Vote now for Fraser Coast’s best dance teacher 2023
From ballet to hip hop, tap to jazz and everything in-between, the Fraser Coast is home to dedicated and talented group of dance teachers. Vote in the poll to help decide who will be crowned the best of them all:
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From those with two left feet to professional performers, an inspirational dance teacher can be the person to improve your skills and help you realise your dancing dreams.
With more than 100 responses to a callout for nominations on the Fraser Coast Chronicle Facebook page, it is clear that the region is home to many talented teachers who inspire their students every day.
Now, the nominations have been compiled in a short-list of finalists for readers to decide who is their favourite and the region's best teacher.
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The finalists include:
Delica Woodman – Fraser Coast Cheer and Dance
Bridget Wendland – Maryborough SHS Dance Academy
Caitlyn Wieland – Maryborough SHS Dance Academy
Fiona Mijas – Hervey Bay Dance School
Candice Wilmshurst – The League Studios
Jessica Pennell – Hervey Bay Dance School
Nadene Dresens – Little Tutu Dancers & Dresens Ballet School
Tina Sparks – Sparks Dance Centre
Toni Robinson – Toni Robinson’s dance school
Desiree McGann – La Danza Studio
Jonathon Heeley – Hervey Bay Dance School
Kaitlin Foley – Kaitlin‘s Aerial & Dance Academy
Becca Mae – The League Studios
Brad Wilmshurst -The League Studios
Marshall Rowles – The League Studios
Chandi Marsden – The League Studios
Iset Storoy – The League Studios
Becca Sutton – The League Studios
Aria Duncan – The League Studios
Karen Comber – Fraser Coast Calisthenics
Tegan Symes – Flame Studios Hervey Bay
Chandi Marsden – The League Studios
Congratulations to everyone and good luck in the voting.
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