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This class is for newer dancers who will be introduced to the skills and joy of Scottish Country Dancing. Dancers will be encouraged to move on, by their teacher, when they will benefit from the next level.

The syllabus can be viewed by clicking here

Will include some of the more difficult formations , dances , and technical skills of dancing. Dancers will discuss the possibility of joining the Level 3 class with their teacher when it is decided that they would benefit from the next level.

The syllabus can be viewed by clicking here

Will include more advanced formations, dance steps and technique, including the more difficult dances from any programme or dances chosen by the teacher , for the knowledge and enjoyment of the experienced dancer.

The syllabus can be viewed by clicking here

This class is for any dancer above Level 1 who wish to dance in a relaxed class which will amongst other dances cover the dances in the next social program.

To apply for membership in the Branch, click here to download the PDF file, complete the form and give it to your class convener or send it to the Branch Treasurer

Dancers can dance at any class and social event offered for their level. See the list of classes. Dancers who travel enjoy dancing with other SCD groups throughout the world. There is a link from the Ottawa Branch web site to other Scottish Country Dance web sites so you can check for a dancing group at your holiday destination.

Dancers soon warm up so we suggest comfortable, light clothing.

We suggest soft, light shoes to begin with. Most women dancers buy ballet or jazz dancing shoes and both women and men buy ghillies. Your class teacher or convenor will advise you about the nearest place to purchase shoes..

No. Scottish Country Dances are danced in sets of 8 (6 or sometimes 10) and dancers normally change partners for each dance during the evening.