What's on the platform
Engaging Dance Fitness For Schools
Welcome to FitKidsMotion - a video platform that offers entertaining dance fitness to UK primary schools. We provide lively, children friendly content that encourages children to move and enjoy physical activity. In addition to our engaging video library, schools can now schedule in person FitKidMotion sessions with our knowledgeable instructor to bring the excitement directly into the classroom. FitKidsMotion gives teachers the tools they need to easily lead engaging physical education lessons, whether it's through teacher led follow along lessons, brain break films videos, or live sessions that can be scheduled straight to your school. Come along with us as we encourage activity, improve welfare, and create a lively, enjoyable environment in every classroom.
(M.S 2025)
FitKidsMotion offers resources tailored for primary school settings, making dance fitness accessible and fun for every child and teacher.
Our services
(J Bergeron 2022)
Brain break videos
Gain quick access to our brain break videos which are perfect for wet play, PE lessons, or a quick energy boost designed to get children moving, smiling, and re energised in minutes.
(D Thompson, 2024)
Tutorial follow along videos
Access our tutorial videos which are designed for teachers to lead dance fitness sessions, with step by step guidance.
(H Benson 2023)
Lesson Plans + Scheme of Work
Ready to use lesson plans to guide your students through our dance videos, with clear instructions, activity ideas, and tips to make every session active, engaging, and confidence boosting.
(A Maven 2019)
In person bookings
Book in person dance fitness sessions for your school, led by experienced instructors who deliver engaging, age appropriate activities that support participation, enjoyment, and wellbeing.
Contact
Berkshire
Opening Hours
Mon - Fri: 9am - 3pm
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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"Our children have really enjoyed the sessions, they have engaged well and have been asking to do more sessions. It was great to see them engage in dance as they don’t usually get involved when we teach it."
Lee-Anne Roche