Read about Holly's time at Rubicon, which led to her studying at the prestigious Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance. Read more