Childrens Disco
So, what's included....
little tots and pre-teens disco show ideal for 5-12 year olds.best disco "King and Queen" competition (looking for the best dancers), winners announced at the end of the party and presented with an "Offical" party trophy.games (prizes supplied by client) include Musical Bumps/Statues/Chairs & even Simon Says (for the younger ones).all the old favourite line dance routines including: * YMCA * 5-6-7-8 * CHA CHA SLID * THE MACARENA * I AM THE MUSIC MAN * THE GREASE MEGAMIX * OPS UPSIDE YOUR HEAD * SATURDAY NIGHT * THE CONGA * COTTON EYED JOE * THE LOCOMOTION * THE CHEEKY SONG * THE KETCHUP SONG * THE LIMBO SUPERMAN * Plus anything else that will keep the party rocking.Bubble MachineSmoke MachineParty LightsGlow Sticks/Braclets12 years experienceDj with 12 years experience and CRB checked (as school governor)
All of the above can be amended to suit “Teenage Revellers” (13 – 17 yrs old) and if games are a definite "NO NO", there’s plenty of R&B with a mixture of party favourites , and some slow songs too!
The all-important Party Bags are available for boys and girls and can be supplied from £2.00 a head, each identified with the children's names.
Children’s parties can be a real headache, we know that. Let us make your party unique and stress free, please contact us so we can take on the work while you RELAX.
10 Handy Hints for a Successful Party
- Use our wealth of experience to help YOU.
Our booking fee includes Upto 100 FREE Glowsticks which are distributed by the D.J during the party!.
1. Book well in advance to avoid disappointment
2. Timing: We can usually help recommend a good time for your party.
For the younger children (4-7 years) lunchtime parties are the best 12-2pm (most of the children
have been up since six and are often too tired in the late afternoon).
The older children are fine with the lunchtime spots as well as 3-5pm. If they are aged 10 and above
the evening spot 6.30pm or later works well as it makes them feel grown up.
3. Name Badges - are an excellent idea, younger children feel very comfortable if the entertainer
knows their name and is a aid for the entertainer too.
4. Food: If you are providing food, have an organised break-time. We can suggest a suitable time.
Leaving the children to help themselves often disrupts the others and can disorganise the whole
structure of the party.
5. Birthday Cake: Organise prior to the party whether you wish for the children to eat the birthday cake
at the party or take some home in the party bags. Let the entertainer know what you have decided so
they can organise the party around this.
6. Prizes: Don’t worry about providing prizes for the competitions. We will usually provide prizes
(if arranged and within your budget). If you are inviting more then 20 children and wish for
them all to receive a prize, we would recommend you buy extra sweets to cover the total
number of children. The DJ can give these out for you if you require.
7. Be Accessible: The DJ is there to entertain and not to take sole responsibility of the children. We
recommend that you have at least 1 adult per ten children available if they are little. This is to
accompany them to the toilet, do up shoe laces, put hair bands back on etc; you would be amazed
how many children ask the DJ to do this when they are dancing.
8. Older children should also be supervised to ensure the party runs smoothly.
9. Relax: Don’t worry too much about your little ‘angels’. We will keep them amused. Have a glass of
wine with your friends and enjoy the party. If a lot of parents stay at the party try to stay in an adjacent
room, as parents watching can sometimes distract children.
10. RELAX AND ENJOY THE PARTY!!!
