Our private one-to-one sessions have been created for students that need individual intensive support,  and that are potentially unable to attend the classes on our timetable.

We organise workshops with practitioners that specialise in specific styles within street dance to help educate and push our students ability and knowledge.

Skye Jones has been part of our dance family for four years and is one of our dedicated teaching assistants. She plays an active role in supporting many of our classes and regularly volunteers at our holiday camps, helping to nurture and inspire younger dancers.

As a valued member of our elite team, Skye has competed in numerous competitions across the Midlands. Among her achievements, she secured 1st place at Audacity 2024 Winter Edition and 2nd place at BDO 2025 with our Elite Teens group.

Skye is currently studying Performing Arts at Worcester College and plans to continue her journey in dance at university, with the goal of building a fulfilling career in the performing arts industry.

Thom has been dancing for five years and is an important part of the Oddstepperz team. Alongside assisting in classes, he also helps behind the scenes with admin and event support for our showcases and holiday clubs.

A committed member of our Elite Teens group, Thom has helped secure multiple trophies at competitions across the Midlands. His individual achievements include 1st place in Solo Intermediate at both the Audacity Winter Edition and Audacity Championships 2024, as well as 3rd place in Solo at BDO 2025.

With a passion for acting, singing, and dancing, Thom is set to continue his performing arts journey into higher education, with ambitions of building a future in the creative industries.

Beginner classes range from ages 5 to 8, our main focus is educating our students on the basics and fundamentals on each of the styles while introducing them to the music that relates to them, at the same time guiding and helping them gain confidence to work towards performing at our showcase and other local events we take part in.

Saturdays 12:30 -1:30 / 2:00-3:00

Intermediate classes range from ages 8-10, these sessions work on developing each individual’s technique and flava, and at the same time introducing them to the fundamentals of freestyling in each of the styles we offer, as well as also focusing on learning choreography as a group which they perform and take part in our yearly Showcase and local events.

Saturdays 1:30-2:30 / 3:00-4:00

Teen classes range from ages 11-17, we separate our girls and boys teen classes as we know from experience that girls tend to work better with other girls and the same for boys. We also run ours boys only sessions to encourage more boys to dance to help break the stigma surrounding this topic. Our teen sessions are a lot more advanced and go more in depth with the history behind the styles we offer, as well as helping broaden their own creativity by introducing our students to concepts within each of the styles we offer, and learning to incorporate them into freestyling and dances they will later perform at our showcases and local events.

Teen boys 4:00-5:00

Teen girls 2:30-3:30 / 4:00-5:00

Larik is widely recognised as an inspiring individual and an exceptional dance instructor, known for his passion and dedication to the art of Breaking. With over eight years of teaching experience, Larik’s dance journey began at the age of nine in Kyiv, Ukraine. From the very start, breakdance became more than just a hobby — it was his culture, his sport, and his creative outlet, and it remains so to this day.

For Larik, Breaking is a unique blend of athleticism, artistry, and freedom of expression. He approaches the dance with a thoughtful, analytical mindset, combining the physical and creative aspects in a way that challenges both the body and the mind. As an active competitor within the breaking community, he brings first-hand experience and insight to his students.

With a dry sense of humour and a touch of irony, Larik encourages his students to think independently, nurturing their creativity and helping them move beyond the limits of pre-set moves and patterns. His background in photography and philosophy influences his distinctive teaching style, inspiring dancers to approach movement as a form of storytelling and self-expression that extends far beyond the dance floor.

Tabitha has been a valued member of the Oddstepperz family since 2020, bringing with her a lifelong passion for dance. Starting at just two years old, her early training included ballet, bellydance, and flamenco. After moving to the UK, she joined Step by Step, where she expanded her skills to include tap, modern, acro, lyrical, and pointe, participating in exams, shows, and competitions along the way.

As she entered high school, Irish dance became a significant part of her dance story, building her endurance and technique through both choreography and competitions. In college, Tabitha discovered a new interest in pole dance, which further developed her strength and body control.

From 2013, she danced with Dancefest, where she deepened her understanding of contemporary dance and storytelling. Dancefest provided her with a range of performing opportunities across Worcester and Tenbury Wells, and it was through this connection that Tabitha first discovered Oddstepperz in 2020.

Having always been drawn to bellydance and body isolations, she quickly developed a fascination with popping. After meeting The Jester, her love for hip hop, popping, and locking took root, and she’s since become a dedicated dancer and an integral part of our team. Tabitha regularly takes part in performances, community events, and serves as a lead member of our summer camps.

As of 2025, Tabitha has achieved her Level 1 Gymnastics Coaching Qualification and Safeguarding Certification with Momentum Gymnastics. She continues to grow her skills through a variety of workshops — from hip hop and heels to bellydance — and is committed to exploring new styles and opportunities to further her journey within the world of dance.