Two Great Marlow school girls will represent England at the Dance World Cup in Spain later this year.

Sienna Dove and Bonnie Beau Francis-Kelly, both 13-years-old, will compete at the competition in San Sebastian this July after being selected for team England.

The girls had to place 1st-4th in England with a percent of 75% or higher to qualify for team England with the pair scoring an impressive 91%.

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Bonnie Beau said being chosen to represent her country and compete with dancers from 61 other countries was the "best feeling ever".

She continued: "So many emotions and I was just so happy that I would be sharing this amazing experience to represent England at the Dance World Cup with my dance bestie Sienna.

"Dance is a great stress reliever and has taught me never to give up! Perseverance is key.

"In fact, when you have strong emotions it can actually make your dancing even better!

"I feel more confidant and have learned that hard work pays off."

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Sienna Dove said: "When I got the news that me and Bonnie got into Dance World Cup with our duo I had no words I was just so so so happy.

"I would never have thought I would ever get the opportunity to be able to represent England at the Dance World Cup as I have only been competing for one year!

"I am beyond excited to take to the stage with Bonnie at one of the biggest dance events and looking forward to meeting the rest of the England team.

"Dance means everything to me and I am so grateful that I get to share my passion with the rest of the world!

"I am going to train extremely hard in the lead up to be ready to dance my heart out.

"I am so grateful for this opportunity and will be one to remember as I get to be able to go to Spain with my insanely talented dance teacher and extremely talented duo parter Bonnie.

"I love to dance because I can realise any emotions and it’s such a special feeling when I dance!"

The pair train and compete for Marlow dance school Academy One Dance Company owned by professional dancer Becky Petersen.

Fundraising has begun to help towards team England's 2022 kit, costume, travel, accommodation and training.

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Becky said: "I am so so proud of Sienna and Bonnie!

"I had no doubt in my mind they were capable of achieving something as big as this even at age 13.

"They are two of the hardest workers I have ever had the pleasure of teaching and even though they have only been dancing two years their work ethic and talent is shining bright.

"We are so excited to get to work on our number for the Dance World Cup and make it the best it can be.

"We are super grateful for all the support that has been shown so far and for everyone that has donated to the page to help fund this incredible opportunity!"

To donate visit their Just Giving page here.