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Missed the NEWs on our home page? Don't worry, previous info is listed below so you don't miss a thing!
Update (2011-05-11) -
Ticket & Merchandise Sales info is
available on
SDCCS 2011 website. SDCCS technical people are still working on
the online purchasing so the ability to make a purchase is not yet ready.
But, the information about what will be available including prices &
pictures is there to take a look. PLEASE NOTE that the merchandise
is being sold online only. Pictures & size charts are provided. There
will be no onsite sales of merchandise.
Update (March 11, 2011) -- Please be advised that the registration for the SDCCS 2011 will go live on March 15th at 1 pm EDT. This is a change from the original published time.
Update
(March 11, 2011) - Registration for Choreography will be May 2nd at 1
pm EDT.
Update
(March 11, 2011) - Beginner, Novice & Intermediate dancers will dance
a Trophy Fling on Wednesday during the National Competition. Please
see rule #50 for more information
Did you know? This Award is open to REGISTERED PREMIER dancers ONLY. All applicants must perform the Tribute to James L McKenzie dance at a Provincial competition (competition to be designated by the Provincial ScotDance Canada Affiliate). The award money (up to $1000) to be used for furthering highland dance commitment (Examples: Attending a workshop(s), travelling to a competition(s), highland dance instruction, new dance outfit(s), etc).
Where will you have the opportunity to perform this dance in the Maritimes? Sackville, NB - February 26, 2011 Halifax, NS - March 27, 2011
Download the James L McKenzie Application Form here
Deadline is April 15 and you dance must have been performed at one of the designated competition. Scan and e-mail application form and letter of recommendation in *.pdf (Adobe) format to: Jennifer Stephenson at jennifer.stephenson@mcgill.ca
Dancers, Parents, Teachers and Competition Organizers please note the following SOBHD rule change effective January 1, 2011:
1. In respect of the Beginner category, their card will be stamped at every competition where they win a first, second or third prize in ANY of the Highland dances: Highland Fling, Sword Dance, Sean Triubhas, Reel, or Special or Trophy Fling;
2. In respect of the Novice category, their card will be stamped at every competition where they win a first, second or third prize in any dance.
What does this mean? It means that a Beginner dancer will not have their card stamped for a first, second or third place win in the Flora or Lilt. If they also have a top three placing in one of the above Highland dances, then they will get a stamp, but if their only top three win was one of the National dances, then they will not receive a stamp on their card.
There is no change to Primary, Novice. Intermediate or Premier.
To see the update, click here.
See the Registration Page for all information, documentations and forms.
See the Registration Page for all information, documentations and forms.
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PEI congratulates Sandra Bald Jones who was awarded the prestigious
2010 Atholl Clasp. Peter Archibald presented Mrs. Jones with The
Atholl Clasp.