with a $2,500 cheque to support her participation in the World Ballet Crown National Finals in Sydney. Photo supplied.
Ella Rose will head to Sydney to compete amongst Australia’s best young ballet dancers after qualifying for the prestigious World Ballet Crown National Finals, a significant
achievement that reflects her dedication, talent, and countless hours of training.
Casino RSM Club have shown their support for the talented local dancer with sponsorship funding of $2,500 to assist her journey to the compete.
The sponsorship will help offset travel and participation costs associated with attending
the National Finals, allowing Ella to focus on pursuing her dream of a professional
dance career.
John Walker, RSM Group CEO said the Club was pleased to support Ella who has demonstrated exceptional commitment in her chosen field. ‘Supporting our community is at the heart of what we do at Casino RSM Club. We are always proud to be able to assist local people, whether that’s through sporting, cultural, educational or personal development opportunities,’ said Mr Walker.
‘Ella’s dedication and passion for dance is truly inspiring. We wish her every success on
this exciting journey to compete on the national stage.’
Ella’s mother, Amanda Rose, said the sponsorship would make a significant difference
to the family’s ability to support Ella’s participation in the competition. ‘We are incredibly grateful for the generosity of John Walker and Casino RSM Club,’ Mrs Rose said.
‘This support will make a huge difference in helping Ella attend the National Finals and
continue pursuing her goal of dancing professionally. We cannot thank the Club enough
for believing in her and helping make this opportunity possible.’
The World Ballet Crown National Finals attracts some of the country’s most promising
young dancers, providing a platform for emerging talent to showcase their abilities in
front of industry professionals and adjudicators.
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