The aim of Kinderballet™ is to introduce the basics of Classical Ballet through imagination and creative movement.

'Preschool Ballet' is simply ballet aimed at the preschool level. Kinderballet™ is a ballet program developed specifically for children aged between 2 and 5 years, as an introduction to Classical Ballet. The challenge with teaching this age group is to hold their attention while introducing them to basic movement principals.

At Kinderballet™, the children learn Classical ballet steps and develop basic gross motor skills through imagery and story-telling. Our Programs are strongly influenced by current pre-school education trends in teaching through play acknowledging that pre-school children are a highly imaginative age group with pretend play being an important aspect of child development.

We offer Classical Ballet training for all students, whether for fun, exercise or those embarking on a professional career in dance. Ballet provides the foundation for all other dance forms, it is the most demanding & disciplined of all, though the most rewarding. Classically trained dancers can transfer their skills into jazz, contemporary, or any other dance form they might decide to pursue. We follow the Royal Academy of Dance Syllabus & the Russian Vaganova Method.

Lyrical is an expressive free flowing style which is ballet based but has elements of contemporary and jazz. Lyrical is also known as 'modern expressive', and is based around feelings, emotion and interpretation of music.

A class of jazz funk & hip hop moves, muscle isolations, dance combinations, improvisation and games. 

In Musical theatre, students incorporate singing, spoken dialogue, acting and dance. This class is a lot of fun, and students will be learning repertoire from many hit musicals throughout the year. 

Students have the opportunity to take part in duo/trio/group numbers at various local and interstate Eisteddfods, community events or competitions and our end of year concert.

Private tuition is available for excelling students who would like to improve their ability on a one on one basis, or learn solo routines and perform them at local and interstate Eisteddfods.