Ballet
A ballet class is structured to develop classical ballet technique, grace, strength, and artistic expression. A ballet class not only focuses on physical technique but also instills discipline, artistry, and a love for classical music and dance. It provides a structured environment where dancers can develop strength, flexibility, and expressive skills while nurturing a deep appreciation for the art of ballet.
- Progression: Classes are structured to accommodate different levels of proficiency, from beginners to advanced dancers, with exercises adapted accordingly.​​
Dress Code for ballet
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Leotard (usually black or solid color)
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Tights (preferably pink, white, tan)
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Ballet shoes
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Hair should be neatly secured in a bun to maintain a clean line and prevent distraction during class. (all hair should be back out of the face)
Ballet 1
At the end of Ballet 1, your child should be able to master the following skills;
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1st Position Arabesque
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2nd Position Arabesque
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Ballet Runs
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Ballet Walks
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Bourrée
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Dégagé
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Passé Hold Flat
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Passé Marches on relive
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Piqué
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Sauté
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Sauté Passé
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Second Position Demi Plié ou Relevé
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Tendu & Dégagé (Turned Out)
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3rd Position (with arms)
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Ballet 2
​At the end of Ballet 2, your child should be able to master the following skills;
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Arabesque
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Assemblé
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Assemblé From 1st Position
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Chassé
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Echappé
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Chainé Turns
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Passé Skip
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Bourrée Turn
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Turned Out Tendu & Dégagé à la Seconde
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Passé Hold Relive
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4th Position (with arms)
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5th Position (with arms)
Ballet 3
​At the end of Ballet 3, your child should be able to master the following skills;
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Rond de Jambe
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Port De Bras
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Demi Plié ou Relevé
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Jeté
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Sauté Arabesque
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Sauté (Turned Out)