We love having the boys around the studio. They have so much energy and excitement for dance and are fearless when it comes to trying new steps and combinations.
At our studio, the boundless energy and enthusiasm that boys bring to the world of dance invigorate our space. Their fearless determination to explore new steps and combinations infuses each session with a contagious excitement.
Our boys dance classes are a captivating blend of high energy and focused discipline, creating the perfect environment for these young dancers to shine. We understand the importance of balancing fun and structure, ensuring that each class is a dynamic yet nurturing experience. As they move and groove, these boys not only learn dance but also forge connections with like-minded friends who share their passion.
The benefits of dance extend far beyond the studio walls. From enhancing coordination and spatial awareness to cultivating muscle control and instilling discipline, our boys dance classes offer a holistic approach to development.
Led by a trio of accomplished male instructors, our studio is a hub of expertise and inspiration. These instructors are not only masters of their craft but also dedicated mentors, guiding boys through every step of their dance journey. With a variety of classes to choose from, every boy can find his rhythm and explore the joy of movement while building skills that last a lifetime.
Join our thriving dance community, where boys discover their potential, friendships flourish, and the art of movement knows no bounds.
Enroll in our boys dance classes today and witness the transformation that comes with embracing the world of dance.
We have many classes for boys to attend, depending on their interest. Come along and enjoy a free trial any of our boys classes and discover for yourself the wonderful benefits of dance.
While girls today continue to gravitate to dance from a young age, many boys avoid dance because of the modern perception that it is a feminine activity. Boys are instead encouraged to focus on sports as an outlet for their energies. The irony is that dancing can be even more physically and mentally demanding than many of the sports boys play today including football, soccer or basketball!
While sport may always be the major part of most boys’ lives, encouraging them to enjoy the many creative, physical and social aspects of dance will have an enormous benefit to them in the long run.
Giving boys the love of dance, and the confidence to enjoy it, is a gift that can last a lifetime.
Seriously. Even if they pretend otherwise, they are secretly envious of your dance floor ability. Plus, adds Shaw: “Girls like guys with skills!”
It’s sadly common to be bullied for enjoying dancing, but in the long-run, it’s you who will come out on top. Bullies usually do what they do because they are unhappy, so don’t give into peer pressure; lead the way and let them know you don’t care what they think. You may even inspire them when they see how much fun you’re having.
A dance studio is a safe place where people are free to express themselves creatively. Dancing also helps to process emotions that are difficult to put into words.
As well as body awareness and general conditioning, dance has many health benefits. According to Better Health, these include improved function of your heart and lungs, improved brain function and psychological well-being.
Dancers are forever putting themselves in challenging circumstances, such as on stage or in a difficult dance class. If you can slay a dance floor, an audition or a stage performance, you’ll feel like you can achieve anything. Because you can.
The discipline required to be a dancer is beneficial to any area of life. Dance teaches perseverance, focus and the importance of positive thinking. “Learning discipline will help you succeed in any other pursuit,” says Shaw.
Because there are so few male dancers in relation to females, the jobs available to men are particularly significant. Dance can see you travelling all over the world, working with inspiring people in incredible locations.
Dancing is more of a team sport than you’d think. Performing in a group routine or company hones team skills that will come in handy in all areas of life and work.
It’s also good for “posture, deportment and aesthetic formation,” says Shaw Coleman, male freelance dancer currently working in Europe.
Dance keeps you in condition and makes you strong and fit for other sports – and life in general.
National College of Dance Pty Limited is a recognised Registered Training Organisation offering nationally recognised training programs. We are regulated by the national body Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA).
Registered Training Organisation Number 91281
CUA20120 – Certificate II in Dance
CUA30120 – Certificate III in Dance
CUA40120 – Certificate IV in Dance
CUA51520 – Diploma in Professional Dance (Elite Performance)
CUA60120 – Advanced Diploma in Professional Dance (Elite Performance)
CUA30920 Certificate III in Music
CUA40920 Certificate IV in Music
CUA50820 Diploma of Music
CUA30320 Certificate III in Assistant Dance Teaching
CUA40320 Certificate IV in Dance Teaching and Management
The National College of Dance Junior Academy located in Newcastle NSW, offers dance classes in Ballet, Contemporary, and Jazz for students from 12 months old to Adults. Acrobatics, Pilates, Yoga and Body Conditioning are also available. Utilising the Royal Academy of Dance syllabi, our teachers are RAD trained.
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land where we work and live. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We celebrate the stories, culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders of all communities who also work and live on this land.