The technique of classical ballet is learned and perfected in a highly-structured daily regime of classroom work delivered by experienced professionals.
Ballet classes are integrated into the academic timetable so that students are given the opportunity to succeed academically whilst training in classical ballet.
Students learn the formalised movements and positions of the arms, feet, and body designed to enable the dancer to move with the greatest possible agility, control, speed, lightness, and grace.
Character dance is a specific subdivision of classical dance. It is the stylised representation of a traditional folk or national dance.
Classes develop the imagination and creative response in each dancer, and an understanding of the choreographic process.
Classes involve exercises that target the whole body, using lots of different muscles to strengthen, shape, and tone.
Students need to learn specific character roles, this is a facet of theatre and drama in ballet and dance.
With a highly selective admissions and audition process, students on the course are surrounded by peers who share the same dreams and ambitions. Pairing this with caring and nurturing directors is a perfect recipe for students to thrive and grow together.
Operating directly within a private secondary school with boarding facilities allows our students to not only maximise their training and studio time, but also to ensure they remained focused on their traditional studies.
Focused on academic excellence, our students not only thrive in a curriculum filled with dance but are also educated within a facility that encourages growth and success. All our ballet students take advantage of a full education curriculum within the specialised Moorland Private School campus.
Enjoyment is of prime importance for a young child wishing to become a dancer, these classes provide an ideal opportunity for pupils to build their technique within their own natural capabilities whilst allowing them to develop their own creativity.