#moveituk

Relativity School prides itself on being able to provide students with unique opportunities in their education here. Just last week during spring break, a delegation of students, Emma Grosjean, Leah Grosjean, Drew Hoffman, Julia Lotz, Cassidy Marchini, and Noemi Salazar, traveled to the UK to partner with Weston College on a video shoot and a performance at Move It UK, the largest dance festival in Europe. 

First up was the video shoot in Bristol shoot, which you can see above was shot in an amazing train yard. After this it was non-stop rehearsal to prepare for the Move It performance. Not only did the performance go well, but our collaboration with Weston College was featured on the dallies of the festival, a big deal for any of the performances! You can view the full performance here.

Despite having to be up early and adjusting to the time difference, our students were well prepared and took every chance to soak in this unique opportunity. Noemi Salazar had nothing but glowing things to say. “It was such a great experience getting to know dancers from a different country and finding our similarities. I couldn't believe I was actually in the UK, (first timer), and it was interesting to have collaborated with a college that has some of the same features that Relativity does!”

Not just a chance to improve professionally, this trip offered our students a chance to strengthen their bonds. Leah Grosjean remarks that this trip helped her become even closer to her friends. “I don't think there was one day where we weren't enjoying each other's company and where we were in that moment. Being in a beautiful place like London really made me appreciate the friends and family I'm blessed to be surrounded by.”

We’re so proud of our students for being their generally awesome selves and making the most of this international opportunity.