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m' Competition, and a 'Dance with a stranger' Competition. Both held on the evening of Saturday 2nd August 2008. To take part in the ProAm competition it will be necessary to be at the venue at 1830 on the Saturday evening.
See below for further details

MODERN JIVE & WEST COAST SWING FREESTYLE, WORKSHOPS & COMPETITION SATURDAY 2ND AUGUST 2008
including the all new
**PROAM JIVE DIVISION **
NORTHWICH MEMORIAL HALL, CHESTER WAY, NORTHWICH CW9 5QJ
UK

SOCIAL COUPLES DIVISION - chose one or more dances from West Coast Swing, Cha Cha, Night Club & Two Step and perform with your regular partner///.

SOCIAL PROAM DIVISION - chose one or more dances from West Coast Swing, Cha Cha, Night Club & 2Step and dance with your teacher/pro. Only the student is scored
(For those interested in dancing with Siobhan, James or Steve please email///

PROAM JIVE DIVISION - perform with your teacher/pro. Only the student is scored (Newcomer/Novice or Intermediate/Advanced divisions apply)
(For those interested in dancing with Siobhan, James or Steve please email dance@headliner.plus.com for further details)///

The Saturday evening social will include modern jive & west coast swing dance with a stranger fun competition together with cabaret performances.

Non Competitor Evening Only Pass £10.00///Non Competitor Full Day Pass £15.00////
Non Competitor Full Weekend Pass £35.00///Social Competitor Full Day Pass (Inc Competition Fees)£25.00///Social Competitor Full Weekend Pass (Inc Competition Fees) £55.00///
This prestigious event is expected to sell-out so reserve your tickets now:

Online : www.headliners.org.uk
Email : dance@headliner.plus.com

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hunger

sweating

drowsiness

pallor/gloomy

glazed eyes

shaking

mood changes/lack of concentration

How to treat hypoglycaemia Fast acting sugar should be given immediately. This will raise the blood glucose level. It is most important that you do not send a child who is hypo unaccompanied to get sugary food. Always make sure that they are accompanied.

Examples of fast acting sugars are:

Lucozade

Sugary drink, eg Coke, Fanta (not diet drinks)

Mini chocolate bar

Fresh fruit juice

Glucose tablets

Honey or jam