Ages 2+

Through adult classes

6 Styles

Ballet to hip hop

$21

Per dance class

Recreational Track

Our Recreational classes are for everyone. They're for students who want to try a few different styles, in an upbeat class with experienced teachers.

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Ages 2–6
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Tell us a little about your dancer and we'll put them in the right room for their age and experience. Someone from the studio will get back to you.

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Sign a waiver, come dance, see how it feels

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We match the class to your dancer, not just their age

Ages 2 through adult, every style we teach

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Register straight into the session. We'll take your details first so the office can help if anything gets stuck.

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Dance as one of many interests

These classes are intended for students who have many interests, dance being an important one. Class is a healthy outlet for energy, and dancers usually leave with new friends alongside the technique.


We strongly recommend pairing Ballet with all other dance forms in the Recreational levels. This permits dancers to have a stronger body and be able to progress year to year appropriately.

Where the track ends

Recreational class levels go up to Level 2B in Jazz and Level 3 in Ballet. If interested in participating in Academy classes, dancers must join the Academy Track, which requires a minimum of 3 classes per week — 2 ballet and 1 elective.

Automatic re-enrollment

Students are automatically pre-registered to continue into the next session in their same day and time. It is the parent's responsibility to notify the studio if the student will not continue.

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How to choose the right level

SNAP's levels have been meticulously crafted to progress students appropriately, without pushing them to execute steps before they are ready.

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Level 1

A fun introduction to the movement and style.

1B

Level 1B

Second year. Refining, strengthening, adding to choreography and creating more complicated enchaînements.

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Level 2

New material builds on Level 1 and 1B steps. Dancers must execute all prior material before moving up.

2B

Level 2B

Fourth year of a discipline, around age 9–10. The final recreational level prior to Teen or Academy classes.