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RWB School teen classes support dancers ages 12–17 at every level, building technique, confidence, and artistry through diverse training and performance opportunities.
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RWB School teen programs offer students ages 12–17 the opportunity to build technique, confidence, and artistry at every level. Whether they’re looking to take a weekly class, explore a new discipline, or pursue a future in dance and the performing arts, students can choose from ballet, pointe, jazz, tap, hip hop, musical theatre, lyrical, acro, and modern.
For students looking to take their training further, the Dance Ensembles and Intensive Training Program provide additional opportunities to develop technique and performance skills, while preparing for further study or a career in the performing arts.
Teen students can also participate in examinations, unique community performance opportunities, and performances alongside RWB Company dancers.
Ages 12-17
A classical art form that celebrates the strength, beauty, and artistry of movement. Through ballet, students develop balance, flexibility, focus, and confidence while building the precision and agility of classical ballet. The Recreational Division follows the Cecchetti method, with classes from beginner to advanced levels.
Ages 12-17
A specialized extension of ballet, pointe work is introduced once a student has developed the technical foundation, strength, and flexibility required to safely work on pointe. Pointe is available by invitation to students in Ballet Level 5A or higher. Students enrolled in any level of pointe must also take two additional ballet technique classes per week.
Ages 12-17
A dynamic and energetic dance style that builds coordination, flexibility, and confidence. In a fast-paced, challenging, and fun environment, students develop jazz technique while learning engaging combinations set to jazz and current pop music.
Ages 12-17
A structured dance discipline that explores principles of tension and relaxation, fall and recovery, contraction and release, and suspension. Students develop body awareness, flexibility, and control while they explore a wide range of movement and learn to use the body with intention and expression.
Ages 12-17
An expressive style of dance that emphasizes self-expression while drawing on ballet, jazz, and modern dance techniques. Set to contemporary music, students explore fluid movement, expressive gestures, and choreography that connects closely with the lyrics and emotion of each song. To register for lyrical, students must also take a minimum of one jazz class and one ballet class per week.
Ages 12-17
A high-energy dance class that explores a variety of street dance styles and techniques. Performed to hip hop music, students develop their musicality, coordination, and confidence while exploring the versatility of the discipline through the history and evolution of hip hop culture.
Ages 12-17
A rhythmic and energetic dance style where sounds and rhythms are created using metal taps on the soles of shoes. Students develop tap techniques while learning combinations set to a wide range of musical styles. Tap classes build coordination, rhythm, musicality, and concentration. The Recreational Division follows the ADAPT syllabus.
Ages 12-17
A dynamic class that combines theatre skills, including acting and vocal work, with dance. Students develop confidence, creativity, and performance skills while rehearsing and performing excerpts from popular musicals. It is strongly recommended that musical theatre students also register for a ballet, jazz, and/or tap class.
Ages 12-14
A style that combines classical dance technique with acrobatic elements, incorporating gymnastic-inspired movements into creative choreography. Students develop strength, flexibility, coordination, musicality, and emotional expression while exploring the unique combination of dance and acrobatics.
The RWB School fueled my passion for dance and provided me with community, work ethic, and the support I needed to thrive in the arts industry.
Juliette Schroeder
Actress, RWB Student Alumna
The Teaching Assistant Program is a volunteer program for students who wish to gain experience and knowledge working with children. An excellent opportunity for students to learn about teaching and dance instruction directly from our Artistic Faculty, it also allows for students aged 14 years (as of December 31) and older to engage with younger students and provide mentorship within the RWB School. Time spent assisting in classes can be used towards students’ school volunteer credits. Teaching Assistants are required to have a minimum of 2 years experience in the discipline for which they are assisting.
Wardrobe for end-of-year recitals is included with your tuition. There are no surprise costume fees at the end of the school year!
The RWB has a public parkade connected to our building on Edmonton Street, where discounted rates are available for evenings and weekends. Street parking may also be available around the building.
Yes! The RWB School offers a variety of payment plans for students want to spread out their payments. A $30 payment plan fee will be applied to every order that is not paid in full at registration. All RWB School tuition must be paid in full by October 2026.
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Please contact the School Office for more information about classes, registration, and why the RWB School is the best fit for your child.
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Meet the experienced teachers who guide our students through their dance education, helping them build technique, confidence, and a lifelong love of dance.
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