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We have continued the dance and tumbling program each year, and it seems to be more and more successful each time. It's wonderful to watch the children develop each year with the arts! Last year we were very excited to introduce a new program of TAP dancing. Both the boys and girls love their tap shoes; the younger children call their little tap shoes "clicky shoes." Between ballet, jazz, tap and tumbling, we are preparing the children all-around! This program is taught two (2) days per week. The times for each class differ according to their class schedules. (This is normally a free-play time for the children, so it doesn't interfere with their class work). The children are divided into small groups, enabling them to benefit the most from the program. Recitals are performed at the local theatres and are a great experience for the children. We encourage the students to keep their dance and tumbling "gear" here at all times, so that they can be ready to participate in extra lessons.

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