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What Is Kidz Dance – Junior Ballet Programme All About? |
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Who Is The Programme For? |
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What Skills Will My Child Acquire? |
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What Can The Children Get From Participating In Kidz Dance – Junior Ballet Programme? |
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Who Will Be Conducting The Lessons? |
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What Is The Duration And Frequency Of The Class? |
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Where Will The Programme Be Held? |
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What Is The Minimum/Maximum Number Per Class? |
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How Do We Register? |
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How Do We Pay? |
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Who Do We Contact Regarding The Programme? |
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Who Is Learning Horizon? |
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What Is Kidz Dance – Junior Ballet Programme All About? |
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Kidz Dance – Junior Ballet Programme is a dynamic course that aims to spark interest and lay the foundation for dance training among children. Ballet is a graceful and structured dance form which also provides the basic foundation for many other kinds of dance. It improves posture, develops poise and coordination, establishes spatial direction, and control of movement. The expressive quality of movement is achieved, as well as body toning and muscle development, and above all enjoyment. |
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This dance programme is based on syllabus from the Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing (CSTD), Australia. The ballet syllabus focuses on developing basic movement, reflex, agility and coordination, in young children. The experience of moving in a group cultivates social interaction and sharp listening skills amongst youngsters. |
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Who Is The Programme For? |
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For children aged 3-6 years old. |
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What Skills Will My Child Acquire? |
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The Classical Ballet Syllabus is a comprehensive training system from Pre-Grades to teaching. The Kidz Dance – Junior Ballet Programme uses the syllabus set by the Commonwealth Society of Teachers of Dancing (CSTD), Australia. |
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Theatrical Syllabus |
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Tiny Tot A & B (3-4 years old)
This Syllabus focuses on performance and is broad-based. Students commence examinations in two subject and then progress to three. At the completion of the examination, students are awarded a Medal as an encouragement and may proceed to the Pre-Grade syllabus. |
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The Pre-Grade Syllabus |
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Pre-Ballet (5 years old)
Pre-Ballet is the Foundation of Techniques and prepares students for the work in the Grades. Children also learn to mime, which develops into self-expression. It is an introduction to the examination room in the form of a performance test and to build confidence in the child.
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Primary Ballet (6 years old)
Primary is the Development of Technique. Here the children will learn to listen and to recognize different rhythms in music, which will develop into musicality in their dancing. It gives them the ability to feel the movement and to dance with freedom and enjoyment. |
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The Grades Syllabus |
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Dorothy Gladstone Award (Public Performance) caters fro boys and girls from 6 years of age upwards. Demi-Characters and National Character styles are also included. |
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What Can The Children Get From Participating In Kidz Dance – Junior Ballet Programme? |
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For Learning Vision children: At selected Learning Vision childcare centres. |
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For Public children: At the Learning Horizon Education Hub in The Grassroots’ Club. |
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Who Will Be Conducting The Lessons? |
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Our trainers are all trained professionals in their respective skills. They bring to their classes a wealth of experience and knowledge. |
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What Is The Duration And Frequency Of The Class? |
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A term consists of 10 sessions. Each session is 45 mins long and will be conducted one each week (unless otherwise stated). Classes that fall on public holidays or centre closure dates will be replaced. |
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Where Will The Programme Be Held? |
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For Learning Vision children: At selected Learning Vision childcare centres. |
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For Public children: At the Learning Horizon Education Hub in The Grassroots’ Club. |
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What Is The Minimum/Maximum Number Per Class? |
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Level Minimum/Maximum |
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| Tiny Tot A |
Minimum: 8, |
Maximum: 10 |
| Tiny Tot B |
Minimum: 8, |
Maximum: 15 |
| Pre-Ballet |
Minimum: 8, |
Maximum: 15 |
| Primary Ballet |
Minimum: 8, |
Maximum: 15 |
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How Do We Register? |
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Parents can register by one of the following ways: |
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For Learning Vision children: |
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Come down to the centre to fill up the registration form and make payment |
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Mail their cheques and registration form |
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Mail their cheques and fax the registration form |
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2. For Public children: |
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Register online at Learning Horizon. Please click here. |
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Email/fax/post their registration form and post their cheques to: |
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Learning Horizon Education Hub
Address: 190 Ang Mo Kio Ave 8, #03-02,
The Grassroots’ Club, Singapore 568046
Fax: 6552 5591 |
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How Do We Pay? |
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Payments can be made via cash or cheque directly to their respective centres. |
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For Learning Vision children: Cheques should be crossed and made payable to your respective centres. |
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For Public children: Cheques should be crossed and made payable to ‘Learning Horizon Pte Ltd’ |
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Who Do We Contact Regarding The Programme? |
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Contact the respective Learning Vision centre principals or Learning Horizon Education Hub at 6552 4142. Alternatively, you can also email to info@learninghorizon.com.sg. |
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Who Is Learning Horizon? |
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Learning Horizon is a leading provider of quality enrichment programmes for young children from eighteen months to twelve years of age. With a dedicated teaching staff specialized in each programme as well as curriculum designed and prepared by experts in their respective fields, over 2000 children every year enrol in our programs! |
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Learning Horizon is also the appointed enrichment provider for all Learning Vision centres since 2001. |
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