Keeping Up With Juliette

Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post, It has been a while since I last posted and I did not intend for that to happen. I guess with revision and everything else, writing was the last thing on my mind. However, I thought today I would return to give you guys an update on how I'm getting on physically and emotionally, considering that now we're coming to the end of the Easter holidays and my final exam season is upon us. Physically, I feel fine. Perhaps a little bit tired but not completely burnt out either, which is important. Everyday since the start of this year really, I have been doing at least one hour of dance after work and I think it's helped me a lot. Having that space and time to work on something I enjoy, that involves physical exercise, has been an excellent way to de-stress and for the first time, I think I can see some arm muscles forming!😂💜 I have been doing a lot of calisthenics (as you would have seen with all my handstands on Instagram 😂

Hello everybody and welcome back to another blog post,  If you've been following my blog for a while now, I'm sure that you'll recall that for my fundraising for my expedition to Northern Tanzania, I began teaching some dance classes online via Zoom. I hosted a workshop in February half term last year which was really successful - I had around 15 students attending. Then I started teaching another student in the area every week on Wednesday after she attended the February workshop. Although the expedition is now no longer happening, I am looking for something to do during my gap year, after I graduate sixth form next month, which is why I'm opening up my classes to more people. All the relevant information is included in the poster below but just to give you a brief outline of what the classes entail. The classes are for children aged 10 - 12 years, with or without experience in dance. The classes will be held on Zoom every Wednesday between 4:30pm and 5:30pm (GMT+1) an