Classes are available from 18 months old.

Never! There’s no age limit here — whether you or your child is a complete beginner or returning after time away, there’s a place for them or you.

Some classes do have limited spaces. Get in touch and we can let you know what’s available for your child’s age and interest.

No uniform is needed for a trial — when you book, you’ll be advised on the most suitable thing for your child to wear.

Wherever possible, children are encouraged to come into class independently – little ones often settle faster and feel more confident without a parent in the room. If your child does need a little extra reassurance and needs you to come in for the first fews weeks until they are comfortable then that is absolutely fine.

Yes – there are a small number of seats outside the studio. There’s also a coffee shop just down the road if you’d like to head out during a longer session.

Unfortunately the studio isn’t able to accommodate extra children during classes, but older siblings are welcome to wait in the waiting area with you.

Absolutely. There are children with a wide range of needs across the school, and your child is very welcome. Just let the team know about your child’s requirements ahead of their first class so teaching can be adapted to suit them from the start.

Your child will be assessed during their trial class and placed in the grade that best matches their current level – no guesswork, just the right fit.

All classes are uniformed, and the correct uniform becomes important when your child begins working towards grades. That said, there’s no pressure to have everything in place before you start — you’re welcome to join in casual wear initially. Worth knowing though: most children love wearing the same as their classmates and tend to ask for it sooner than you’d expect!

Classes do not run during school holidays.

Dates can vary slightly from the standard school calendar, so always check your invoice and timetable to confirm exact dates.

Block dates can be found here

A large show is held every two years, involving the whole school from reception age upwards. Watching weeks are at each teacher’s discretion and typically fall in the final lesson of each block — a lovely chance to see how far your child has come.

Day-to-day classes are for the children – keeping the studio space clear helps them focus and get the most out of every session. Watching weeks and the biennial show are your opportunities to see them shine.