Pre-Ballet (Ages 2 ½ - 4)

The classes are based on appropriate developmental skills, to introduce young children to balletic dance, music, free movement and mime. All aspects of movement are explored leading towards the development of balance, coordination, musicality, creative expression, self awareness and imagination.

 

 providing a sound foundation for the transition to classical ballet training.

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Pre-Primary to Grade 8 (Ages 4+)

Nine levels that are carefully created  and developed by age and previous training. Each level builds to the next. The syllabus is specially designed to train children in classical ballet and develop in them good posture and poise, grace, coordination, musicality and performance.

 It further constructs mental and physical discipline as well as developing a knowledge of and feeling for music.

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Free movement and character dance are incorporated into the ballet syllabus from grades 1- 8 to further develop expression, style, rhythm and broaden their knowledge and skills in ballet.

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All students are also given the opportunity to enter for Royal Academy of Dance Examinations

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Pointe after graded lesson (Ages 12+) 

When the dancers are considered to have a good and strong underpinning/foundation of ballet technique, strength and control, they are offered the opportunity to do pointe work (this is usually around the age of  12).

The lessons are adapted and developed according to the students' strength and ability. It also prepares and constructs the foundation needed for the pointe work for the vocational syllabus and professional training.

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Vocational -Intermediate Foundation to Advanced 2 (Ages 13+)

Continuing the training from the Graded syllabus, these five levels are carefully constructed to reinforce the foundations from the graded syllabus. The vocational syllabus gradually develops into more intricate enchaînements building up to semi-professional levels and opening doors to the dance world and industry. 

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On top of  continuously developing their ballet technique and sense of musicality and performance, girls also study pointe work which progressively become more technical and virtuous through the levels.

Boys emphasise developing further the prowess of batteries and grands allegros and more.

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All students are also given the opportunity to enter for Royal Academy of Dance Examinations

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Adults

Let's not keep all the fun to the children! Beginners to advanced levels in ballet. The classes are adapted to your abilities and what you would like to focus on. You may also learn variations from ballet (adapted if needed) and may enter for higher grades (grades 6 to 8) examinations if you wish to.

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Seniors

The lessons are adapted to every individual's abilities with a focus on posture, gait, stability and balance, to keep fit and help strengthen and support the body in daily routines and activities.

Learn dances and variations and why not, also dance to songs that marked and reminds you of your childhood?

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