Wondering What to Do This Summer? Host a Dance Camp!
David Elcoate
June 2 2025
7 min read
Wondering What to Do This Summer? Host a Dance Camp!
David Elcoate
June 2 2025
7 min read
Wondering What to Do This Summer? Host a Dance Camp!
David Elcoate
June 2 2025
7 min read
Summer is just around the corner, and with it comes a long 6-8 week break from your usual income and dance lesson routine.
Why not full that space with a well organized and fun summer camp? Whilst many dance studios and schools see the summer as a break and an opportunity to complete various summer studio maintenance checklist jobs, it's also a great opportunity to make additional revenue, attract new students, and encourage your students in a new environment.
Summer is just around the corner, and with it comes a long 6-8 week break from your usual income and dance lesson routine.
Why not full that space with a well organized and fun summer camp? Whilst many dance studios and schools see the summer as a break and an opportunity to complete various summer studio maintenance checklist jobs, it's also a great opportunity to make additional revenue, attract new students, and encourage your students in a new environment.
Summer is just around the corner, and with it comes a long 6-8 week break from your usual income and dance lesson routine.
Why not full that space with a well organized and fun summer camp? Whilst many dance studios and schools see the summer as a break and an opportunity to complete various summer studio maintenance checklist jobs, it's also a great opportunity to make additional revenue, attract new students, and encourage your students in a new environment.
Summer is just around the corner, and with it comes a long 6-8 week break from your usual income and dance lesson routine.
Why not full that space with a well organized and fun summer camp? Whilst many dance studios and schools see the summer as a break and an opportunity to complete various summer studio maintenance checklist jobs, it's also a great opportunity to make additional revenue, attract new students, and encourage your students in a new environment.
Summer is just around the corner, and with it comes a long 6-8 week break from your usual income and dance lesson routine.
Why not full that space with a well organized and fun summer camp? Whilst many dance studios and schools see the summer as a break and an opportunity to complete various summer studio maintenance checklist jobs, it's also a great opportunity to make additional revenue, attract new students, and encourage your students in a new environment.
What's covered in this blog post: (Click on the section be taken straight to it)
What Does a Dance Summer Camp Look Like?
Quick Fire: What To Organise
Get Your Summer Camp Filled
Benefits Of Running A Summer Camp For Your Dance Studio
So, What Are Your Waiting For?
What's covered in this blog post: (Click on the section be taken straight to it)
What Does a Dance Summer Camp Look Like?
Quick Fire: What To Organise
Get Your Summer Camp Filled
Benefits Of Running A Summer Camp For Your Dance Studio
So, What Are Your Waiting For?
What's covered in this blog post: (Click on the section be taken straight to it)
What Does a Dance Summer Camp Look Like?
Quick Fire: What To Organise
Get Your Summer Camp Filled
Benefits Of Running A Summer Camp For Your Dance Studio
So, What Are Your Waiting For?
What's covered in this blog post: (Click on the section be taken straight to it)
What Does a Dance Summer Camp Look Like?
Quick Fire: What To Organise
Get Your Summer Camp Filled
Benefits Of Running A Summer Camp For Your Dance Studio
So, What Are Your Waiting For?
What Does A Dance Summer Camp Look Like?
What Does A Dance Summer Camp Look Like?
What Does A Dance Summer Camp Look Like?
What Does A Dance Summer Camp Look Like?
What Does A Dance Summer Camp Look Like?
One of the best things about running a summer camp is the creative freedom it gives you. You can shape it to suit your studio, your team, and your dancers.
Want to run a week-long street dance intensive? Go for it.
Prefer a ballet-focused camp with daily technique and choreography sessions? Perfect.
Thinking of a month-long camp that meets just twice a week? That works too.
The key is to design something that feels exciting, manageable, and, most importantly, appealing to your target market. What would grab the attention of your current families, or attract new dancers through the door?
One of the best things about running a summer camp is the creative freedom it gives you. You can shape it to suit your studio, your team, and your dancers.
Want to run a week-long street dance intensive? Go for it.
Prefer a ballet-focused camp with daily technique and choreography sessions? Perfect.
Thinking of a month-long camp that meets just twice a week? That works too.
The key is to design something that feels exciting, manageable, and, most importantly, appealing to your target market. What would grab the attention of your current families, or attract new dancers through the door?
One of the best things about running a summer camp is the creative freedom it gives you. You can shape it to suit your studio, your team, and your dancers.
Want to run a week-long street dance intensive? Go for it.
Prefer a ballet-focused camp with daily technique and choreography sessions? Perfect.
Thinking of a month-long camp that meets just twice a week? That works too.
The key is to design something that feels exciting, manageable, and, most importantly, appealing to your target market. What would grab the attention of your current families, or attract new dancers through the door?
One of the best things about running a summer camp is the creative freedom it gives you. You can shape it to suit your studio, your team, and your dancers.
Want to run a week-long street dance intensive? Go for it.
Prefer a ballet-focused camp with daily technique and choreography sessions? Perfect.
Thinking of a month-long camp that meets just twice a week? That works too.
The key is to design something that feels exciting, manageable, and, most importantly, appealing to your target market. What would grab the attention of your current families, or attract new dancers through the door?
One of the best things about running a summer camp is the creative freedom it gives you. You can shape it to suit your studio, your team, and your dancers.
Want to run a week-long street dance intensive? Go for it.
Prefer a ballet-focused camp with daily technique and choreography sessions? Perfect.
Thinking of a month-long camp that meets just twice a week? That works too.
The key is to design something that feels exciting, manageable, and, most importantly, appealing to your target market. What would grab the attention of your current families, or attract new dancers through the door?
Quick Fire: What To Organize
Location
Venue. Do you already have your own space, or do you need to hire somewhere? You’ll need more than just a dance studio, think breakout areas, toilets, and somewhere for meals or snacks.Team
Who’s running the camp with you? Make sure your team has a good mix of skills, ballet, street, and choreography, as well as the general day-to-day running of the camp.Activities & Structure
What’s on the agenda? Will there be a theme, an end-of-camp performance, or guest choreographers? Are you introducing new styles or working on technique?Age Groups
What ages is your camp for? Will you split into age bands or run a mixed-age format?Spaces
How many dancers can you realistically (and safely) take?
Quick Fire: What To Organize
Location
Venue. Do you already have your own space, or do you need to hire somewhere? You’ll need more than just a dance studio, think breakout areas, toilets, and somewhere for meals or snacks.Team
Who’s running the camp with you? Make sure your team has a good mix of skills, ballet, street, and choreography, as well as the general day-to-day running of the camp.Activities & Structure
What’s on the agenda? Will there be a theme, an end-of-camp performance, or guest choreographers? Are you introducing new styles or working on technique?Age Groups
What ages is your camp for? Will you split into age bands or run a mixed-age format?Spaces
How many dancers can you realistically (and safely) take?
Quick Fire: What To Organize
Location
Venue. Do you already have your own space, or do you need to hire somewhere? You’ll need more than just a dance studio, think breakout areas, toilets, and somewhere for meals or snacks.Team
Who’s running the camp with you? Make sure your team has a good mix of skills, ballet, street, and choreography, as well as the general day-to-day running of the camp.Activities & Structure
What’s on the agenda? Will there be a theme, an end-of-camp performance, or guest choreographers? Are you introducing new styles or working on technique?Age Groups
What ages is your camp for? Will you split into age bands or run a mixed-age format?Spaces
How many dancers can you realistically (and safely) take?
Quick Fire: What To Organize
Location
Venue. Do you already have your own space, or do you need to hire somewhere? You’ll need more than just a dance studio, think breakout areas, toilets, and somewhere for meals or snacks.Team
Who’s running the camp with you? Make sure your team has a good mix of skills, ballet, street, and choreography, as well as the general day-to-day running of the camp.Activities & Structure
What’s on the agenda? Will there be a theme, an end-of-camp performance, or guest choreographers? Are you introducing new styles or working on technique?Age Groups
What ages is your camp for? Will you split into age bands or run a mixed-age format?Spaces
How many dancers can you realistically (and safely) take?
Quick Fire: What To Organize
Location
Venue. Do you already have your own space, or do you need to hire somewhere? You’ll need more than just a dance studio, think breakout areas, toilets, and somewhere for meals or snacks.Team
Who’s running the camp with you? Make sure your team has a good mix of skills, ballet, street, and choreography, as well as the general day-to-day running of the camp.Activities & Structure
What’s on the agenda? Will there be a theme, an end-of-camp performance, or guest choreographers? Are you introducing new styles or working on technique?Age Groups
What ages is your camp for? Will you split into age bands or run a mixed-age format?Spaces
How many dancers can you realistically (and safely) take?
Get Your Summer Camp Filled
Start by telling your current students all about it. Chat after class, send messages in WhatsApp groups, drop an email, or put up some flyers. Keep mentioning it too, because once a few students sign up, others won’t want to miss out.
Try a referral deal: if a student brings a friend who’s not already part of your studio, the referee gets a discount on their summer camp costs. It’s a great way to spread the word.
Don’t forget to talk to local schools and clubs. They might help you get the word out to families in your area.
And be sure to post about your camp on your website, social media, local community pages, and notice boards. The more places you share, the better!
By doing some of these (or all), you will soon see your summer camp filling up.
Get Your Summer Camp Filled
Start by telling your current students all about it. Chat after class, send messages in WhatsApp groups, drop an email, or put up some flyers. Keep mentioning it too, because once a few students sign up, others won’t want to miss out.
Try a referral deal: if a student brings a friend who’s not already part of your studio, the referee gets a discount on their summer camp costs. It’s a great way to spread the word.
Don’t forget to talk to local schools and clubs. They might help you get the word out to families in your area.
And be sure to post about your camp on your website, social media, local community pages, and notice boards. The more places you share, the better!
By doing some of these (or all), you will soon see your summer camp filling up.
Get Your Summer Camp Filled
Start by telling your current students all about it. Chat after class, send messages in WhatsApp groups, drop an email, or put up some flyers. Keep mentioning it too, because once a few students sign up, others won’t want to miss out.
Try a referral deal: if a student brings a friend who’s not already part of your studio, the referee gets a discount on their summer camp costs. It’s a great way to spread the word.
Don’t forget to talk to local schools and clubs. They might help you get the word out to families in your area.
And be sure to post about your camp on your website, social media, local community pages, and notice boards. The more places you share, the better!
By doing some of these (or all), you will soon see your summer camp filling up.
Get Your Summer Camp Filled
Start by telling your current students all about it. Chat after class, send messages in WhatsApp groups, drop an email, or put up some flyers. Keep mentioning it too, because once a few students sign up, others won’t want to miss out.
Try a referral deal: if a student brings a friend who’s not already part of your studio, the referee gets a discount on their summer camp costs. It’s a great way to spread the word.
Don’t forget to talk to local schools and clubs. They might help you get the word out to families in your area.
And be sure to post about your camp on your website, social media, local community pages, and notice boards. The more places you share, the better!
By doing some of these (or all), you will soon see your summer camp filling up.
Get Your Summer Camp Filled
Start by telling your current students all about it. Chat after class, send messages in WhatsApp groups, drop an email, or put up some flyers. Keep mentioning it too, because once a few students sign up, others won’t want to miss out.
Try a referral deal: if a student brings a friend who’s not already part of your studio, the referee gets a discount on their summer camp costs. It’s a great way to spread the word.
Don’t forget to talk to local schools and clubs. They might help you get the word out to families in your area.
And be sure to post about your camp on your website, social media, local community pages, and notice boards. The more places you share, the better!
By doing some of these (or all), you will soon see your summer camp filling up.
Benefits Of Running A Summer Camp For Your Dance Studio
Running a dance summer camp comes with plenty of benefits for your studio and your students:
Boosts your revenue during the off-season
Keeps current students excited and engaged with dance
Encourages students to step outside their comfort zones and try new styles
Helps students discover new genres they might love, leading to more classes booked
Expands your reach by attracting new families who may join your studio in the new term
Benefits Of Running A Summer Camp For Your Dance Studio
Running a dance summer camp comes with plenty of benefits for your studio and your students:
Boosts your revenue during the off-season
Keeps current students excited and engaged with dance
Encourages students to step outside their comfort zones and try new styles
Helps students discover new genres they might love, leading to more classes booked
Expands your reach by attracting new families who may join your studio in the new term
Benefits Of Running A Summer Camp For Your Dance Studio
Running a dance summer camp comes with plenty of benefits for your studio and your students:
Boosts your revenue during the off-season
Keeps current students excited and engaged with dance
Encourages students to step outside their comfort zones and try new styles
Helps students discover new genres they might love, leading to more classes booked
Expands your reach by attracting new families who may join your studio in the new term
Benefits Of Running A Summer Camp For Your Dance Studio
Running a dance summer camp comes with plenty of benefits for your studio and your students:
Boosts your revenue during the off-season
Keeps current students excited and engaged with dance
Encourages students to step outside their comfort zones and try new styles
Helps students discover new genres they might love, leading to more classes booked
Expands your reach by attracting new families who may join your studio in the new term
Benefits Of Running A Summer Camp For Your Dance Studio
Running a dance summer camp comes with plenty of benefits for your studio and your students:
Boosts your revenue during the off-season
Keeps current students excited and engaged with dance
Encourages students to step outside their comfort zones and try new styles
Helps students discover new genres they might love, leading to more classes booked
Expands your reach by attracting new families who may join your studio in the new term
So, What Are You Waiting For?
Wondering how you’re going to find the time to organise a summer camp?
Did you know that you could save 25 hours a week if you switch to a class management software and system, like Class Manager? Class Manager can help you with the daily running of your dance studio, as well as the general organisation of your summer camp.
Want to find out more? Book a demo with our team today.
So, What Are You Waiting For?
Wondering how you’re going to find the time to organise a summer camp?
Did you know that you could save 25 hours a week if you switch to a class management software and system, like Class Manager? Class Manager can help you with the daily running of your dance studio, as well as the general organisation of your summer camp.
Want to find out more? Book a demo with our team today.
So, What Are You Waiting For?
Wondering how you’re going to find the time to organise a summer camp?
Did you know that you could save 25 hours a week if you switch to a class management software and system, like Class Manager? Class Manager can help you with the daily running of your dance studio, as well as the general organisation of your summer camp.
Want to find out more? Book a demo with our team today.
So, What Are You Waiting For?
Wondering how you’re going to find the time to organise a summer camp?
Did you know that you could save 25 hours a week if you switch to a class management software and system, like Class Manager? Class Manager can help you with the daily running of your dance studio, as well as the general organisation of your summer camp.
Want to find out more? Book a demo with our team today.
So, What Are You Waiting For?
Wondering how you’re going to find the time to organise a summer camp?
Did you know that you could save 25 hours a week if you switch to a class management software and system, like Class Manager? Class Manager can help you with the daily running of your dance studio, as well as the general organisation of your summer camp.
Want to find out more? Book a demo with our team today.
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Planning an event or recital?
Visit our sister company, Stage Stubs
for all your ticketing needs.
Free for studios.
© Class Manager 2025, All Rights Reserved
Email Us
Contact Sales
Planning an event or recital?
Visit our sister company, Stage Stubs
for all your ticketing needs.
Free for studios.
© Class Manager 2025, All Rights Reserved