Pembrokeshire’s VIP Class Acts represent Wales at Dance World Cup Finals in Spain

 
A group of talented young dancers from VIP Class Acts, a Honeyborough Neyland-based dance school, are currently flying the Welsh flag at the prestigious Dance World Cup finals in Burgos, Spain.
 
The team, made up of girls aged just four through to 18, have worked tirelessly over the past several months, dedicating countless hours to training and preparation for this world-class event.
 

A real community effort

 
Their journey to the international stage has been a true community effort. The dancers, along with their families and supporters, have organised and participated in numerous fundraising events to help cover the costs of travel and participation.
 
The overwhelming generosity from local sponsors has also played a crucial role in making this dream a reality.
 
Georgia Picton, Natalie Picton  and Hannah Thomas, speaking on behalf of VIP Class Acts, expressed heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed: “We want to thank every sponsor who has made this possible. Your generosity is unbelievable and we cannot thank you enough for supporting our girls’ dreams.”
 

A real beacon of dance talent

 
Since its establishment in 2020, VIP Class Acts has quickly become a beacon of talent and pride for Honeyborough and the wider Pembrokeshire area.
 
The dancers have represented not only their school but also their parents, grandparents, and the whole community with impeccable conduct and dedication.
 
Their participation at the Dance World Cup is a testament to their hard work and the unwavering support from their families and sponsors.
 
“We are proud, we are warriors, and we are fighters,” said the school’s leadership. “Thank you for making our dreams come true and for helping us put Pembrokeshire—and Wales—on the map once again.”
 
This remarkable achievement for such a young dance school is a shining example of what can be accomplished with passion, teamwork, and community spirit.