Never danced before
Starts from zero in a group matched by age and level. Nobody is left chasing the rest.
01Program
Open enrolment
Foundation
Foundation
Dance Program
The program almost everyone starts with. This is where the base is built — coordination, strength, flexibility and technique, the things nothing else works without. No audition needed; a trial class is enough.
- Age6–9 (Junior) and 10–14 (Senior)
- EntryNo audition, starts with a trial class
- StylesContemporary, jazz technique, technical work
- ExperienceNot required — beginners welcome
- StartSeptember 2026, first intake
02Who it is for
Who this program is for
Three very different children arrive at Foundation for the same reason: everyone needs the base put in properly.
Has danced, wants more
Has studio or club experience but no system. Here technique is laid out level by level.
Preparing for the professional program
Did not pass the audition, or is not ready yet — builds up and tries again in six months.
Experience is optional. Regularity matters more: technique is built by repetition, not by talent.
Book a trial class03What develops
What a child builds over a season
Coordination and body control
A child starts to know where their arms, legs and centre are — and to control them deliberately.
Flexibility and strength
Stretching and strengthening go together: flexibility without strength invites injury, strength without flexibility goes nowhere.
Turns and jumps
Technical work: spotting, axis, landing. Broken down slowly, not «copy what I do».
Musicality
Hearing the beat and the phrase, and landing on them with the body rather than counting aloud.
Stamina
Holding a full class without fading after twenty minutes. That is a separate skill, and it is trained.
Discipline
Arriving on time, working at full effort, finishing what was started. It carries well beyond the studio.
Posture
The change parents notice first — a child stands and walks differently by the end of the year.
Confidence
Grows from performing, and from managing today what was impossible yesterday.
04Groups
Two age groups
Children of different ages work at different speeds and loads. So Foundation is split, and level is taken into account inside each group too.
Junior
Ages 6–9
More play and more variety, shorter blocks. Technique comes in portions so attention lasts the whole class.
Senior
Ages 10–14
Full technical work, longer combinations, real demands on clean execution. Closer to the professional format.
Next
Move to Professional
Students showing strong progress move into the professional program, on a teacher's recommendation and an audition.
What to bring to the first class
- Fitted clothing: a top or leotard and leggings
- Hair tied back
- Socks or ballet flats — no shoes needed
- Water
How the group is chosen
After the trial class the teacher says which group will be both manageable and interesting. Age is only the first filter — level decides.
05Practical
Timetable, kit, fees
The exact days depend on the group, and the group depends on your child's level. So we send the timetable and the price list after the trial class, along with a recommendation — that way you compare real options rather than a range.
- FrequencySeveral times a week, set by group
- KitA top or leotard, leggings, hair tied back, socks or ballet flats
- FeesOn request — depends on the number of classes a week
- Make-upsIn a parallel group of a suitable level when there is space
- StageShowcases through the year — all groups take part
06Apply
Book a trial class
Fill in the form — it collects everything into one message and opens WhatsApp. We reply the same day with a trial slot, the right group and the fees.