Classes for pre-school

A young child in a light blue ballet dress, holding yellow and purple scarves, looking down with one foot pointed.

Toddlers

Ages 2.5 to 4

Pre-Primary

Ages 4 to 5.5

Our ballet classes nurture cognitive and psychomotor development while inspiring young children through movement, music, and storytelling. Rooted in the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) syllabus, we add a creative twist with nursery rhymes, original songs, and engaging props. Children explore ballet fundamentals while following imaginative story trails that develop their musicality, coordination, and creativity. Our rich playlist blends classical music with global children's rhymes, nurturing both dance and musical awareness. Discover more about our approach in Teaching Pre-School Ballet by Lydie Schrepfer.

Uniform: Lilac Ballet Dress, Pink cardigan, Ballet sock and shoes.

When you first attend: Parents are invited to watch their child’s first class, but your presence in class may be a disruption to the rest of the class. So once your child is settled in, we invite you to stay in the waiting area where dance magazines and books are at your disposal. Thank you for your understanding.

A young boy and girl in ballet attire, practicing together, with the girl in a blue dress extending her leg forward.

Primary

Ages 5 to 7

Our Primary ballet class nurtures self-discipline, self-expression, and teamwork while enhancing coordination, posture, strength, and flexibility. Rooted in the Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) syllabus, our classes remain imaginative, blending classical technique with encouragement and creativity. Children develop listening skills, learn to follow instructions, and grow both individually and as part of a group. We also cultivate musicality with a rich playlist of classical and global music, fostering a deep appreciation for artistry and movement in a supportive environment.

Uniform: Lilac Ballet Dress, Pink cardigan, Ballet sock and shoes.

When you first attend: Parents are invited to watch their child’s first class, but your presence in class may be a disruption to the rest of the class. So once your child is settled in, we invite you to stay in the waiting area where dance magazines and books are at your disposal. Thank you for your understanding.