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For young beginners, one class per week builds a strong foundation. As children progress through the RAD grades, two or more weekly classes are recommended for steady improvement in technique and strength. Dakodas offers flexible timetables at Knightsbridge, Chelsea, Belgravia, Fulham, Clapham, and Twickenham to support each child’s development journey.

Yes. As part of the RAD syllabus, we prepare students for graded and vocational ballet exams. Exam preparation includes focused technique classes, rehearsal sessions, and guidance from experienced instructors. These assessments provide valuable milestones, boosting confidence and giving children a sense of achievement as they progress through their ballet training.

Absolutely. Ballet develops strength, agility, and discipline, making it an excellent choice for boys. It improves posture, coordination, and athleticism — skills transferable to other sports and performing arts. At Dakodas, we provide an encouraging environment where boys can thrive, learn to express themselves, and gain confidence in their abilities.

Ballet teaches focus, resilience, time management, and teamwork. Through regular practice and performances, children learn to set goals, overcome challenges, and express themselves creatively. At Dakodas, our ballet training nurtures not only technical skill but also personal growth, helping students build qualities that benefit them academically and socially.

Children can start street dance and hip hop classes at Dakodas from around age 5. Our classes are designed for beginners through to advanced levels, offering age-appropriate choreography, rhythm development, and confidence-building. Classes are available in Knightsbridge, Chelsea, Belgravia, Fulham, Clapham, and Twickenham.

Dakodas’ street dance classes include warm-ups, core dance techniques, and learning fun, creative routines. Students explore styles like popping, locking, and commercial choreography. The sessions focus on building rhythm, coordination, and stage presence in a supportive environment, encouraging students to express themselves through hip hop dance.

Hip hop dance combines energetic, full-body movements that improve cardiovascular fitness, strength, and stamina. It also enhances coordination by challenging students with rhythmic footwork and upper body isolations. At Dakodas, our classes provide a fun way for children to stay active and improve their overall health.

Yes. Street dance provides a safe, encouraging environment where children can explore movement at their own pace. As they learn routines and perform with peers, their self-esteem and confidence grow. At Dakodas, our experienced teachers ensure all students feel included and supported, regardless of their starting confidence level.

Street dance covers a wide variety of freestyle urban dance styles, including popping, locking, and breaking, while commercial hip hop incorporates these elements into choreographed routines often seen in music videos. At Dakodas, students experience both, building versatility and creativity in their dance repertoire.

Yes. Dakodas offers street dance classes specifically designed for teenagers, combining age-appropriate choreography with performance training. These classes are held at our Knightsbridge and Chelsea studios, providing an engaging space for teens to develop their skills, build friendships, and gain confidence in their abilities.

Absolutely. Dakodas’ street dance classes are open to beginners, with progressive instruction that ensures students build a solid foundation in rhythm, coordination, and choreography. Our teachers create an inclusive and supportive environment, helping every child feel confident as they develop their dance skills.

Hip hop dance encourages self-expression through freestyle and choreography, allowing children to experiment with movement and develop their own style. At Dakodas, our classes nurture creativity while teaching foundational techniques, helping students build confidence as both dancers and performers.

Yes. Dakodas’ street dance classes incorporate choreography sessions where students learn exciting, dynamic routines. These choreographies blend various street dance elements and prepare students for performance opportunities, building their confidence and stage presence while reinforcing core dance techniques.

Yes. Dakodas provides regular opportunities for street dance students to perform in showcases, competitions, and local events. These performances allow children to demonstrate their skills, gain experience on stage, and celebrate their progress with family and friends in a supportive, professional environment.

Acrobatics combines elements of dance with gymnastic movements like handstands, cartwheels, and flips. At Dakodas, we teach acro in a progressive, safe environment, helping children develop strength, balance, and flexibility while integrating tricks into their dance routines.

Gymnastics improves core strength, coordination, and flexibility — essential skills for dancers. At Dakodas, combining gymnastics with dance helps children build the strength and body awareness needed for more advanced movements in styles like ballet, street, and contemporary dance.

Children can begin learning basic acrobatic tricks at Dakodas from around age 5. Early classes focus on foundational movements like rolls, bridges, and handstands, progressing safely to more advanced skills as students develop strength and confidence.

Yes. Dakodas acro and gymnastics classes are designed for beginners, emphasizing proper technique, conditioning, and safe progressions. Our experienced instructors ensure students build confidence while minimizing the risk of injury.

Tricks classes at Dakodas teach cartwheels, walkovers, aerials, and other dynamic movements that enhance performance ability. These skills improve strength, flexibility, and stage presence, making them a great complement to other dance styles.

Yes. At Dakodas, acrobatics and gymnastics are integrated into dance routines, creating exciting performances that blend technical dance with dynamic tricks. This combination enhances versatility, creativity, and overall dance ability.

Absolutely. Acrobatics builds the core strength, flexibility, and spatial awareness needed for advanced ballet and street dance movements. Training in acro helps dancers achieve cleaner lines, higher jumps, and more controlled transitions.

Acro and gymnastics challenge children to step outside their comfort zones, developing resilience and confidence as they master new skills. At Dakodas, we celebrate every milestone, helping students gain self-belief and pride in their progress.

Baby Ballet introduces toddlers to basic dance movements, rhythm, and creative play in a fun, supportive environment. At Dakodas, these classes encourage coordination, listening skills, and confidence through simple exercises and imaginative activities.

Children can join Baby Ballet at Dakodas from around 18 months. Our classes focus on early movement skills, social interaction, and developing a love for dance at a very young age.

Baby Ballet enhances coordination by teaching toddlers simple steps, balance exercises, and rhythmic movements. These activities help develop motor skills and body awareness in a playful, engaging setting.

Yes. Dakodas offers parent‑assisted Baby Ballet sessions, allowing caregivers to participate in the class. This encourages bonding while helping children feel secure as they explore movement.

Starting ballet early helps children develop strong motor skills, confidence, and social interaction abilities. It also lays a foundation for future dance training, giving them an early advantage in learning technique and discipline.

Mummy & Me classes are interactive sessions where parents and toddlers dance together. At Dakodas, these classes focus on bonding, rhythm, and basic movement exercises in a fun, supportive environment.

Mummy & Me classes at Dakodas are designed for toddlers aged 1 to 3 years old. These sessions gently introduce dance while supporting early development and parent-child connection.

By participating together, parents and children share in creative activities that strengthen emotional bonds. The classes also create positive early experiences with movement, music, and group interaction.

Yes. These classes help toddlers develop the confidence and social skills needed to transition into independent classes like Baby Ballet. They also introduce basic dance concepts in a fun, relaxed setting.

Yes. Dakodas offers beginner singing classes designed to teach pitch, breathing, and vocal control in a supportive, confidence-building environment.

Children learn pitch accuracy, breath control, diction, and performance techniques. These skills build a strong foundation for singing in choirs, musical theatre, and solo performances.

Children can start singing lessons at Dakodas from around age 5. Our classes are designed for young voices, focusing on safe techniques and building confidence.

Singing training develops vocal strength, projection, and emotional expression — key skills for musical theatre. At Dakodas, our singing classes complement acting and dance training for well-rounded performers.

Drama classes at Dakodas teach voice projection, stage presence, improvisation, and character development. These skills help children express themselves confidently and prepare them for theatrical performances.

Drama encourages children to speak clearly, perform in front of others, and explore emotions safely. These experiences build confidence and improve communication skills both on and off stage.

Children can begin drama training at Dakodas from around age 5. Our beginner classes focus on storytelling, role-play, and fun exercises that introduce acting in a relaxed environment.

Yes. Drama students at Dakodas participate in regular showcases and productions, giving them practical stage experience and the opportunity to share their creativity with audiences.

Musical theatre classes at Dakodas combine singing, dancing, and acting into one exciting class. Students learn stage skills, choreography, and vocal techniques, preparing them for performance opportunities.

Children can begin musical theatre training at Dakodas from around age 3. Our classes are tailored to young performers, focusing on building confidence and versatile stage abilities.

Musical theatre encourages children to perform in front of others, building their self-esteem and stage presence. At Dakodas, we nurture these skills through supportive teaching and regular performance opportunities.

Yes. Our musical theatre classes integrate singing, acting, and dance to help children become well-rounded performers. This multidisciplinary approach prepares them for school productions and future stage opportunities.

Absolutely. Dakodas offers regular showcases and productions, giving students the chance to perform in front of audiences and gain practical experience in a supportive, professional setting.

Lyrical dance combines ballet technique with expressive, emotional storytelling through movement. While contemporary often emphasizes abstract ideas, lyrical focuses on interpreting music and lyrics with feeling. At Dakodas, students learn to connect deeply with their performance.

Children can begin lyrical dance at Dakodas from around age 7. Our classes introduce basic technique and musical interpretation, progressing to more advanced choreography as students gain experience.

Lyrical dance encourages children to connect emotions with movement, helping them express feelings and build confidence in performance. At Dakodas, we create a safe space for students to explore storytelling through dance.

Absolutely. Lyrical dance teaches emotional interpretation, fluid movement, and stage presence — all vital skills for musical theatre performers. At Dakodas, our training prepares students for diverse performance opportunities.

Contemporary dance blends ballet, modern, and expressive movement styles. At Dakodas, our contemporary classes are not designed for complete beginners — we recommend that students first gain a solid foundation in ballet. This ensures they have the technical strength and understanding needed to safely explore the creative, fluid movements of contemporary dance.

Contemporary dance allows children to interpret music and themes through movement, giving them a creative outlet for self-expression. At Dakodas, students are guided to develop their own ideas and perform with emotion and individuality.

Children can start contemporary dance at Dakodas from age 11, once they have a strong understanding of ballet technique. This helps them transition confidently into the more complex and expressive movements of contemporary dance.

Yes. Contemporary dance at Dakodas often incorporates elements of ballet, jazz, and lyrical styles. This cross-training approach helps students become versatile dancers with a wide range of performance abilities.

Yes. Contemporary students at Dakodas can participate in showcases and local events, providing them with valuable stage experience while sharing their creativity with audiences.

Children can start tap dance at Dakodas from around age 5. Our beginner classes teach basic rhythms and steps in a fun and supportive environment, helping children develop musicality and coordination.

Tap dance trains children to listen to and create rhythm with their feet. It improves timing, musical interpretation, and auditory awareness, which benefit all areas of dance and performance.

Yes. Dakodas offers beginner-friendly tap dance classes that start with simple steps and gradually progress to more complex rhythms. Our instructors ensure children gain confidence while enjoying the learning process.

Tap focuses on creating rhythmic sounds with the feet, while jazz emphasizes expressive movement, flexibility, and stylized choreography. At Dakodas, children can explore both styles to become versatile performers.

Yes. Students in tap classes at Dakodas have opportunities to perform in showcases and local events, helping them gain stage experience and celebrate their progress with family and friends.

Children can start break dance classes at Dakodas from around age 6. Our classes introduce foundational moves, including top rocks, freezes, and footwork, in a safe and structured environment. We teach at studios in Knightsbridge, Chelsea, and Fulham, offering age-appropriate training that builds strength, coordination, and confidence.

Dakodas break dance classes teach foundational moves such as top rocks, six-step footwork, freezes, and beginner power moves. These core techniques are taught in a progressive and supportive way, ensuring children develop strength, rhythm, and creativity while staying safe.

Yes. At Dakodas, break dance classes are tailored for beginners, starting with safe, basic movements and gradually progressing to more advanced techniques. Our instructors emphasize correct form and conditioning to minimize risk while encouraging children to build confidence and enjoy their training.

Break dancing is a full-body workout that builds core strength, upper body power, and cardiovascular stamina. Movements such as freezes and power transitions improve muscular endurance and agility. At Dakodas, we combine conditioning exercises with skill training to support children’s overall physical development.

Yes. Dakodas provides students with opportunities to perform in showcases, community events, and competitive environments. These experiences give children the chance to develop stage presence, work toward goals, and share their progress with peers, family, and the wider community.

Break dance is a highly athletic street dance style focusing on floorwork, freezes, and power moves, while other street styles like hip hop emphasize upright choreography and musicality. At Dakodas, students can explore both, building versatility and creativity in their dance training.

Sassy Jazz is a bold, confident jazz style blending strong footwork, stylised musicality, and expressive performance. At Dakodas, the class is only for students aged 11 and up who already have a strong ballet or jazz foundation—this is not a beginner class.

Our Sassy Jazz class is advanced level only. Participants should be comfortable with shifts in weight, isolations, and jazz technique. We focus on strong, feminine styling—there’s sass, stage walk, attitude, and structured choreography.

These classes take place only at Morehouse School in Knightsbridge, every Monday evening. This is our exclusive London location offering this advanced Sassy Jazz training.

Students learn high-energy routines in jazz shoes with attitude. We emphasise clean lines, expression, floor‐work drills, stage presence, and sass walks—always performed with precision and flair.

Yes. Sassy Jazz students can participate in showcases and local London events—performing distinctive, expressive routines in Knightsbridge and Chelsea showcases. It’s an excellent platform to build stage confidence and performance skill.