Tiny ToesNurture your childs natural love of movement in our gently structured and relaxed parent and child creative dance class. Using ribbons, hoops, balls, parachutes and other interesting props you and your child can explore the world around us through music and movement. Our 45 minute sessions provide babies and young children the opportunity to socialise and further develop co-ordination and rhythm in a stimulating and fun environment. |
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Pre-SchoolThese classes are suitable for children aged from approximately 3-5 years. Children are introduced to basic dance skills such as marching, skipping, hopping and galloping through movement and imaginative mime. Props used in class help develop children’s musicality and performance. Our pre-school dance classes are enjoyable and fun, offering children an ideal introduction into the world of dance. |
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BalletA good basic training in ballet will enable dancers an easier transition into other dance disciplines. Correct posture and turnout are taught and developed throughout each pupils training. |
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PointeEvery ballet dancer aspires to learn pointe, the classic image of ballet. Grade 4 and 5 pre-pointe students will progress to pointe once they have shown a good understanding of basic ballet technique, proper body placement and strength to support full extension of the foot. Pointe students will learn correct technique, strengthening exercises and classical ballet choreography. |
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Pre-Vocational Ballet ClassBallet training for students preparing for vocational dance training. This class is designed for talented and committed young dance students who show a passion for dance. Focusing on strengthening and developing classical technique, supporting students’ individual needs and providing insight into dance training at a vocational level this class is sure to nurture and encourage promising dancers. |
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Vocational GradesFocusing on advanced technique, students preparing for vocational examinations are offered a more in depth study of dance as they begin their professional training. |
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TapProbably one of the most rhythmic forms of dance and should be performed with a theatrical sense of style and performance. |
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JazzSenior Jazz |
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StreetdanceStreetdance refers to dance styles which have evolved outside of dance studios – mainly in open spaces such as streets or parks. Streetdance is very social in nature encouraging interaction between dancers and their audience. Streetdance classes at the dance school allow pupils to express their musicality and creativity while helping their confidence grow. |
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AcrobaticsAcrobatics is often associated with circus and gymnastics. It is the performance of feats |