Susan is the founder & owner of Jam Street School of Dance. Susan started her training relatively late at the age of 9 and immediately fell in love with the art. Continuing her training she attended the Lillian McNeill school of dance for a 3 year performers dance course before delving into the world of professional dance. Securing contracts with the Pavilion Theatre before traveling abroad with Royal Caribbean Productions and Belinda King, Susan worked extensively within the theatre & Tv sectors before opening the school in 1996. With her passion always leaning towards teaching, she has been committed to passing on all her knowledge to students and inspiring those who wish to follow their dreams. Quote " I am incredibly proud of the school and it's progression over the years, it is a wonderful feeling and great sense of achievement to see so many ex students performing, teaching and working within the industry. We are always progressing at Jam Street with the introduction of new classes, styles and techniques. We are focussed on the enjoyment of learning and encourage each individual to reach their own potential. Anything is possible if you dream big enough"!

Lizzie has been part of Jam Street since she was seven years old,  attending various classes, venues and assisting in some of the classes which she loved 

She then went to West College Scotland for three years graduating with an A in HND Dance

Freshly out of college Lizzie was given the opportunity to teach at Jam Street School of Dance and now takes a huge range of classes over all Jam Streets different branches. Lizzie has now taken on even more responsibility as joint owner of the school which is the perfect full circle. Lizzie has loved seeing the school grow since the start of her new position and describes this as her dream job with a dream team of teachers and amazing students alike. 

As well as teaching she has other credits such as Edinburgh Fringe Festival, CBBC Taking The Next Step, Young Scot Awards and Scottish Sports Awards

 Lizzie is over the moon to be part of such an amazing school and excited to see what the future holds for all the fabulously talented pupils

Lizzie’s most used quote is ‘one more time’ and it’s never just one more time!!

Emma Gardiner has been dancing since the age of 3, training extensively within the gymnastic field and many different styles at Jam Street School of Dance. Some of her best memories come from taking part and performing in several different shows throughout the year. Emma is trained in a variety of styles such as ballet, hip hop, lyrical and tap. Emma gained her associate teaching certificate in 2022 and has enjoyed all aspects of coaching within the school.
Currently, her favourite styles of dance are tap and hip hop. Quote "I love teaching a variety of styles to children of all ages, but the little ones especially make me laugh!"

Amanda Caldwell started dance classes at Jam Street School of Dance at the age of 3, studying tap and jazz. By the age of 5, she began to add more to her repertoire with styles such as; ballet, hip hop, and lyrical. Throughout the years she has performed regularly in numerous shows as well as dancing professionaly at events and trade shows. Amanda began her professional training at Dance Studio Scotland when she was 18 & successfully gained an A in HND dance. From there she moved to Edinburgh to continue her training at MGA Academy to study BA (Hons) Dance where she achieved an incredible 2:1 degree! Since then she has enjoyed teaching at Jam Street, using her diverse & extensive knowledge to coach in all styles and for all ages from young children to adults. Quote; "Jam Street has been my dance family for years and I absolutely love working here and teaching dance"

Francesca has been dancing since the tender age of 2. movement and rhythm has always been an integral part of her life.

Francesca studied dance at Glasgow Clyde College, where she honed her skills and deepened her love for this art form. ''My heart lies in teaching children. There’s something magical about nurturing their creativity, confidence, and love for dance.''

''I believe that dance is not just about steps; it’s about expression, joy, and connecting with our inner selves.''

Francesca started teaching for Jam Street School of Dance in 2023 and it has become her second home.  ''Teaching children is pure joy. Their giggles, their boundless energy—it’s contagious! The little ones make me laugh. Their honesty, their quirky dance moves—they remind me why I love what I do''.​​​

 Jessica Wilson started dance classes as a young child and her life quickly started  to revolve around dance.

Jessica has a special gift for teaching and easily demonstrates that there’s something magical about teaching children. Their boundless energy and curiosity light up the studio. She nurtures their creativity, helping them find their rhythm and confidence.

 Jessica also teaches her own adult classes at Jam Street Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or a newbie, she's  here to guide you. Jess loves breaking a sweat and finds so much joy in movement.

Jess loves all types of dance but her favourite style is commercial -the fusion of rhythm, attitude, and self-expression brings out her inner sass!.​ ''Whether you’re a tiny tapper or a senior, Jam Street School of Dance is where dreams can turn into reality''.

Keira's journey in dance began at the age of 3 with Jam Street, where her passion for the art form quickly blossomed and has continued to thrive over the years. She further honed her craft through professional training at Dance Studio Scotland, earning an A in her HND in Dance. Keira then advanced her education at The MGA Academy of Performing Arts, where she successfully graduated with a BA Honours degree in Dance.
With a deep-rooted passion for teaching, Keira has always aspired to share her knowledge and love for dance with others. She feels privileged to guide and inspire students, watching them grow into accomplished dancers. As she puts it, "I love seeing all of the kids progress into such amazing dancers. Jam Street is my family, and I’m incredibly proud to be part of such a talented and supportive team."
Keira's commitment to her students and Jam Street is a testament to her dedication to both her craft and her role as a teacher.

Kirsten is a professional aerialist and coach with over five years of experience in the art of aerial performance. Passionate about movement and creative expression, she helps others build strength, confidence, and artistry For the past two years, she has been proud to be part of Jamstreet, where she mentors coaches on their journey to becoming qualified aerial instructors.

Beth has been dancing since the early age of 3.  It has always been a passion and desire for her to perform.
She attended Jam Street School of Dance since it came to Stewarton - 19 years ago.  With Susan as a teacher her passion was allowed to grow and evolve into a future career.  She attended Dance Studio Scotland for 3 years gaining her HND Dance Artists qualification.  Then, continuing to MGA in Edinburgh where she gained a BA Honours Degree in Dance for commercial performance.
Choreographing has always been a love for Beth and teaching children.  She has been teaching with Jam Street one and off since she left for college.
Quote “I have always meant to do this , I do it for the children and the joy it brings them”
Beth worked at Disneyland Paris as a character and parade performer before returning to Scotland.  Now, she is singing and dancing throughout the UK, Ireland and some of Europe in a Taylor Swift Theatre Show called Taylor Fever . 
The advanced girls say Beth’s most said line is
“Can you turn or can your socks turn?”