Special Accomplishments
Sim School of Highland Dance promotes an environment where teachers, dancers, families and friends encourage personal goal setting; give recognition for patience, hard work and perseverance; and celebrate the accomplishments that have resulted from our dancers’ dedication and determination.
A good dancer is not necessarily defined by great technique, skill, or ability to pick up choreography, but by confidence.
When you feel the music, it penetrates to your soul.
Accomplishments in 2019
Bronwyn Turvey
SDTA Scholarships, Seattle3rd Place - Technical Written Paper!
Gillivray Bish
First Novice Stamp!West Virginia, Sept 2019
Beth McCallum
Novice U13 Trophy WinnerWest Virginia, Sept 2019
Genevieve Scott
Bringing home some hardware from her Final Primary Competition, Nov 2019Maxwell Bish
Judges points out of 35 dancers at Commonwealth ChampionshipScotland - Aug 2019
Maxwell Bish
Competing with the best of the best! Cowal 2019Madeline & Erica
Competing with the best of the best! Cowal 2019Scotland Team, 2019
Erica, Genevieve, Maxwell, Bronwyn, Gillivray, Moxie & MadelineBronwyn Turvey & Maxwell Bish
Special Recognitionfrom Zorra Township,
August 2019
Maxwell Bish
Championship Trophy WinnerColonel John MacDonell of Lochgarry Memorial Premier Male High Aggregate Award, Glengarry Highland Games
Beth McCallum
Novice Trophy Winner & High Aggregate NoviceKingsville Highland Games
Leah Fawcett
Runner Up Trophy (Beginner)Kingsville Highland Games
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Accomplishments in 2018
April Samuels
All Ages Premier, Runner-UpThunder Bay, May 2018
Maxwell Bish
Halifax, March 2018Championship - 1st Runner Up
Premiership - 1st Runner Up
April Samuels
Spirit Award for Community Service within Highland DancingWOHDA - TriCities, March 2018
Maxwell Bish
3rd Runner UpOttawa Open Premiership - Feb 2018
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