Seventy-five students from a performing arts school have qualified to represent England at the Dance World Cup.

The students from Dawson School of Performing Arts in Welling will compete at the event in Burgos, Spain, in July.

The Dance World Cup is one of the largest and most competitive dance events in the world.

The students from Dawson School of Performing Arts have proven their excellence in various categories, including ballet, jazz, and lyrical.

(Image: Dance School Dawsons School of Performing Arts) The dancers triumphed over numerous competitors, showcasing their skills and determination to secure a spot on the national team.

They have been guided by Elin Dawson, the school's principal.

The students have worked tirelessly to reach this milestone with 18 routines through.

(Image: Dance School Dawsons School of Performing Arts)

This achievement is a testament to the students' hard work, passion, and commitment to their craft, as well as the support they receive from their DSPA teachers, families, and the local community.

In order to ensure that these talented students can attend the Dance World Cup and represent England on the international stage, Dawson School of Performing Arts has launched a fundraising campaign.

The funds will be used to cover travel, accommodation, costumes, and other necessary expenses for the dancers.

To help support these aspiring young performers, the school has set up a GoFundMe page.

Elin Dawson, principal of Dawson School of Performing Arts, said: "We are incredibly proud of our students’ achievement in qualifying for the Dance World Cup.

"Their dedication has been truly inspiring, and now we need the support of our community to help them get there.

"Every donation, no matter how small, will make a difference and bring us one step closer to sending these amazing dancers to Spain."

Dawson School of Performing Arts continues to be a hub for cultivating young talent, and this achievement further solidifies the school's reputation as a leading institution for performing arts education in south east London.

To support the students, visit the school’s GoFundMe page.