Children's Classical Ballet Classes (6 to 8 years)

General Objective of the Level

This level is designed to strengthen and consolidate classical technique, building upon a previous foundation, while respecting the children's physical and emotional development.

The goal is to develop advanced motor skills, body awareness, and musicality, deepening a solid technical training while maintaining the joy of movement as a core focus.

Technical Development

Initial Body Work

Students refine basic arm and foot positions, correct posture, body control, and coordination.

Balance, movements, flexibility, and strength are developed through structured exercises suitable for their age and stage of development.

Musicality and Rhythm

Music is a central tool for learning. Students work on recognizing rhythms, accents, and dynamics, promoting conscious body response and active listening.

Annual Curriculum

Content is organized in quarterly objectives, prioritizing the learning process over results. Classes combine technique and creativity with a methodology that fosters self-esteem, positive discipline, and individual expression.

Students continue their training working under the principles of the Vaganova technique, adapted to their age and level.

Stage Practice and Experiences

End of Year Performance

At the end of the year, students participate in a tailored stage performance, sharing what they have learned with their families. This experience strengthens their confidence and stage presence.

Complementary Activities

Throughout the year, open classes and special workshops are held to encourage active participation and connection with the artistic environment.

Course Access

Prior experience is not essential but highly recommended. All applicants must attend a mandatory trial class to assess their level and assign them to the appropriate group.

Teaching Staff

Our teaching team consists of professionals specialized in classical dance and children's pedagogy, trained in the Vaganova methodology, and committed to the artistic and personal development of each student.