Success Stories from Our Ex Students
We are proud to celebrate the achievements of our former dancers, many of whom have continued their training and launched professional careers in dance, theatre, and performing arts. Their success is a reflection of the dedication and passion they developed at Clairemarie’s School of Dance in Bradford.
Olivia Harris
Olivia was part of Clairemarie’s School of Dance for 16 years, originally joining as a Dinky Dancer. She went on to study Dance Level 3 at Leeds City College and has performed in numerous shows throughout her time with us. Olivia’s commitment and positive attitude made her an outstanding student.
Katie Allen
Katie performed on the main stage at Move It, London ExCel 2017 and featured in three professional dance productions with Preston’s College. She has also taught a commercial workshop for students aged 9–18. Katie is now completing her Level 3 Professional Dance & Dance Teaching qualification at Preston’s College, studying Advanced 1 Tap, Advanced 1 Modern, and Intermediate Ballet.
Tamera Simpson
Tamera joined at the age of 5, developing her love for both dance and singing. Her time at the school helped her build confidence, teamwork, and creativity. She is now completing her Level 3 Diploma in Dance at York College and aspires to continue performing and teaching in the future.
Jade Outram
Clairemarie’s School of Dance gave Jade the confidence to audition for a performing arts school in Leeds. She has since taken on exciting roles including:
- Principal dancer in The Lion King
- Dancer in Hairspray
- Summer performing arts instructor at French Woods Festival of the Arts, USA
Molly Wilkinson
Molly trained with us for over 13 years and performed her final show in May 2018 before joining Preston’s College of Dance for professional training. She has since performed in three professional productions and achieved distinctions in her Intermediate Tap, Grade 6 Ballet, and Intermediate Modern exams. Molly now proudly teaches cheer dance and ballet at the school every Saturday.