This class is classically based for one session a week and jazz based on the other and takes the format of one 30 minute lesson (during the week) in which children are encouraged to perform on their own (with parents observing if necessary).

The class includes the Tinies’ most popular music & songs. Children develop co-ordination, gross motor skills & rhythm and have tremendous fun in the process!

This takes the format of 3x15 minute lessons of Tap, Jazz & Ballet (ie. 45 mins once a week) and initiates the basic elements required in each discipline.

Emphasis is on creativity, musicality, self confidence and FUN!

Pure classical technique is taught via the internationally renown Royal Academy of Dance syllabus.

It forms the whole basis of dance and develops poise, posture, musicality and sound technique.

Jazz technique and routines to the latest music are taught in both a casual or more competitive atmosphere.

If you’ve got rhythm and want to try something fun – then this style of dance is the option for you!

Both the B.A.L. and Glen Wood tap syllabi are used and annual exams in this discipline are held for selected students.

A funky, street-type style of dance taught by the male teaching staff, using really “Hip” music!

Students learn and develop their ability to jump and turn. Classes focus on basic turning i.e. Chaines, Single turns - spotting and jumping - pikes, jetes, etc to developing skills that progress towards the more advanced fouette and Russian leaps.

Students are taught performance skills, like acting, presenting & projection, using multimedia and vocal range. Productions and Pantomimes are the highlight of this discipline.

Students are coached in either private or group lessons, to develop strong and correct vocal techniques – tone, pitch, projection & control are a few of the many aspects covered in this discipline. Correct microphone technique and remedial/correctional coaching are also available for the more advanced performer.

Students learn both basic and complex gymnastic skills, which culminate annually in our studio production presenting these to popular music.

Student’s studying 2 or more dance genres may express their interest by joining our age group teams.

These students then compete in local Eisteddfods for the first 6 months of each year, after which we have an Eisteddfod concert, displaying all the items that have been performed that year.

This is a great environment for making new friends and building team spirit.

This genre is a mix of classical ballet & jazz, and affords dancers the opportunity to increase their diversity and strength through this moving art form.