LEVEL II

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For dancers of 6-7 years old

A placement class is required

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Ballet takes the student into the world of classical music and teaches discipline and grace. French technique-based training is starting in this level, teaching correct placement and knowledge of the body as a fine instrument. The class will be declined with an introduction of exercises at the barre and in the center, using repetition to increase strength, flexibility and coordination. Students will gain understanding and appreciate for ballet as an art and will learn to express themselves through movement in classical music.

A “dance notebook” is introduced for the students to increase their knowledge about steps, positions, ballet culture and so on.

Registration for the 2019-20 School Year is now open!

Early bird discount:

20% before 30/06/2019 (only on the first payment of yearly fee)

It is easy to register your child. You can call us at +972 (0)53-5201422, email us at . We are always happy to assist you in finding the best class for your child!

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In order to enroll for this level, a placement class/audition will have to take place. This will ensure that your child is ready to integrate the program with the other. This can be arranged by calling us at +972 (0)53-5201422, or emailing us at .

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Minimum of two 1-hour classes/week

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Hebrew section:

TBD
 

English/French section:

Sunday 4.15 PM – 5.15 PM
Wednesday 4.00 PM – 5.00 PM

This schedule is provisional and may be subject to changes

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Annual registration fee

150 NIS/Student

Yearly fee

2 classes a week: 5000 NIS/year

Discounts

10% for single parent
10% for sibling registration

Tuition can be paid by checks only. No credit card payment is accepted. The Annual registration fee must be paid before the first class of the year and is non-refundable. The yearly fees will be divided into 10 payments (10 checks, predated on each first of each month, from September until June). In case of termination of studies by the student, the student will be entitled to a full refund for the remaining months. Termination must be notified in writing before the 20th of the month, and no later than 20.2.2022. Each month started will have to be paid in full. No refund shall be given for termination of studies by the student (except for circumstances of force majeure) after February 20th, 2022. No credit will be allocated for a student’s absence from class (except for circumstances of force majeure)

Early bird discounts are applying only on the first payment of the yearly fee ONLY. Single parent and sibling registration discount are applying to the full yearly fee.

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School Year Dates

September 1, 2021 – June 30, 2022

School Closings

Rosh Hashanah: September 06, 2021 until September 08, 2021

Yom Kippur: September 15, 2021 until September 16, 2021

Sukkot: Sunday, September 19, 2021 until September 27, 2021

Hanukah: Sunday, November 28, 2021 until December 6, 2021

Purim: Wednesday, March 16, 2022 until March 17, 2022

Pesach: April 15, 2022 until April 22, 2022

Eve of Holocaust Memorial Day: April 28, 2022 from 19:00

Eve of IDF Memorial Day: May 3, 2022 from 19:00

IDF Memorial Day: May 4, 2022

Independence Day : May 5, 2022

Shavuot Holiday:June 4, 2022 until June 5, 2022

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Annual show

Date to be determined

In preparation for the end of the year show, extra rehearsals may be held.

The students are requested to attend all the rehearsals set for the show, even if they are scheduled on other days and dates of the program.​

Absence from rehearsals may lead to the cancellation of the student's participation in the performance.

Open classes

Each year, an open class is organized around December/January

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Girls

Lilac leotard
Pink tights
Split Sole Pink Ballet Shoes (Leather or Fabric – with preference with fabric)
Neat hair bun

Boys

White t-shirt
Black short
Split Sole White Ballet Shoes with plain white socks

Leotard, t-shirt and short will have to be bought through the school.

Appearing in accordance with the dress code given at the beginning of the scholar year is mandatory.

In the absence of appropriate attire, the student will not be able to participate in the class.

No jewellery will be worn in class, including watches.

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Attendance

Class attendance is compulsory. In case of absence, parents or students are requested to inform in advance via phone.

Students will arrive at least 15 minutes before the class begins to start preparations (warm up, dressing up, etc.).

Students will be ready to enter the studio 5 minutes before each class begins.

Participation will be terminated for students who repeatedly arrive late to class.

Students arriving more than 5 minutes after their class has begun will be asked to sit and observe the class

Students’ behaviour

Students will treat each other with respect and courtesy. Students will respect their teachers, school staff, and students in all groups.

Students will keep toilets, the waiting area and the dressing room clean.

Students will be responsible for their belongings. Management is not responsible for loss of personal effects. Students are invited to bring in files or valuable objects into the studio and place them in the designated place at their own risk.

Students will not bring food or drink into the studio (except for bottled water).

Students will not photograph other students or teachers during class, nor will they post pictures or videos online.

Parents’ behaviour

Parents are asked to bring the children on time for class and to pick them up on time.

Parents cannot watch lessons. Designated Open Classes shall be organized.

For security and respect of privacy, do not post pictures or videos taken in open classes, not on the Internet, on YouTube, on Facebook, Snapchat, Public albums, or any other online media.

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"I have two daughters in the International Ballet School of TLV and so far I am very happy with their progress and with the structure of the classes. This is the third school we have tried, and it’s by far the best and most professional. My daughter’s come out of class and don’t just show me moves….they show me techniques and exactly what goes into each thing they do in order to look good doing it (like presenting the ankle, making sure their 4 points are square..etc)
Another thing worth mentioning is Nicolas’s warmth as a teacher. My younger daughter isn’t the friendliest child, and has quit a few chugim where she didn’t like the teacher. After her third lesson, she’s really started to warm up to him, and now she tells me that he’s funny and is excited every week to go to his class. This might not seem like a big deal, but trust me, she is not easy to please!"

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      RACHEL HARTMAN