Classes
Classes, timetable & fees
Ballet, jazz, hip hop, contemporary, tap and musical theatre for ages 3 to adult, with clear term fees and a trial class first.
Dance styles
A class for every kind of dancer
Children start with play and rhythm, then move on to the styles they love. Teens and adults can start from scratch or return after years away.
Ballet
Posture, musicality and clean technique, from playful first steps to graded work at the barre.
Jazz
High-energy routines with kicks, turns and leaps, set to music students know and love.
Hip hop
Grooves, footwork and freestyle in a relaxed class where confidence grows week by week.
Contemporary
Floor work, flow and expression, building on ballet with more freedom to move.
Tap
Rhythm you can hear: shuffles, time steps and fun routines that train timing and coordination.
Musical theatre
Dance, a little singing and stagecraft, learning numbers from well-known shows.
Tiny dancers
Music, movement and imagination for ages 3 to 4, with a grown-up close by for the first weeks.
Adult classes
Beginner and returner classes in ballet, tap and contemporary. No experience or audience needed.
Timetable
Your week at the studio
Sample timetable for this term. Children’s classes last 45 minutes, teen and adult classes an hour.
Age groups:
Tiny dancers 3–4 Juniors 5–7 Kids 8–12 Teens 13–17 Adults 18+
Fees & terms
Simple fees, clear terms
Example prices. Fees are paid per term, and we confirm the right class and level after the trial.
Terms in brief
Three terms a year 12 weeks a term Pay per term or monthly Sibling discount Free class swaps
- Half a term’s notice to leave a class
- Missed classes can be made up in a similar class
- Cards, bank transfer and payment plans
Your first class
From first steps to first plié
1
Book a trial
Pick a class from the timetable that suits the age and level, then book online or call the studio.
2
Arrive and settle in
Come ten minutes early in comfortable clothes. The teacher says hello and shows you around.
3
Dance the class
Join in at your own pace. Parents can wait in the waiting area or watch the last few minutes.
4
Choose and enrol
The teacher suggests the right class and level. Enrol for the term only when you are ready.
FAQ
Good to know before class
Still have a question? Call or email the studio and we will be happy to help.
What age can my child start?
Tiny dancers starts at age 3. From 5, children join a class for their age group and move up as they grow in confidence. Teens and adults can start at any level, including complete beginners.
What should we wear to a trial class?
Comfortable clothes that are easy to move in, socks or bare feet, and long hair tied back. Please leave jewellery at home. No uniform or special shoes are needed for a trial.
Is there a uniform?
Yes, a simple one: a leotard or school T-shirt in the colour for each class, plus the right shoes. We help you choose sizes, and second-hand items are often available.
Which dance shoes do we need?
Ballet shoes for ballet, tap shoes for tap and clean indoor trainers for hip hop. Jazz and contemporary are danced in jazz shoes or bare feet. Buy them after the trial, once you know which class suits.
Can parents watch the class?
Dancers focus best without an audience, so parents wait in the waiting area. Once a term, during watch week, families are invited into the studio to see the class.
How do you keep children safe?
We follow a written safeguarding and child protection policy, have a named safeguarding lead, and only hand children over to adults you have named. Ask us for a copy of the policy at any time.
What if we miss a class or want to stop?
Missed classes can usually be made up in a similar class that term. To leave, please give half a term’s notice so we can offer the place to someone on the waiting list.
Come and try a class
Book a trial class online, or call and we will help you choose the right style, age group and day.