IDTA Ballet classes for boys & girls aged 2+/Fun, friendly, professional classes

By GDND Academy
May 21, 2018 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 21, 2018

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Posted May 21, 2018

GDND ACADEMY CLASSES - THE GOOSE GREEN CENTRE, East Dulwich Road, SE22 9AT

Tuesdays

*NEW* Toddler toes Ballet 2yrs-3yrs

2.25-3.00pm

(Starting Sept 2018 - please contact us to put your child's name down for a free taster)

Twinkly toes prep Ballet 3.5-5yrs

4.00-4.40pm

Primary Ballet 6yrs +

4.45-5.30pm

Following the IDTA syllabus, our classes are fun, friendly, and professional, all staff DBS checked.

We aim to encourage a child's creativity, posture, confidence and self esteem.

Learning the art of Ballet is also great for strength, flexibility and co-ordination.

Children take part in local community shows/performances as well as taking examinations when and if they are ready.

If you would like to book a FREE TASTER class please contact us:

[email protected]

07904 424 504

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