Born in the 70’s in the Bronx, New York, Hip Hop dance is a dynamic way to build strength, co-ordination and groove. Exploring the variation of dance moves help students develop creative thinking and improves mental focus.

NAC-AEP Approved:
Mini Hoppers (AEP0118933)
Hippie Hop! (AEP0119465)

This new new dance style is popularized by K-Pop groups that uses catchy dance moves to complement their popular music. K-Pop dance helps develop musicality and stamina.

NAC-AEP Approved:
Groove To The Street! Kpop Dance (AEP0119461)

Be exposed to an array of dance techniques while emphasising on polyrhythm and improvisation. Jazz dance improves physicality by focusing on extensions and mobility.

NAC-AEP Approved
Jazz Do It! (AEP0119469)

A powerful imaginative tool to help students explore dance, form a positive image of themselves and build healthy self-identities. There is no definite right or wrong in creative movement, which makes it a safe environment for exploration.

This is a great dance style to develop cultural awareness in children as it encompasses cross-culture elements that are expressed through the form of dance. This encourages students to form cultural identities and work in teams.

This simple and engaging dance style is perfect for absolute beginners. It fuses dance and the tambourine to help students develop a sense of rhythm, spatial perception and the ability to multi-task.

Ballet is one of the oldest form of dancing. It instils discipline and perseverance in individuals. Ballet techniques help improve coordination, body awareness, develop kinesthetic abilities and flexibility. There are also aspects of this dance form that encourages creative thinking and social skills.