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PROCTER DANCE ACADEMY

passion | performance | perfection

Explore the power of Dance

The premier dance school in the north of Liverpool

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About us

Welcome to Procter Dance Academy. Established in May 2000 and founded by principal Lorna Cook, we provide the highest quality of training in dance and the performing arts. We are the most respected dance establishment in the area.

We are an Approved Dance Centre for the Royal Academy of Dance.

Classes are taken by fully qualified dance tutors, who hold current DBS certificates and follow their own tailored CPD programmes.

‘Fabulous dance school. My daughter is now 10 years old and has been a scholar at PDA since she was 4. The fantastic opportunities that have been opened up to her at PDA are endless. Lorna and her team are simply the best and I could not recommend this dance school highly enough!’

K Biggers Parent

‘When we started our 3 year old daughter annie-elsie at the most recommended dance school in Crosby 7 years ago we didn't realise we were be coming part of a family. Lorna Procter and her team are more than dance teachers, they are the people you hand your children over to several times a week knowing they are not only receiving the most professional teaching around but also care, love, friendship and mentoring. To quote Annie -Elsie " I can't imagine my life without my dance family" and I couldn't agree more.
Thank you Lorna and your wonderful team for all the opportunities and guidance you constantly bring Annie Elsies way.’

J Brennan Parent

‘My little ones have been dancing since the age of 18 months and this is by far the best school we have experienced. After my eldests second class she commented “Miss Lorna has just got that certain something...” we both agreed it was a passion and a love of dance, which shines through to her dancers. All children are warmly welcomed into what can only be described as one big, professional and happy family. My daughters only wish they had come sooner.’