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Circo Para Todos (ìCircus for Allî), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.
  • A student performs acrobatics on the aerial hoop during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student trains for the high-wire acrobatics act during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students train and exercise during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs hand balancing acrobatics during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs an acrobatic jump (double salto backward) during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students perform hand balancing acrobatics during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student warms up before the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs acrobatics on the aerial hoop during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Personal lockers of the students are seen in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs acrobatics on the aerial hoop during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs hand balancing acrobatics before the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A painted artwork, depicting a vagabond clown, appears on the wall close to the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs hand balancing acrobatics during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students perform theatre acrobatics during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs hand balancing acrobatics during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs a center split during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs acrobatics on the aerial hoop during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students train and exercise during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs on a monocycle during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs an acrobatic jump during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 29 May 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs an acrobatic jump (double salto backward) during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student warms up before the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A student performs acrobatics on the aerial hoop during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students train and exercise during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 2 June 2012. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • A sculpture of a seahorse is seen in the garden of the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 28 June 2014. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students are seen during a muscular exercise in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 28 June 2014. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students perform in pair a gymnastics act during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 28 June 2014. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students eat lunch in an open-air dinner of the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 28 June 2014. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students perform acrobatics and gymnastics during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 28 June 2014. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students carry equipment before the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 28 June 2014. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students train flexibility during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 28 June 2014. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.

  • Students perform in pair an acrobatics act during the lessons in the circus school Circo para Todos in Cali, Colombia, 28 June 2014. Circo Para Todos (“Circus for All”), founded by Felicity Simpson, a former British circus performer, is the first professional circus school in the world specifically dedicated to disfavoured kids and talented street children. Students are trained in a range of circus art skills including acrobatics, balancing, juggling, stilt walking or unicyling. After finishing the four-year course, graduates may find jobs in circuses in the world or in the cruise ships.