Children’s Program

The Children’s Program offers an introduction to the art of dance by promoting the exploration of creativity and expression through movement. This program supports the development and improvement of motor skills and coordination as well as attention and listening skills, as a preparation for continued study of classical ballet.

No previous ballet training is necessary, our Children's Program is based on age, regardless of prior experience. Students must meet the appropriate age requirement by September 1st of the current school year. Enrollment in the Children's Program is ongoing through June. Students may join at any point throughout the school year.

Learn more about the Children's Program from Head of Children's Curriculum, Luciano Aimar, in this video.

Hand in Hand 2: Ages 16-24 Months

Hand in Hand 2 utilizes music and movement structured in a fun routine that helps to improve your toddler’s muscle strengthening, balance and coordination.

Hand in Hand 3: Age 2

Hand in Hand 3 is development to guide children in a playful way to dance, move, jump and run with harmony and grace. All activities are created to improve children's large motor skills, coordination and balance as they discover and explore the world.

Creative Dance 1: Age 3

Creative Dance 1, for children age 3, is designed to develop large and fine motor skills, coordination, and musical awareness while promoting creativity and imagination.

Creative Dance 2: Age 4

Creative Dance 2, for children age 4, helps to further develop coordination and motor and listening skills while promoting natural creativity, musical awareness, and improvisation.

Pre-Ballet 1: Age 5

Pre-Ballet 1, for children age 5, serves as an introduction to the more formal study of classical ballet.

Pre-Ballet 2: Age 6

Pre-ballet 2, for children age 6, offers an expanded introduction to the study classical ballet.

Primary: Age 7

Primary, for children age 7, is the highest level of the Children's Program. Primary is developed to prepare them for entering the Classical Ballet Program the following year.

Youth Modern: Ages 5-7

Youth Modern, for children ages 5-7, introduces students to a different form of dance and is a wonderful compliment to their ballet training.