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Royal Scottish Country Dance Society

RSCDS Impact Report 2025/26

The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society's Impact Report 2025/26 covers a year of renewal for its worldwide dance community: 1,200+ members at RSCDS events, 31 scholarships and bursaries worth GBP 17,742, 13,700+ young people reached through World Cup Day of Dance, and a new brand, website and membership system.

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The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society promotes and preserves Scottish country dancing worldwide through branches, teaching qualifications, events, scholarships and education.

Key Metrics

Event attendance 1,200+ members attended RSCDS events during the year.
Non-member subscribers 4,000 non-member subscribers follow the Society's news and activity.
Scholarships awarded GBP 17,742 was awarded across 31 scholarships and bursaries for dancers and musicians.
Young people reached 13,700+ young people were reached through World Cup Day of Dance.
Website savings The new platform is expected to save GBP 20,000 a year in website maintenance costs.

Key Outcomes

  • Over 110 branch reps and volunteers were trained, with 41 branches completing training.
  • A new brand, website, membership system and five-year strategic plan were introduced.

Geography

International

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