"Aloha" GG Belles Guildford/Greystanes Physie hold two dress up nights each year to raise money for a chosen charity.Girls donate a gold coin to dress up and we give out a prize for the best dressed. This event was "Hawaiian" and the turn out was spectacular. With grass skirts and flowers everywhere, the girls enjoyed dancing and practicing their routines in their Hawaiian costumes. Splits and square kneels soon became a problem but was laughed off with lots of with lots of w

Ainsley is 9 years old and this year she joined the BJP team to dance at the Royal Easter Show. Here is the first timers recount of the experience. On my way to the first practice I felt excited and kind of scared. When I saw Phoebe waiting for me I felt less scared. Phoebe and I went inside and I was surprised that the place was so big and there were a lot of girls. When I was learning the routines it was fun but also tiring. I felt happy and excited because I was going to p

Did you see the D'Angola family in the newspaper? In late February the Parramatta Advertiser interviewed the D'Angola family. They were asked questions about the benefits of Physie for the family. There is no doubt that physie is a family affair for the D'Angola girls. Sofia in the 7 years and Gabriella in the 6 years began physie as tiny tots. Their mother, Melissa returned to physie after a long break from the sport and we feel very fortunate that she chose to continue her

Over the past weeks most of the Guildford-Greystanes 2015 national girls performed in our local community. They began with a double performance at Pemulwuy Market Place and came together once more to dance at the Holroyd festival last Friday night. Emma (8 years old) said that dancing in front of our community was 'so much easier than dancing at the nationals'. Little does she know that her performnce at the 2015 nationals held at Homebush has prepared her for experiences suc

This Friday night at 5pm most of our 2015 national girls will be dancing on centre stage at the Holroyd Family festival at 6pm. There will be lots on offer on the night and we would love the extra support. The girls got together 2 weeks ago for two and half hours and learned the routine. We wish them lots of luck on Friday night. Western Sydney's premier twilight event, the Holroyd Family Festival will be held on Friday 4 March 2016 between 5:30pm and 9:30pm at the picturesq