All Nations Dance on Teach.Dance
All Nations set routines on Teach.Dance
All Nations Dance runs ballroom, Latin and classical competitions for solo dancers of every age and ability. Teach.Dance hosts the official All Nations set routines, so you can learn each routine and teach it in the classes you already run.
How it works
Who does what
All Nations Dance runs the competitions and takes entries from dance schools. Teach.Dance hosts the set routine courses on our website and app.
All Nations Dance
Creates the set routines and chooses the music, runs the competitions, and takes entries, deposits and wristband payments from dance schools.
Teach.Dance
Hosts the official All Nations set routine courses on the Teach.Dance website and app. That’s all we do: we don’t sell or give out access.
Getting access
All Nations Dance handles all access to the set routine courses. To get access, contact All Nations Dance, not Teach.Dance.
About All Nations Dance
All Nations brings ballroom, Latin and classical together as one modern style. Dancers compete solo, so nobody needs a partner, to set routines and modern music, in categories by age and ability.
It was set up by Jackie and Jess, the mother and daughter team who also founded Teach.Dance, to take away some of the barriers around these styles. Set routines go out to schools 3 to 4 months before each event, with video breakdowns to teach from, and there’s a new set of routines every six months.
The courses
All Nations set routine courses
Each course holds the official set routines for one part of the All Nations season. All Nations Dance gives schools access.
All Nations 2026 Part 2
The official set routines for All Nations competitions, 2026 Part 2: Latin, ballroom and classical solos.
All Nations 2026 Part 1
The official set routines for All Nations competitions, 2026 Part 1.
All Nations 2025 Part 2
The official set routines for All Nations competitions, 2025 Part 2: Latin, ballroom and classical solos.
All Nations 2025 Part 1
The official set routines for All Nations competitions, 2025 Part 1.
There’s also an All Nations Latin course, starting with the samba basic movement.
Getting help
Who to contact
All Nations Dance looks after the competitions, the routines and access to the courses. Teach.Dance looks after the website, the app and your login.
Contact All Nations Dance about
- Getting started and entering an event
- Access to the set routine courses
- Set routines, music and categories
- Deposits, wristbands and payments
Email [email protected]. For entries, or an urgent safeguarding concern at an event, email [email protected].
Contact Teach.Dance about
- Logging in and your Teach.Dance account
- Problems playing a course on the website or the app
Email [email protected] and we’ll get back to you.
Questions
Common questions
Can I buy the All Nations routines on Teach.Dance?
No. Teach.Dance hosts the courses, but entries and payments go through All Nations Dance. Get in touch with All Nations to get started.
Can parents or dancers enter directly?
No. All Nations takes entries through dance teachers and dance schools only. Parents and dancers should speak to their dance teacher first.
Do my dancers need a partner?
No. All Nations is a solo format, so every dancer can enter on their own.
How often do the routines change?
All Nations brings out a new set of routines every six months, with new choreography and new music.
How do I get access to the courses?
Through All Nations Dance. All Nations handles all access to the set routine courses, and Teach.Dance just hosts them. Email [email protected] to ask about access.
I can't log in. Who do I ask?
Teach.Dance. Email [email protected] with the email address you use to log in and we’ll help. If you can log in but can’t see a course yet, please ask All Nations Dance.
Bring All Nations into your classes
Get in touch with All Nations Dance to enter an event, or log in to Teach.Dance to find your routines.
