Your child is stepping into a space where they can safely grow into their confident, strong, and bright self. With each class, you'll see them explore, learn, and embrace their unique qualities at their own pace, in their own way.
In the right environment, dreams—big or small—become more than just possibilities; they become stepping stones toward their future. When your child finds what lights them up, their inner beauty naturally shines, and it's truly a joy to witness that glow of authenticity.
This journey isn’t about trying to fit into someone else’s mould. It’s about discovering, celebrating, and expressing their individuality. When they’re given the tools, time, and inspiration to embrace who they are, you’ll see their true sparkle come alive.
Twirltime classes create a magical space where young dancers, with the guidance of both their carer and dance teacher, explore movement in a safe and engaging environment. Through enchanting storytelling, you’ll watch your little one grow in confidence and independence, celebrating each new skill and tiny milestone along the way.
These classes are a wonderful first step into the world of ballet and dance, filled with giggles, twirls, and moments of shared joy. Active carer participation ensures your dancer feels supported and secure as they blossom into their own unique abilities.
Safety and respect are always priorities: no photos or videos are allowed during class, ensuring everyone feels at ease. Bringing water bottles is encouraged for hydration—just be sure to help little ones sip safely without walking around.
When your child feels ready to attend independently, there are opportunities to continue their dance journey with confidence.
These classes are a wonderful first step into the world of ballet and dance, filled with giggles, twirls, and moments of shared joy. Active carer participation ensures your dancer feels supported and secure as they blossom into their own unique abilities.
Safety and respect are always priorities: no photos or videos are allowed during class, ensuring everyone feels at ease. Bringing water bottles is encouraged for hydration—just be sure to help little ones sip safely without walking around.
When your child feels ready to attend independently, there are opportunities to continue their dance journey with confidence.
Bebe Stars classes focus on building foundational dance skills in a creative and supportive environment, where individuality is celebrated, and your child’s confidence shines. These 60 minute sessions combine imagination, movement, storytelling, and music to help young dancers develop posture, grace, and musicality while having loads of fun.
Term themes keep lessons fresh and exciting, encouraging creativity and self-expression while exploring rhythms, props, and instruments. Classes also help preschoolers with coordination, counting, and working together—all critical milestones in their growth. Students have the opportunity to sit internal exams with Miss Bianca as an examiner
If your child is not quite ready to attend without you, Twirltime classes remain an option for shared participation before transitioning to independent classes.
Term themes keep lessons fresh and exciting, encouraging creativity and self-expression while exploring rhythms, props, and instruments. Classes also help preschoolers with coordination, counting, and working together—all critical milestones in their growth. Students have the opportunity to sit internal exams with Miss Bianca as an examiner
If your child is not quite ready to attend without you, Twirltime classes remain an option for shared participation before transitioning to independent classes.
Children around primary school age begin their journey into a structured dance curriculum, designed to be both fun and developmentally appropriate. At this stage, many families notice their child's passion and skills flourishing.
Techniques and terms like ATOD (Australian Teachers of Dancing) and RAD (Royal Academy of Dance) are gradually introduced in a way that suits young learners. In addition to ballet, your child may explore tap or jazz, along with short performance opportunities in 15-minute Musical Stars classes.
Children at this stage attend classes independently, allowing you the joy of seeing their progress during showcases and performances. Primary dancers also have the opportunity of learning other styles such as Tap & Jazz in their weekly class. Most students are in this class for 2-3 years.
In this level we offer in house exams in September with Miss Bianca as the examiner for 1st year Primary Students and exams with ATOD for 2nd & 3rd year Primary Students.
Techniques and terms like ATOD (Australian Teachers of Dancing) and RAD (Royal Academy of Dance) are gradually introduced in a way that suits young learners. In addition to ballet, your child may explore tap or jazz, along with short performance opportunities in 15-minute Musical Stars classes.
Children at this stage attend classes independently, allowing you the joy of seeing their progress during showcases and performances. Primary dancers also have the opportunity of learning other styles such as Tap & Jazz in their weekly class. Most students are in this class for 2-3 years.
In this level we offer in house exams in September with Miss Bianca as the examiner for 1st year Primary Students and exams with ATOD for 2nd & 3rd year Primary Students.
There are so many exciting developments with our Rising Stars as they start to elevate their understanding and learning.Our Rising Stars stay in this level for a minimum of 4 years with more class options as classes become separated based on dance styles
Some of the most exciting aspects for students in Rising Stars is the transition to the Dusty Rose uniform, the introduction of barre work in ballet class and the invitation to join our A Star Concert
For those seeking an extra challenge we offer Elite classes. These non- performance sessions focus on elevating students knowledge, training and understanding of dance, with the added opportunity to sit dance exams.
Classes are separated more based on style
Our students continue to develop their ballet technique in an age appropriate manner. We combine ATOD (Australian Teachers of Dancing) and RAD (Royal Academy of Dancing) syllabus into our classes. Classes are more formal and are divided into Barre, Centre Practice, Adage and Allegro.
We offer ATOD Ballet exams in May/June and our Spring Gala Performance in October.
Tap and Jazz are combined into one class.
Tap is best described as "musical feet". Tap is a form of dance where dancers use their feet as percussive instruments. Tap Shoes are worn with metal plates on the toe and heel to assist in making the tap sounds. Tap is great for fostering rhythm in dancers. We offer Tap exams and our Spring Gala Performance in October.
Jazz pulls from all dance styles mixing them together to create a high energy style that knows no boundaries. Jazz is most often set to up beat popular songs of the time. Jazz shoes are worn with a leather split sole allowing the dancers foot more freedom to bend and move. Due to the upbeat music, power packed moves and limitless style, it isn’t hard to see why this is the most popular dance style! We offer Jazz exams and our Spring Gala Performance in October.
In this phase of their dance journey, our Shooting Stars continue to refine their technique.A significant milestone awaits our students in this stage – the moment when they are ready to receive their first pair of pointe shoes. The uniform, now mulberry, celebrates their next step in their colour coded journey.
Our shooting stars embrace added responsibilities and newfound freedom. They flourish under the nurturing guidance of their mentors. The bonds of friendship among our students, as well as the connection with our teachers, is strong and adds more depth and dimension to our dancer’s journey.
Our students continue to develop their ballet technique in an age appropriate manner. We combine ATOD (Australian Teachers of Dancing) and RAD (Royal Academy of Dancing) syllabus into our classes. Classes are more formal and are divided into Barre, Centre Practice, Adage and Allegro.
Students also learn National Character as part of their exam experience
We offer ATOD Ballet exams in May/June and our Spring Gala Performance in October.
Tap and Jazz are combined into one class.
Tap is best described as "musical feet". Tap is a form of dance where dancers use their feet as percussive instruments. Tap Shoes are worn with metal plates on the toe and heel to assist in making the tap sounds. Tap is great for fostering rhythm in dancers. We offer Tap exams and our Spring Gala Performance in October.
Jazz pulls from all dance styles mixing them together to create a high energy style that knows no boundaries. Jazz is most often set to up beat popular songs of the time. Jazz shoes are worn with a leather split sole allowing the dancers foot more freedom to bend and move. Due to the upbeat music, power packed moves and limitless style, it isn’t hard to see why this is the most popular dance style! We offer Jazz exams and our Spring Gala Performance in October.
Our Shining Stars are almost at the end of their A Star Dance journey. From curious beginnings, exploratory phases and dedicated development. They’ve faced challenging moments and we’ve celebrated their successes. As they keep on their path of learning and developing, they've reached a point where they feel inspired to give back to the rest of our dance family.
Our Shining Stars, shaped by experience, carry a deep sense of dedication and perseverance. As they continue on their journey, our Shining Stars don't just hit a learning pause — they keep evolving. Now, as mentors, they share their knowledge and passion with our younger dancers.
Our students continue to develop their ballet technique in an age appropriate manner. We combine ATOD (Australian Teachers of Dancing) and RAD (Royal Academy of Dancing) syllabus into our classes. Classes are more formal and are divided into Barre, Centre Practice, Adage and Allegro.
Students also learn National Character as part of their exam experience
We offer ATOD Ballet exams in May/June and our Spring Gala Performance in October.
Tap and Jazz are combined into one class.
Tap is best described as "musical feet". Tap is a form of dance where dancers use their feet as percussive instruments. Tap Shoes are worn with metal plates on the toe and heel to assist in making the tap sounds. Tap is great for fostering rhythm in dancers. We offer Tap exams and our Spring Gala Performance in October.
Jazz pulls from all dance styles mixing them together to create a high energy style that knows no boundaries. Jazz is most often set to up beat popular songs of the time. Jazz shoes are worn with a leather split sole allowing the dancers foot more freedom to bend and move. Due to the upbeat music, power packed moves and limitless style, it isn’t hard to see why this is the most popular dance style! We offer Jazz exams and our Spring Gala Performance in October.