Lochgelly dance school takes to the stage to mark 25th birthday

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A LOCHGELLY dance school enjoyed spectacular silver celebrations this week as it marked its 25th birthday.

Zodiac School of Dance held its annual show on Friday and Saturday and the celebrations continued on Sunday when it was named Competitive School of the Year at the prestigious Scottish Dance Awards.

The award recognises outstanding performance, dedication, and success in competitive dance across Scotland.

The win came in the same weekend of a special show put on by Zodiac performers to mark the milestone.

Zodiac School of Dance putting on a show in the Lochgelly Centre.Zodiac School of Dance putting on a show in the Lochgelly Centre. (Image: David Wardle) Founder and principal Stacey Gunn said: “This award means the world to us. It’s a reflection of the hard work and passion our dancers bring every day, and the amazing support we receive from our teaching team and families. To win this in our 25th year makes it all the more special.”

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Over the years, Zodiac has built a reputation for excellence, producing confident, expressive dancers and winning countless awards at regional and national level.

Stacey said the school has become a second home to many, creating a nurturing and inspiring environment for children, teens, and now adults too with the launch of a brand-new adult class this term.

The celebratory annual show included an array of former and current pupils who came together to mark the special anniversary.

Zodiac School of Dance putting on a show in the Lochgelly Centre.Zodiac School of Dance putting on a show in the Lochgelly Centre. (Image: David Wardle) "It was fantastic and a real celebration," added Stacey. "The opening of the show was probably the highlight for me. I had my eldest generation of my students start it.

"It ended with the future and had the littlest ones so from the eldest generation right through to the future."

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