RECITAL PROGRAM
This recreational dance program is designed for kids interested in learning dance in a recreational way while also getting to participate in our amazing recitals.
This program spans September to June but is divided into two terms to provide financial flexibility. Students registered in the first term (Sept to Jan) are automatically enrolled for the second term (Feb to Jun) unless they choose to opt out in December.
TERM 1
Sep 3, 2024 – Feb 2, 2025
TERM 2
Feb 3, 2025 – Jun 27, 2025
Dance offers numerous benefits, including improved health, flexibility, strength, and coordination. Our year-long program provides a comprehensive dance education, allowing students to master various styles, enhance their physical and mental skills, and build confidence through performance, while fostering artistic growth, social connections, and life skills.
Starting dance in this structured yet flexible way is a wonderful opportunity for children to develop their skills and passion for dance. This approach provides ample time for children to prepare and practice for our Dec and Jun recitals, ensuring they gain confidence and enjoy performing on stage.
INTRO TO DANCE
This program is designed for kids who are unsure about dance and just want to dip their toes. These 10-week sessions provide a brief introduction to dance in a fun, low-commitment setting.
Please note that there are no recitals when enrolling in this program.
10-week sessions:
Fall, Winter 1, Winter 2, Spring
SUMMER CLASSES
Anticipated for next year.
HOLIDAYS
Mon, Sept 4, 2023 – Labour Day
Sun, Oct 8 to Mon, Oct 9, 2023 – Thanksgiving
Sat, Dec 23, 2023 to Fri, Jan 5, 2024 – Xmas & New Year Break
Mon, Feb 19, 2024 – Family Day
Mon, Mar 11 to Sun, Mar 17, 2024 – March Break
Fri, Mar 29, 2024 – Good Friday
Sun, Mar 31, 2024 – Easter Sunday
Mon, May 20, 2024 – Victoria Day
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
Geared for toddlers age 1.5 to 3.
These are parent-accompanied classes. This class teaches toddlers how to control their bodies through small dance sequences, games, and music. Learn coordination and rhythm all while having fun moving and grooving!
Dress Code: parents can wear comfortable clothes and non-marking sneakers, toddlers can wear ballet slippers or clean indoor-running shoes.
Ages 4+
Acro Dance classes are where students work on flexibility and tricks like cartwheels, handstands, bridges, etc. This class is recommended for students want to learn acrobatic dance skills.
Dress Code: Athletic wear, bare feet, hair up (away from face)
Ages 3-4
Preschool is a great age to start classical ballet. This class will introduce strength, range of motion, coordination, balance, and especially a love for ballet!
Dress Code: Pink leotard, pink tights, and ballet shoes
Ages 5-7
This class teaches the art and beauty of classical ballet in a encouraging and motivating environment. Classical ballet’s technical requirements is a foundation from which all other dance styles can build upon.
Dress Code: White leotard, pink tights, and ballet shoes
This is a high-energy class that introduces the fundamentals of breakdancing, such as freezes, footwork, spins, and power moves, all while developing their strength, coordination, and confidence. Suitable for all levels!
Dress Code: Athletic wear, indoor running shoes, hair up (away from face)
We have classes for both children and adults! This class mixes techniques from ballet, jazz, and lyrical. It allows dancers to connect with their emotions and to explore new kinds of movements.
Dress Code: Sole savers and comfortable, stretchy athletic wear
Hip-hop classes introduce a variety of urban dance styles. Dancers will learn basic techniques that will enable them to express themselves freely.
Dress Code: Indoor running shoes and comfortable, stretchy athletic wear.
House Dance is a dynamic class that introduces students to the smooth, rhythmic moves of this street dance style, set to energetic EDM tracks with roots in 1980s Chicago. Students will groove to syncopated beats and catchy basslines, learning intricate footwork, fluid movements, and expressive floorwork. The class combines quick, stylish steps with relaxed, bouncy rhythms, capturing the upbeat essence of house music and allowing dancers to develop their own unique flow.
Dress Code: Indoor running shoes and comfortable, stretchy athletic wear.
Dancers use techniques to jump, turn, and learn combos to rhythmic and popular music. Jazz is a great way to work on flexibility, strength, and coordination through dancing.
Dress Code: Sole savers and comfortable, stretchy athletic wear
In our K-Pop Dance Class for kids, students will jump into the fun with high-energy routines set to their favorite K-Pop songs. They’ll learn cool, synchronized moves and flashy choreography that mirrors the exciting performances of K-Pop idols. This class is all about vibrant, eye-catching routines, different from hip-hop’s more laid-back style that focuses on personal flair and freestyle. With K-Pop, it’s all about nailing those elaborate moves and bringing that star-quality stage presence!
Dress Code: Indoor running shoes and comfortable, stretchy athletic wear.
All Ages
A private dance lesson is a personalized experience with a professional dance instructor. Individuals or couples receive tailored instruction to help them achieve their dance goals. This is a flexible and convenient way to advance at your own pace. Undivided attention means instant feedback, corrections, and tips to improve your technique and performance. Whether you’re preparing for a special event, building confidence on the dance floor, or just want to learn for fun, private dance lessons offer a customized and effective way to reach your dance aspirations.
What to wear: Comfortable, stretchy athletic wear, sole savers, barefoot, or athletic shoes.
Dancers learn different dance techniques through footwork. Rhythm and cardio are essential to this class. A super fun class where dancers use their feet and shoes to create rhythm and music that they can dance to.
Dress Code: Tap shoes and comfortable, stretchy athletic wear
RECITALS
Taking part in recitals boosts confidence by setting a clear goal for students to work towards, encouraging them to practice regularly and improve their skills. It also helps dancers feel accomplished and teaches valuable performance skills like stage presence and teamwork. Recitals also create memorable experiences, show how much students have grown, and often inspire them to keep dancing and aim for higher levels of performance. Recitals are important for celebrating progress and fostering a love for dance at all levels.
The first recital will be in December. No special costumes will be necessary but we encourage you to invite your family and friends to come watch your dancer in action!
The end-of-year recital in June is a much anticipated and exciting time for all of our dancers to showcase their talent! A dance costume will be necessary for this exciting performance! Tickets and location are TBD. Your dance teacher will provide more info as time comes.
Click on the button to see all the fantastic photos from our recitals!
Participation in Resolute Studios Dance classes requires a mandatory $48 annual GO Sports Liability insurance fee, covering September 1st to August 31st each year, which is paid directly to the insurance and non-refundable. Auto billing applies if not paid by the first class. There is no need to pay this if you are have current GO insurance via Rideau Gymnastics. Detailed charges and payments are accessible through your Resolute Account on iclasspro; for further information please feel free to email admin@resolutecenter.ca.