do childrens dance classes have to be ofsted registered

[sexypoledancer]

Does anybody know if my DD dance teacher has to be ofsted inspected. The dance classes runs for three hours once a week with summer camps in half term.

Pretty certain no.

no - but they should be accredited by ISTD or equivalent

Thank you

No, but the teacher should be qualified with a dance organisation. The biggest ones are RAD, ISTD, IDTA, BBO, but there are others.

They should also, as a matter of course, be CRB checked etc.

who would CRB check the owner of a dancing school?
who would be the umbrella body
as proprietors cannot check themselves
(have looked into this re DH)

Have heard if you care for a child for more than 2 hours a week you should be ofsted registered. Surely this should apply to a dance teacher or do some people get special consideration. Doesnt make sense

link please

I work for a tennis club that offers coaching, we are all, including the owner crb checked, however we do not have to be ofsted registered, something to do with only offering one sport and because it is not actually childcare. I would imagine dancing is much the same.

This of Ofsted website

You do not have to register with us in the following cases:

If you provide care where a child does not stay with you for more than two hours a day, even if your childcare service is open for longer than two hours. 

So if dance class is on for three hours does this mean they have to register

The summer school would need to be ofsted registered, the weekly classes usually don't.

Depending on what they provide in the summer school it won't need to be registered
Below is from their exclusion list
If (excluding childminders) you provide no more than two activities from the following list.
 School study support or homework support
 Sport
 Performing arts
 Arts and crafts
 Religious, cultural or language study