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When do classes start in 2012?
Classes resumed on Monday
30th January.
Check out the Important Dates
page for our terms & other important dates.
Do I need to put my name
down on a list?
You don't need to, just come
along & try a class. Classes are normally limited to 20 students & are
not full at the beginning of the year. If you'd feel more comfortable
putting your name down on a list, please complete an Enrolment Form &
mail or fax it to us. We'll put your name down & send you a confirmation
via email or SMS.
What should be worn to a
trial class?
Please don't buy any
dancewear until you've tried the class. To try the class, just wear
clothing that is comfortable to move in.
For Tippy Toes;
Dress-ups are great. We're used to seeing fairies & even
superheroes.
For Ballet & Contemporary;
T-shirt & leggings or tracksuits with barefeet.
For Jazz;
T-shirt & leggings or tracksuits with sneakers.
If you're happy with the class & wish to continue, then please purchase
the appropriate uniform.
Tippy Toes Uniform
Ballet Uniform
Jazz Uniform
Can parents watch the classes?
You are absolutely welcome to watch the first lesson that
your child attends. For Tippy Toes classes, this is normally a necessity
to ensure that child & parent are both comfortable! For subsequent
lessons, parents won't be in the room. This is not to be unkind to
parents, it's because the students focus better without having parents &
siblings in the room.
For Tippy Toes classes, it sometimes takes two or even three lessons
with the parent in the room before the child is comfortable. Over the
years, we've become skilled at keeping child & parent happy when joining
our classes.
Can I deduct the trial class from the term
fees?
No, while many schools insist that you pay for a term's fees
to try out a class, we want you to be able to try a class without
committing to paying a whole term. We hope that your dancer will be
happy with the class & will want to continue. But if they don't wish to
continue, you haven't wasted a whole term's fees & you don't even have
to pay for that class. If you do decide to continue, that first class
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