dress code

DRESS CODE

Our dress code is designed to foster focus, inclusiveness, and equality among all dancers. By adhering to a uniform dress-wear, we create an environment where teachers can assess technique, alignment, and other crucial aspects of dance training effectively. Let's embrace the dress code with confidence and unity.

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Note: Young dancers who are just trying it out may wear anything comfortable and borrow shoes from our front desk for the first few weeks prior to parents investing in the dress code items.

WHY HAVE A DRESS CODE?

Having a dress code:

• Helps a dancer understand they are going to a structured class (compared to unstructured playtime). When dancers put on their uniform, they get into a specific mindset before dance class.
• Ensures that the clothing is not a distraction during class.
• Faculty needs to be able to see the dancers’ bodies to make necessary corrections.
• Ensures that each dancer has the same brand, style and color of shoes and tights for on stage performances.
• Uniformity on stage during a performance starts with dress

DRESS CODE REMINDERS

Students are required to carry their dance-wear, shoes, and belongings in a designated dance bag.

Please remember to label your child's bag and all its contents with their name.

Let's keep our dance-wear in excellent condition by regularly laundering and maintaining it.

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• During classes, we kindly request that students avoid wearing watches, jewelry, and safety pins, as they can be distracting.
• Dance shoes should never be worn outside to preserve their quality and cleanliness.
• Female students are encouraged to secure their hair tightly and neatly away from their faces, preferably in a tidy bun.
• Maintaining good personal hygiene habits, including the use of deodorant for students starting at the age of 8-10 aged is expected from all dancers.

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how to wear the hair

HAIR is to be neatly secured in a pony tail (away from the face) for classes in the School of Early

Childhood and the School of Commercial Dance.

The School of Ballet requires hair to be in classical style, ballet bun with no bangs.

HOW TO DO A BALLET BUN Tutorial Link

Male students should have the hair brushed away from the face.