Recreational Program

A recreational dance program offers an engaging opportunity for kids to enjoy their after-school hours while learning and gaining valuable experience in dance classes. It provides a vibrant space where children can explore different dance styles, develop their skills, and foster a love for movement and expression. Beyond just physical activity, these programs encourage creativity, discipline, and teamwork in a supportive environment. By participating in a recreational dance program, kids not only have fun but also enhance their coordination, confidence, and social interactions through the joy of dance.

Charming Young Song & Dance Group in Costume -Delight in the whimsical world of imagination with this enchanting image of a young song and dance group posing in vibrant costumes. At the center, one girl stands proudly as Mary Poppins, exuding charm and character. Kneeling in front of her are three talented dancers: the girl in the middle is a toy ballerina in soft pink, elegantly poised on both knees. To her left, a toy army girl in all green extends her right foot to the side, showcasing her spirited attitude. On the right, a toy soldier dressed in bold red mirrors her stance, adding to the dynamic formation. In the front, two girls sit back to back on the floor, each embodying their playful personas. The girl on the left is a whimsical toy clown in purple and turquoise, while her counterpart on the right is a toy mouse in shimmering silver and pink. With their knees drawn up to their chests and arms wrapped around their legs, they create a scene filled with joy and creativity. This

Graceful Young Ballerina in Motion- Capture the elegance of ballet with this enchanting image of a young girl dressed in classic ballet attire. She appears to be mid-spin, her arms gracefully extended out to the sides, embodying the beauty and fluidity of movement. Her focused expression reflects the joy and concentration that dance brings, while the soft fabric of her costume enhances the delicate nature of her performance. This moment perfectly showcases the enchanting world of ballet, highlighting the grace and artistry of a young dancer fully immersed in her craft.

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Joyful Young Dancer in a Lyrical Jump Celebrate the beauty of dance with this vibrant image of a young girl smiling as she executes a lyrical-style jump. With her front right leg bent and her left leg extended straight behind her, she captures a moment of pure joy and expression. Her left hand is pushed out in front of her, palm open as if reaching toward the audience, adding a dynamic element to her movement. Her hair floats gracefully in the air, enhancing the sense of freedom and fluidity. This captivating moment beautifully embodies the spirit of lyrical dance, showcasing the energy and passion of a young performer fully immersed in her art.

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Dramatic Young Dancer in All-Black Attire Immerse yourself in the artistry of dance with this striking image of a young girl in a dramatic pose. Dressed in sleek all-black dance attire, she stands confidently on her left foot, with her right toe tapping the ground behind her in a classic tap move. A Broadway-style black top hat adds an air of sophistication to her look as she holds the brim with her right hand, casting a dramatic glance toward the floor. This moment captures the elegance and flair of performance, showcasing the young dancer’s talent and passion for the stage.

SEASON INFO

Some of our classes require previous experience to ensure students are placed where they’ll feel confident and thrive. If you're unsure which level is the right fit, we’re happy to help!

Intermediate/Advanced Acro Requirements:
To join Intermediate/Advanced Acro, dancers must be able to confidently demonstrate:

Bridge and recover (standing up from bridge position)
Cartwheel
Handstand
Somersault to standing

Ballet Placement:

What level of ballet should my child be in?
If your child is new to ballet, we recommend speaking with our ballet director for proper placement. While our class levels list age guidelines, these are general and may not reflect the best placement for your dancer.

Things we consider when placing a dancer:

Age
Number of years dancing
Previous ballet experience/training

Standard 2 Ballet:
To join this level, dancers must:

Have completed the equivalent of Standard 1 Ballet
Have prior ballet experience
Or, attend a trial class to determine if the placement is appropriate

Note: This class includes competitive dancers, so participants must be able to keep up with the pace and technique of the group

Jazz Technique:
To join this class, dancers must:

Have previous experience in ballet, jazz, or acro
Attend a trial class to confirm proper placement

Note: Like Standard 2 Ballet, this class includes competitive students and moves at an advanced pace.

Not Sure Where to Start?

We're here to help! If you’re uncertain about which class to register for, please email us at info.peakdance@gmail.com to arrange a placement assessment.

Class Placement & Requirements

Recreational Program

Intermediate/Advanced Acro Requirements: To join Intermediate/Advanced Acro, dancers must be able to confidently demonstrate:​

​Bridge and recover (standing up from bridge position)

Jazz Technique: To join this class, dancers must:

Not Sure Where to Start?

Intermediate/Advanced Acro Requirements:
To join Intermediate/Advanced Acro, dancers must be able to confidently demonstrate:

Bridge and recover (standing up from bridge position)

Jazz Technique:
To join this class, dancers must: