About Aimee-Leigh Irish Dance Academy

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 The Aimee-Leigh Irish Dance Academy was established in October of 2015 by fully qualified teacher (TCRG and ADCRG) and world qualifying Irish Dancer Aimee-Leigh Bill, DBS checked.

Aimee-Leigh started dancing at the age of 4 and retired from competitive Irish Dancing aged 20 to begin her journey into the world of teaching. Aimee-Leigh attended various major competitions, including the World Irish Dance Championships, and placed respectability at the All Scotland, Great Britain's, British National's and Regional Championships. She also regularly placed in the top 5 in feisanna and won local championships.

Aimee-Leigh is now looking forward to the future and wishes to pass on her love and passion of Irish Dance to her students. Aimee-Leigh passed her TCRG examination with Cumann Rince Dea Mheasa, with 1st class honours in May 2016 and received her ADCRG qualification in November 2025. Just 9 months from opening, the school obtained their first ever British National title in July 2016.

Corale started dancing at the age of 5 and retired from competitive Irish dancing in 2018 to begin studying for her teacher’s examination alongside her sister, Aimee-Leigh. She successfully obtained her full TCRG qualification in November 2024.

Corale attended various competitions across the globe, qualifying for six World Championships. In 2015, she joined the Aimee-Leigh Irish Dance Academy to finish her competitive career. While dancing under her sister, Corale placed 2nd and 3rd at the CRDM World Championships, 2nd at the CRDM All Ireland Championships, and was crowned the CRDM Senior Ladies British National Champion for two consecutive years (2017 & 2018).

Corale is a fantastic member of the teaching team and someone the students can truly look up to. She brings first-hand experience of training at the highest level and hopes to pass on positivity, encouragement and a love of Irish dance to all of her students.

Georgia Kehoe joined the Aimee-Leigh Irish Dance Academy in 2016 as a complete beginner and has since grown into an exceptional dancer and inspiring role model within the school. Over the years, Georgia achieved numerous competitive successes, including winning all of her preliminaries, securing championship titles, placing in the Top 10 at the World Irish Dance Championships and finishing in the Top 5 at the All Irelands.

Georgia retired from competitive Irish dancing following her final performance at the 2025 World Championships to begin the next chapter of her dance journey in teaching. Alongside her competitive achievements, Georgia graduated from university with a degree in Dance, bringing a strong foundation of technical knowledge, creativity and a deep understanding of movement and performance to her role.

Georgia is now a valued member of the teaching team and has successfully passed Part One of her TCRG examination in 2025. She continues to inspire the next generation of dancers with her dedication, experience and passion for Irish dance.