*Seriously important facts incoming*
☑️ Kids who participate in structured movement programs show improved concentration, memory, and pattern recognition.
☑️ Dance is shown to improve balance, overall strength, cardiovascular health, flexibility, and kinetic awareness.
☑️ Dance class staples like respect, discipline, and teamwork are reflected at school and support a sense of routine and independence.
☑️ Studies show that dance is an excellent source for stimulating cognitive development in young brains.
…Need we say more?
With benefits like that, it’s no wonder families turn to dance as a preferred extracurricular.
Highland dance can set your child up with skills that last a lifetime.
Introducing:
The next step in your child’s dance program for ages 7+ to support your child’s confidence and personal growth
At two 60-minute classes each week, dancers are learning new things, improving their technique, and advancing through a structured syllabus.
Each dancer leaves class with specific corrections and goals, ensuring individualized attention and measurable progress. Parents can access detailed notes through our Portal, helping them stay informed about what their dancer is learning and what they can improve on.
Dancers can participate in competitions, performances, exams, leadership programs, and community events to explore their interests and grow their skills.
Dancers can work towards completing a set number of at-home practice hours to join the coveted "Practice Crew", which encourages self-discipline and independent hard work. Then, classes build their teamwork and accountability as they work together to log practice hours on a board and win a class party.
Each and every dancer’s path is tailored to their personal goals and progress, ensuring their unique needs are met and celebrated.
Jump into a Flinging Friends class today for $110/month
*pro-rated tuition for late registrations
(Psst! Sure, it’s “just a dance class” but don’t be fooled. This is so much more than two hours each week. Over the year, your dancer will make friends their age, find opportunities they’re excited about, and gain confidence through structured curriculum. The best part? These skills (and memories) go way beyond the studio and into everyday life)
Your dancer has completed the Bouncing Bonnies curriculum, or already knows the Fling, Sword, Seann Triubhas, Lilt, and Flora.
You want your child to have a supportive community where they can make friends.
You want your child to find an environment where they can reach their full potential without overwhelming pressure on competition.
You’re seeking qualified dance professionals who care about your dancer’s growth.
You value clear communication and want to stay informed about your dancer’s progress and opportunities open to them.
You want your child to stay motivated while also learning sportsmanship and camaraderie, not just winning at any cost.
