You & Me (18 months - 3 years)
Enjoy this first dance class together. This program provides the opportunity for parent and tot to develop a joy of movement and dance together. Students develop gross motor skills and explore dance in a creative and encouraging environment. Structured activities are balanced with the opportunity for free dance play and movement exploration.
Pre-School Dance (3-4 years)
Our pre-school program introduces students to the joy of dance through creative movement exploration and an introduction to the fundamentals of dance. Taught by our pre-school specialists, this program is sure to foster the love of dance in your child!
Primary Program (5-7 years)
PRIMARY 1 & 2 (5-6 years)
Our primary 1 & 2 programs develop foundations in ballet, modern and creative dance.
PRIMARY 3 (7 years)
The primary 3 program (formerly called 1C) provides the opportunity for dancers to select from different dance styles including ballet, modern and jazz. It is strongly encouraged for dancers to take a minimum of 2 weekly classes at this level.
Junior Program (8-11 years)
The junior program allows students to choose from different dance styles including ballet, modern and jazz An increased emphasis is placed on technique development within these growing years inspiring our young dancers to achieve their maximum potential Dancers in the junior levels are encouraged to take a minimum of 2 weekly dance classes.
Intermediate School (12-13 years)
The opportunity is given to continue the development of creative and technical abilities. Students can select from ballet, pointe, modern dance and jazz. Ballet programs in the Intermediate School are twice per week and students must attend both classes. Students in the senior school have the opportunity to develop technical abilities in composition classes.
Senior School (minimum age 14 years)
Advanced technical training is offered by our senior program faculty who are specially trained to teach the highest levels of technique. Our ballet program continues to follow the RAD syllabus with a balance of free work and syllabus material.