EADA  The English Amateur Dancesport Association

EADA  Provides support and Representation for Amateur Dancers at all levels in England

EADA  is the only official National Governing Body for English Dancers in England. We are recognised as a NGB by Sport England. 

EADA  is a Corporate Member of the British Dance Council

EADA  is a Corporate Member of the Sports and Recreation Alliance (Movement & Dance Division) 

Announcements

January 2021

EADA is now a member of the new Safeguarding Group 

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December 2020

Due to Covid and the disruption to Dancing activities EADA has agreed to allow membership of EADA to be completely free for the period up to the 31st August 2021 commencing on the 1st January 2021.

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December 2020

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Membership application and payments are online for 2021

December 2020

10 Year Membership can be purchased for £90.00

December 2020

Latest government guidance for covid 19 grassroots guidance for the public and sports providers

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21st October 2020

This link will take you to the latest government guidance on the safe use of Dance facilities.

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https://www.sportengland.org/how-we-can-help/coronavirus#latestgovernmentguidance

28th August 2020

We are delighted to announce that EADA has a new Patron, the Marquess of Sandford, Lord David Douglass. Most competitors will be familiar with David, as a stalwart adjudicator, who regularly graces the judging panels of the 'Sunday circuit' as well as the more illustrious championships.

He has been part of the dance world for more than 60 years, over which time he has gathered great understanding and insight into the running of the ballroom and Latin dance environment - as a competitor, teacher, Fellow and Examiner of the Allied Dancing Association, founder member of the Dance Promoters Association and executive committee member of the British Dance Federation.

His guidance and support is a real boon to English amateur dancers and to our association.

Photo courtesy of Norman Large.

24th June 2020

Sport and Recreation Alliance CEO, Lisa Wainwright responds to the latest government announcement which confirms that indoor leisure and sport facilities will remain closed.

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JANUARY 2020

The issue of Amateur dancers teaching is contentious, but EADA supports the ability of Amateurs to teach under the rules of the BDC. This ability in this modern world is of benefit to both the Amateur dancer and to those they teach. However such an ability is open to abuse by both Professional and Amateur. 

We believe the EADA Coaching Scheme would be invaluable in regulating this issue.

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