Children's Dance Classes

Core Class Structure

• Frequency: 8 sessions per month, held twice a week.
• Duration: 60 minutes per session.
• Styles: Rotation of Bollywood Freestyle, Hip-Hop, BollyFunk, and Western beats.
• Batches: Segregated by age (e.g., Tiny Tots 4-10 yrs vs Teens 11-18 yrs).

Performance & Output

• Social Media Reels: Periodic recording of learned choreography (Dance Covers) on a tripod-mounted smartphone.
• Routines: Complete choreography to trending songs.
• Video Files: Edited short-form clips shared with parents.

Studio Facilities

• Flooring: Polished granite/marble (cushioned shoes recommended).
• Ambiance: Spacious hall with motivational wall art and high-bass sound system.
• Waiting Area: Seating available for parents.

Policies

• Enrollment: One-time registration required.
• Attendance: No refunds or carry-forward classes for student absence.

Training Specifications

• Style: Vazhuvoor Bani (known for grace and fluid movements).
• Instructor: Qualified professional (Vidushi level with Masters in Performing Arts).
• Frequency: 8 sessions per month (twice a week).
• Progression: Systematic movement from basic Adavus to complex items like Jatiswaram.

Classroom Discipline

• Dress Code: Practice saree or kurta required.
• Theory: Instruction on hand gestures (Mudras), eye movements, and rhythm (Tala).
• Format: Small group sessions allowing for individual posture correction.

Cultural Elements

• Spiritual: Learning Shlokas and significance of dance forms.
• Goal: Long-term grooming for stage showcases (costumes not included).

Workshop Scope

• Duration: Intensive sessions spread over 2 to 3 days (90-120 minutes per day).
• Themes: Festival-specific styles (e.g., Garba/Dandiya, Filmy Folk).
• Objective: Learning a full performance-ready routine in a short timeframe.

Materials & Experience

• Props: Use of dance props provided during class (e.g., Dandiya sticks, ribbons).
• Fusion: Blending traditional steps with cinematic songs.
• Finale: Group video recording of the choreography.