Stars in their eyes
YOUNG dancers were in awe when they came face-to-face with celebrity dancers from BBC s Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday. Camilla Dallerup and Ian Waite were special guests at a gala evening run by the Stephanie Prior School of Dancing at Greneway School
YOUNG dancers were in awe when they came face-to-face with celebrity dancers from BBC's Strictly Come Dancing on Saturday.
Camilla Dallerup and Ian Waite were special guests at a gala evening run by the Stephanie Prior School of Dancing at Greneway School, Royston.
Camilla and Ian performed a Latin American showcase and presented students with awards following the school's recent dancing examinations.
School principal Tara Prior said: "It was absolutely amazing and out of this world. They exceeded my expectations.
"The way they were with the children was fantastic.
"The children were in awe of them. They were
Most Read
- 1 Trial begins for killer accused of murdering wife
- 2 Women trapped in vehicle after A10 crash
- 3 8,000 homes plan criticised over ‘hidden green belt destruction’
- 4 Supermarkets issue urgent product recall after salmonella found in products
- 5 'Simply amazing' - dad's life saved by air ambulance after mystery seizure
- 6 Time-lapse video: Nightingale surge hub build at Lister Hospital
- 7 Two North Herts councillors sent council tax summons
- 8 EastEnders' Adam Woodyatt and Laurie Brett reunited on stage in Looking Good Dead at Cambridge Arts Theatre
- 9 Aldi chocolate and yoghurts containing metal among recent recalled products
- 10 Fire crews tackle M11 car blaze
stunning."
The last dance Camilla and Ian performed was the rumba.
Camilla said how the dance had happy and sad connotations, and she dedicated the dance to Tara's mum, Stephanie, who died in April last year.
"It was very emotional," said Tara. "From the word go I clicked with Camilla and she treated me like her friend.
"They said they had never been anywhere where they were so at home. They said I have a fabulous dancing school and wonderful children."
In the summer, Tara will be having dancing lessons with Camilla and Ian.
She said: "I will definitely invite them back to Royston. I know they will come because they had such a good time."
In terms of raising money, Tara said they did not raise that much.
"Camilla and Ian were expensive, but some times you have to lose a bit in the first instance to do well in the future," she said.
