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Please see below for the class selector:

• Class A: You are familiar with the RSCDS Manual and can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in Lists 1 & 2 below. You are sufficiently fit to maintain a high standard of dancing throughout the morning classes.
• Class B: You are familiar with the RSCDS Manual and can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in Lists 1 & 2 below. You might not be able to sustain a high level of stamina all morning and prefer a class that is less intense.
• Class C: You can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in List 1 below.  You are sufficiently fit to maintain a high standard of dancing throughout the morning classes. You wish to develop and improve your dancing in general.
• Class D (if sufficient numbers): You can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in List 1 below.  You might not be able to sustain a high level of stamina all morning and prefer a class that is less intense
• Class E (if sufficient numbers): You are relatively new to Scottish country dancing and are less familiar with the steps and formations. You wish to develop and improve your dancing in general.

Please see below for the class selector:

• Class A: You are familiar with the RSCDS Manual and can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in Lists 1 & 2 below. You are sufficiently fit to maintain a high standard of dancing throughout the morning classes.
• Class B: You are familiar with the RSCDS Manual and can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in Lists 1 & 2 below. You might not be able to sustain a high level of stamina all morning and prefer a class that is less intense.
• Class C: You can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in List 1 below.  You are sufficiently fit to maintain a high standard of dancing throughout the morning classes. You wish to develop and improve your dancing in general.
• Class D (if sufficient numbers): You can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in List 1 below.  You might not be able to sustain a high level of stamina all morning and prefer a class that is less intense
• Class E (if sufficient numbers): You are relatively new to Scottish country dancing and are less familiar with the steps and formations. You wish to develop and improve your dancing in general.

Please see below for the class selector:

• Class A: You are familiar with the RSCDS Manual and can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in Lists 1 & 2 below. You are sufficiently fit to maintain a high standard of dancing throughout the morning classes.
• Class B: You are familiar with the RSCDS Manual and can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in Lists 1 & 2 below. You might not be able to sustain a high level of stamina all morning and prefer a class that is less intense.
• Class C: You can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in List 1 below.  You are sufficiently fit to maintain a high standard of dancing throughout the morning classes. You wish to develop and improve your dancing in general.
• Class D (if sufficient numbers): You can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in List 1 below.  You might not be able to sustain a high level of stamina all morning and prefer a class that is less intense
• Class E (if sufficient numbers): You are relatively new to Scottish country dancing and are less familiar with the steps and formations. You wish to develop and improve your dancing in general.

Please see below for the class selector:

• Class A: You are familiar with the RSCDS Manual and can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in Lists 1 & 2 below. You are sufficiently fit to maintain a high standard of dancing throughout the morning classes.
• Class B: You are familiar with the RSCDS Manual and can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in Lists 1 & 2 below. You might not be able to sustain a high level of stamina all morning and prefer a class that is less intense.
• Class C: You can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in List 1 below.  You are sufficiently fit to maintain a high standard of dancing throughout the morning classes. You wish to develop and improve your dancing in general.
• Class D (if sufficient numbers): You can execute, to a high standard, all the steps and formations in List 1 below.  You might not be able to sustain a high level of stamina all morning and prefer a class that is less intense
• Class E (if sufficient numbers): You are relatively new to Scottish country dancing and are less familiar with the steps and formations. You wish to develop and improve your dancing in general.

The RSCDS is under no liability whatsoever in respect of any personal loss or injury which you may sustain and you agree to conform with any regulations which may be made. You are strongly advised to take out suitable insurance cover.

If you withdraw before 30th November 2018, you will be entitled to a refund of your fees, less an administration charge of £70.00. If you withdraw after that date, you will not be entitled to a refund.

General

The School is open to dancers over the age of 16, on a residential basis only.

Booking should be completed as soon as possible and before 1st November. Late applications may be considered if space is available.

Accommodation

Please note, when you are completing the booking form, that most of the accommodation offered in the hotel is based on shared accommodation with either twin beds or double bed. Please indicate with whom you wish to share.  If you do not do so the hotel will allocate you to a room.

There is a very limited number of single occupancy rooms. These are allocated on a 'first come, first served' basis.

There is a limited number of spaces for non-dancing partners, sharing a room.

Fees

The standard fee for the Winter School is £800.00 per person if sharing a room, £850.00 for single occupancy. Fees include, dinner, bed and breakfast. Lunch may be purchased in the hotel if wished. Fees for dancers also include all tuition, tea/coffee served during class breaks, social dances, transfer (by bus) and ticket for the Blair Castle Ball.

Classes

Classes offered will depend on demand. There will be classes on four mornings from 9.30am - 10.45am and 11.15am - 12.30pm. There will be optional activities on some afternoons.

Social Dancing

There will be social dancing on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday evenings from 8.15pm. On Wednesday evening there will be a concert followed by ceilidh dancing. On Thursday there will be a ball in Blair Castle from 8.30pm - 11.00pm, the cost of this is included in the fee. Please bring formal dress if possible.

Booklet

Detailed information booklets will be provided upon receipt of your fee.

Shop 

The shop will be open on dates and at times to be confirmed. Because of space, our shop stock will be limited and we will only be able to fill branch orders if the order is received at the RSCDS office in advance. Other Branch orders will be forwarded to the RSCDS office for completion.

Registration

Your room will be available from 3.00pm on Sunday 17th February 2019.

Guests should aim to arrive in time to attend the wine reception at 5.15pm before the evening dinner. Guests should vacate their rooms after breakfast on the final morning and return their keys to the hotel desk.