Timeline
Schedule of planned events
Subjected to changes
Public performances and future competition dates are not out yet.

18 - 20 February 2025
Latin Cup - Pattaya [Open Dancers only]30 March 2025
4th Malaysian Medalist Dancesport Grandprix 2025 - Kuala Lumpur [open to all]5 April 2025
6th Brillante International Championship (open to all)May - June 2025
2 June - UKA medal tests [open to all]
Competition in KL & KLANG [open to all]
Get the Beat 2025 [selected teams & open to registration from interested dancers]August 2025
National day weekend - Seremban & KL/Ipoh [open to all]
16 August: KL city [open to all]
30 August: Ballare International - Singapore [open to all]September 2025
8 September: UKA medal tests [open to all]November 2025
Rehearsals for Year End Production
29 November DDS Year End
Production, 30 November - Kids party 2025December 2025
4-7 Dec: TDL Cup*Super 24 2025 - selected dancers from Open classesDancers will be recommended suitable competitions based on their levels.All participating dancers in national and international competitions will need to be prepped in CCC and/or private classes.We are keeping the 2025 planned timeline a little more freed up so we can factor in public performances and local competitions for our newer and younger dancers. International competitions information will be released to advanced classes only.

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"When can my child progress to a higher level?"

Class Progression @ DDSTeachers at Dancer's Dream Studio reserve the right to place students in the appropriate level based on technical ability and maturity of the dancers. Placement of dancers in their respective classes is not limited by age.Students are evaluated every term and teachers will decide on the progression of the dancers in their class. At Dancer's Dream Studio, we progress the entire class together unless there are exceptions of being selected to the Advanced Classes. For eg, Bronze class students have been students of Ms Lorencia's since Twinkle Tots and it took them a consistent 3-4 years to move up to Bronze Class level as a whole.Your child may be placed in a class with an average age that is lower than his/her age group for at least 3-4 terms until he/she has built sufficient foundation to progress.Latin dance consists of 5 different dances; Cha Cha, Samba, Rumba, Jive and Paso Doble. There are different levels and techniques at different stages of their learning curve.Your trust in the teacher's professional judgement is greatly appreciated.

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Absences & Class Make-Up Policy1. Unlimited make-up lessons are allowed within the same term.2. Please inform us of any planned absences early via WhatsApp or the DDS App. Early notice helps us secure a make-up slot, as each class has limited availability.3. Make-up classes can be scheduled before or after the missed lesson (within term dates).4. Missed classes cannot be used to offset the next term’s fees and will not be carried forward unless approved under special circumstances.5. A scheduled make-up will be forfeited if cancellation is made less than 24 hours.If make-up credits are exceptionally carried forward, they can only be used if your child is enrolled in the new term and fees are paid by the first lesson.

Example: If your child misses 2 classes in Term 1, they must be enrolled and fully paid for Term 2 to attend 2 make-up lessons in Term 2.• If your child does not continue in the next term, any carried-over credits will be forfeited.Advanced Classes: Please note that the complimentary guided competition training round for Advanced Classes are not eligible for make up as this class is complimentary. If your child misses the class, no make up credit is given.How to Arrange a Make-Up Class
• Check your child’s missed lessons via the DDS App or parent portal.
• Text our studio line to enquire about available make-up slots based on your child’s level.
• Please note that there will not be videos sent for make-up classes.

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UKA Dance, formally known as United Kingdom Alliance, is a dance teaching and examination board based in Blackpool, England. Medal Examinations present the dancers with the opportunity to assess their progress in accordance to an internationally standardised framework, and encourages them to reach their fullest potential possible.Dancer's Dream Studio is the first studio to officiate a curriculum that follows UKA Dance framework in Singapore.All regular students from Ruby level can take part in the UKA medal examinations twice a year. We usually run one in March and one in September at the start of the local school holiday.UKA Medal examinations are optional and highly recommended for parents who are keen to have their children progress steadily in technique.

All regular class (Ruby, Bronze, Silver, Gold, Teens) students will be allowed to take the medal tests starting from 1-dance grades.Criteria:
• 90% attendance of regular class must be met in order to take part in the medal examinations.
• For new students, he/she must have attended at least 2 terms of classes.
• Participants must attend the mock exam training before the examinations.
• Participants must be able to atend additional coaching classes prior to examinations if required.
• All participants MUST wear DDS uniform in good fit, white socks and white latin shoes (girls), black DDS top and black dance pants, black socks and black shoes (boys).Information and T&Cs:
• Teachers will also offer recommendations on your child's readiness.
• There will be no refunds of examination fee unless a medical certificate is provided.
• All curriculum will be taught in the regular class. Private classes with respective teachers need to be booked and arranged if your child needs extra coaching before the medal examinations.
• Results from the examination board will only be released after 1-2 months.

Grading SystemStudents will be allowed to take the tests starting from 1-dance.1 Dance
Starter level for students who have only learnt 1 dance. The grading which your child will be suited for assessment will be decided by the teachers based on their professional judgement.
• Pre Bronze
• Bronze
• Pre Silver
• Silver
• Pre Gold
• Gold2 Dances and Above
Dancers will need to dance syllabus steps according to the level they are taking the exams. They will begin their assessment from Bronze 2 dances and progress systematically. They are not allowed to skip any grades till they complete Gold grading.
• Bronze 2 dances
• Bronze Bar 2 dances
• Silver 3 dances
• Silver bar 3 dances
• Gold 4 dances
• Gold Bar 4 dances
• Gold Seal Medallion (Open routine)
• Gold Bar 1, 2, 3
• Gold Star, 1, 2, 3

UKA Medal Exams GroomingDancers will need to be appropriately dressed in their DDS uniform that is in a good condition. Kindly refer to the uniform standards.For girls:
• Footwear is strictly white block heels with white socks.
• Hair tied in a sleek low ponytail, with fringe and baby hair away from face.

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Providing Healthy Support and Guidance for your Children.The pursuit of a dance journey is extremely rewarding for children as it provides plentiful opportunities to hone their confidence and resilience. However, this journey does not come without its challenge for both the child and their parents. It is important to note that any form of assessments or having to showcase one's skills in unfamiliar circumstances can be daunting, be it for the first or hundredth time.Challenges that new dancers might experience include:
🙁 Not knowing what to expect for the first time.
🙁 Anxiety before their first attempt in performances, competitions or exams aka. stage fright.
🙁 Lack in preparedness, forgetting or not realising that they have to bring certain items.
🙁 Unrealistic expectations on the results.Challenges that seasoned dancers might experience include:
🙁 Stage fright in performances, competitions and exams aka. stage fright.
🙁 Lack in preparedness, forgetting that they have to bring certain items.
🙁 Unrealistic expectations on the results.
🙁 Difficulties processing and differenciating "healthy" vs "unhealthy" competition amongst peers or familiar faces on the competition floor.If you fail to prepare, you will prepare to fail.In Dancer's Dream Studio, we are grateful to have a strong community of dancers with parents who are supportive of our approaches and methodologies. We work closely with parents to ensure that their children can showcase their fullest potential. Some of the fundamental guiding points and questions are as such:1. Preparation
✅ Ensuring that logistics are ticked off in advance (e.g. costumes, shoes, hair and make up).
✅ Preparedness in terms of schedule.2. Managing Expectations
✅ How much preparation and commitment will have to be dedicated for a particular exam or competition?
✅ What are your goals in this particular competition?
✅ What are the things to improve on?
✅ What are you most anxious about?
✅ Does it matter if you win or lose?
✅ What are some of the factors that might affect your performance on that day?3. Working Closely with the Team
✅ Trusting your teachers/coaches
✅ Guide in self-practice at home
✅ Sending the self practice videos to the DDS Whatsapp line for teachers to review and feedback
✅ Participating in cross training organised by the studio or externally
✅ Watching Youtube videos for understanding.

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Competition GuidelinesFor children who have found their talent and passion in dance and would like to embark on competitions, Dancer’s Dream Studio ensures that your child gets the most out of performances and competitions:✅ Experience and exposure
✅ Develop good values (being responsible, more confident, etc.)
✅ Teamwork development
✅ Encourage your child to raise his/her standards
✅ Learn to accept and apply feedback
✅ Expand social network
✅ Healthy, safe and professional environment for your child to shineThese are just a few of the advantages that your child may reap.Always keep in mind that while it may feel great for your child to win in competitions, winning isn't as important as giving it their all!One question we often receive is how to help kids handle the pressure involved with competitions and performances.

What do I have to take note/do if my child is keen to join competitions?Please note that if your child is keen to join competitions for the first time, it is compulsory to join a Competition Coaching Class (CCC) on top of their regular term classes. Joining the class does not guarantee that your child will be 100% ready for competitions or make placings at competitions that they decide to partake in. CCC serves as a form of additional training on top of your child’s weekly classes to better prepare them for competitions and to ease the pressures that they may face in the process. Seasoned competitors are exempted from CCC but there are many competitors who attend CCC for additional training to upkeep their standards.Competition Coaching Class (CCC)
• $360 for 6 x 1.5 hours
• Commit to 6-weeks class, 1.5 hour class per lesson.• Classes will cover all 4 genres (Cha, Samba, Rumba, Jive) or up to 3 dances for newer CCC classes.
• Ankle weights and resistance bands needed for CCC classes.
• Stamina training and physical conditioning.
• For new medallist competitors, dance routines will be given to you during CCC classes.Important notes:
1. There will be strictly no arrangements for ala-carte classes or pro-rating of classes.
2. Make-up classes can be arranged in other available class slots. We will advise on the availabilities on the class slots after sign-ups have closed.• Minimum of 4 pax to start class, maximum of 8 pax in a class.CCC classes are monthly recurring classes, though days and timings may differ slightly depending on sign ups.Exemptions are only given to students who have been consistently taking weekly private lessons for at least 8 months. We hope to seek parents' understanding as we have put this policy in place to better prepare students for competitions.

Competition GroomingSetting your child towards a positive experience in their first competition requires a collaborative effort from teachers and parents. Apart from exhibiting their best efforts on the competition floor, dancers have to "look the part" to feel confident.Whilst the teachers provide guidance during the classes to boost the children's readiness for competitions, parents have an essential part to play in ensuring that their children adhere to competition grooming standards; which includes the purchase of competition costumes from third parties, styling their hair and doing their make-up.The process of getting your child ready in terms of their appearance can be a stressful affair, especially during your first time as a competition parent. There are a series of hiccups that might occur in the process:😱 Costumes purchased did not come as per measurements/not a good fit and hence will need to repurchase.
😱 Costumes bought in wrong material.
😱 Child's dance shoes broke/no longer a good fit, needs a new pair but studio is out of stock.
😱 Wrong socks purchased.
😱 Difficulties in styling my child's hair according to grooming standards.
😱 Child is sensitive to the make-up products bought, need to get another set.These are real situations that has occured amongst our parents' past experiences in many competitions, and it can be salvaged, but only if there is sufficient time to fix these situations. Therefore, the rule of thumb is to begin the process of looking for costumes right after registration of competitions, and practice hair styling and make-up at least once before the date of competition. The earlier you begin, the more time you will have to recover from any circumstance so that your child gets to shine in confidence without a worry!More information on grooming requirements for competitions can be found here:

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In Summary...Once your child expresses interest in participating in competitions, we will commit training your child to be competition ready through:
📌 Competition Coaching Classes (CCC)
📌 Teaching them the sequence of Latin Ballroom competitions, how to enter and exit the competition floor, competitor's etiquette and sportsmanship.
📌 Training them on important logistics to take note of (e.g. where to place their competitor's number tag, awareness to when their turn will be, where and when to report upon reaching the competition venue, what dances are they competing in) so that they take ownership of their participation in the competition.
📌 Navigating through the right principles of competing, guiding them to understand that the priority is to always celebrate their progress and to see their growth as the true success, rather than the physical medals and placements.As a parent, your commitment in the following to aid your child's preparation will be:
✅ Ensuring that information, documents and payments required are duly read and submitted
✅ Purchase of competition costumes (e.g. through third party sites or Facebook groups for preloved competition wear - you can contact us for more information)
✅ Hair and makeup are in accordance to the competition grooming standards.
✅ Providing tons of encouragement to them from start to finish; it will be a struggle for some, but your support will go a long way!

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COMPULSORY GROOMING & ATTIRE REQUIREMENTSAs your child is selected as a competitor representing Dancer's Dream Studio, a competition grooming code is enforced to ensure that your child holds an appropriate representation of the school and his/her respective competition categories.It also serves as a form of respect to the competition organisers, competition judges, and other competitors on the dance floor.Costumes
There are strict costume restrictions depending on your child's event. Solo beginner competitors must be dressed in appropriate dresscode, else they will be disqualified.Open Category Costumes must be approved by your respective teacher and Ms Lorencia.

Medallist events (Girls)
- Mono-colour competition dress with no stones, no fringes, no embellishments.
- DDS Uniform is acceptable as an International standard.
- White socks and white shoes must be worn.

Boys
Medallist - White competition top, black latin pants, black bow tie, black socks and black latin shoes.

Open and partner events
Costumes must be approved by Ms Lorencia.

HAIR & MAKE UP
Competition-standard hair style;Gentlemen: Neat side parting.
Ladies: Sleek low pony tail or bun. Hair MUST be neatly gelled and hairsprayed with all baby hair combed up/gelled.For ladies participating in beginners category , light make up is required.
For ladies competing in open category , you are required to do your own latin make up.

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Payment PolicyAll payments will be collected via Bank Transfer/PayNow.Bank details:
Paynow: UEN 201711537K (ADDS Production)
Bank Transfer: Adds Production Pte Ltd, UOB 3643177224If you wish to make payment using Credit Card, please make payment through the DDS APP/Parent Portal. There will be a convenience charge of 3.5% to cover any transaction fee.All term payments must be made by the end of the first lesson of each term. Late fees will be incurred if payment is not made on time.There will be no pro-rated fees or refunds for any classes missed due to school exams and holiday trips mid term. Please plan your arrangements for make-up classes. You may arrange for make-up classes in advance.You are allowed to put a pause mid-term due to extensive travel arrangements etc. up to 4 weeks, once in a year. A space in the class will be saved for you until your return. This request must be submitted in writing to our studio mobile or send an email to [email protected].

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Uniform Guidelines

Boys (all ages):
• DDS Black Top
• Black Long Pants
• Socks
• Black Latin shoesGirls (Ages 5 to 11 years old):
• DDS Blue Uniform
• No jewellery
• White socks and White shoes.
• Latin practice wear can only be worn during additional classes, private classes, competition coaching classes
• Hair must be neatly tied away from face

Girls (12 & above):
• DDS Black Dress
• No jewellery
• Tan shoes, higher and flare heels allowed
• Latin practice wear can only be worn during additional classes, private classes, competition coaching classes
• Hair must be neatly tied away from faceGirls (TT & Pre-Ruby):
• Blue leotard dress
• Silver canvas shoes

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Media Collection (Digital & Print), Medical & Privacy Statement

Photography/Videography Consent
Upon enrolment of the programme, consent is given to Dancer's Dream Studio to record and capture your child’s activities in the studio in photography and videography by Dancer's Dream Studio and its registered partners. Photographs and videos taken by Dancer's Dream Studio and its registered partners are source materials owned by Dancer's Dream Studio and can be used for publicity and advertising for the studio, brochures, videos, Promotional materials, on Dancer’s Dream Studio website, social media accounts and print, according to Dancer's Dream Studio's discretion.Please contact the studio via Whatsapp or email us at [email protected] should you like to withdraw your consent.Medical Emergencies
In the event that parents/guardian cannot be contacted to give consent during emergencies, the studio may authorise the medical examinations of the child and carry out necessary arrangements such as admitting the child to the hospital/clinic with guidance from the medical specialists.Parent/guardian agree to bear all medical expenses incurred during the time window when I/we are not contactable.Dancer's Dream Studio shall not be liable or responsible for any accidents and injuries sustained or suffered by the child during his/her participation in the studio.Privacy Statement (Personal Data Protection Act)
Upon enrolment and consent, and in compliance with the PDPA, Dancer's Dream Studio is authorised to use your personal contact details that you have provided upon registration including your phone numbers, mailing address and email address for the purpose of sending you informations related to your registration, class details, promotions and studio events. Your consent on the preferred mode of contact will be indicated during the registration process. Accordingly, your attendance of classes and events at Dancer’s Dream Studio shall be deemed to be your acceptance of our rights to use your personal contact details currently available within the studio.Dancer's Dream Studio may display data which you have previously supplied online or via registration to speed up transactions and registration procedures. Should the data be out-of-date, parents or students must update the studio with the latest accurate data. The studio will retain your personal data only as necessary for the effective delivery of public services to you.To safeguard the participant’s personal data, all electronic storage and transmission of personal data are kept safe with appropriate security technologies.Please be assured that your personal contact details will otherwise be kept confidential. If there have been any changes to your contact details, kindly update the informations with through the studio Whatsapp, parents' portal, or email at [email protected].Responsibility, waiver and release of liability
By agreeing to the Terms and conditions upon enrollment, the parent and child attest that their registration is voluntary and personal.Changes to the Terms and Conditions
Dancer’s Dream Studio reserves the right to change these Terms and Conditions at any time without prior notice.

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How to book private lessons on the DDS APP

Key informationLesson Format: 45 mins of private coaching + self-practice (min. 20 mins, max. 45 mins).Booking: No limit per student. Subject to confirmation via email. Please book at least 2 days in advance.Reminders: Sent via email only. Confirmed slots will appear in your child’s Dance Calendar on the DDS App.Billing: Lessons are billed immediatelyto your child's DSP account upon booking.Rescheduling/Cancellations: Must be done via the DDS App at least 24 hours in advance.Late Cancellations: Charged in full unless supported by a medical certificate. Please arrange for another student to take over your slot if you have to cancel due to unforseen circumstances.Arrival: Be ready 5–10 minutes before class.Dress Code: Proper dance wear, latin shoes, water bottle, and neatly tied hair.Class Videos: Sent via WhatsApp by end of day.

STEPSStep 1: Open the DDS App and click on 'Parent Portal'.

Step 2: Once redirected, click on 'More' located at the BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER.

Step 3: Select 'Private Lessons'.

Step 4: Here is where you will be able to book private lessons and check on your booked classes. To check on booked appointments, click on the orange 'My Appointments' button.

To book classes, scroll to find the instructor that you wish to book a lesson with and click 'Schedule'.

Step 5: Available dates are as listed. Select the date you prefer and the time slots available on that day will be reflected. Reflected dates and time slots are the only class slots that we can provide. We will not be having alternative class slots outside of the reflected timeslots.

Step 6: You will then be redirected to the confirmation page. Before the booking is confirmed, please check that you are booking for the correct date, time and instructor. Click on 'Book Appointment' to confirm your booking.

TO CANCEL YOUR APPOINTMENT
Click on 'My Appointments' after tapping into the 'Private Lesson' tab.

Your booked appointment(s) will then be reflected. Select the one you wish to cancel and click on 'Cancel Appointment'.

You will then be prompted to input the reason for cancellation. Once you have filled that up, click on 'Cancel my Appointment' to confirm.

Thereafter the appointment will be cancelled.

That's all for now! Feel free to drop us a text at the studio mobile if you have any questions or technical issues.

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Important Update: Private Dance Lesson Changes Starting July 2025We are always looking for ways to improve our students’ learning and progression. Starting July 2025, we will be making some updates to the structure of our private dance lessons, based on feedback from both students and parents.🕘 New Format: 45 minutes of private lesson + 45 minutes of self-practice in the studio (under supervision)
Total session will be 90 minutes long.
Please plan your time accordingly when you are booking classes.💃🏻Practice Time After Class (Compulsory)
Students often mention they don’t have space or time to practise after class. So we’re including mandatory practice time right after the lesson to reinforce what’s been taught. This ensures faster progress and stronger muscle memory. For younger children, it will be recommended to do a minimum of 20 minutes self-practice after class.As practice session is now somewhat semi-supervised, we will ensure that practice sessions are well-spent (no sitting down, no scrolling on the phone, no picnic sessions in studio).This change is also made because many parents shared that travelling down for just 45 minutes feels too short.🏠 Studio Usage Fee
A minimal studio fee ($10) will apply to cover the use of our studio floor space. This will be added to the service charges when you book private class via the app. This is for accountability and facility upkeep, as external studio rentals can cost $20/hour for shared space.

Dancer’s Dress Code Guide
Look Good, Feel Good!At Dancer's Dream Studio, we believe when you look the part, you dance with confidence and pride.Here’s a simple guide to help you show up prepared and professional for every class:👕 Wear Proper Dance Attire
- No baggy or casual clothes—we need to see your lines and posture clearly
- No jeans, tank top, t-shirts👠 Proper Footwear👓 No Spectacles
- For safety and ease of movement, please wear contact lenses instead of spectacles when possible💇Hair Neat & Away from Face
- No fringes or loose hair falling onto the face.
- Tie your hair neatly in a ponytail, bun, or braid
- Use pins and hairspray/hair balm
- Use headband⌚️ No Accessories
- Leave jewelry, watches, and other accessories in your bag

Code of Conduct

Professional Boundaries Policy – Students, Parents & TeachersWe’re so grateful for the supportive community here, and our teachers love connecting with you all. To make sure that every student feels equally valued and to maintain fairness, we do have a professional boundary policy in place. At Dancer's Dream Studio, we are committed to creating a safe, respectful, and focused environment where all students can thrive. To support this, we kindly ask all students and parents to observe the following boundaries with our teaching staff.🚫 No Outside Social EngagementsTo maintain fairness, professionalism, and impartiality in our studio environment:
Students and parents should not invite teachers to personal gatherings, such as birthday parties or casual outings outside of studio-sanctioned events.Teachers are also advised not to accept such invitations from current students or parents during their time of employment with the studio.🤝 Professional Interactions OnlyCommunication between teachers and students/parents should remain within studio hours and official studio channels (BAND chats or studio line).Private messaging or social media interactions between students/parents and teachers should be avoided unless it is directly related to class matters.🌿 Off-Days Are SacredTeachers deserve rest and downtime. Please avoid contacting teachers directly on their scheduled off-days unless it's an emergency or urgent studio-related matter.All non-urgent matters can be addressed during studio hours through the DDS whatsapp line or🧠 Mental Space & Boundaries
Please understand that teachers may not be available to reply to messages late at night, during personal hours, or when they're not on duty.💬 Use Studio Channels
For any questions or concerns, our studio managers team is your first point of contact.Why This Matters?1. These boundaries protect both the student and teacher from misunderstandings or perceptions of favouritism.2. It ensures that all students receive equal attention and treatment, and that teachers can focus on delivering the best instruction without external pressure.3. This allows our teachers to focus on what they do best—teaching and inspiring your children—without the stress of managing multiple personal conversations.4. By giving our teachers the space they need to recharge, we support a healthier and happier environment for everyone.We appreciate your support in maintaining a respectful and professional studio culture.

Dancer's code of conduct for external representation

As a student of Dancer’s Dream Studio, you are not only learning the art of dance—you are also a representative of our values, professionalism, and community wherever you go. To protect the integrity of our training system and studio culture, all dancers are expected to adhere to the following Code of Conduct when participating in external events, competitions, or classes.🌟 Studio Representation & ConductAll students must conduct themselves with professionalism, humility, and respect at external competitions, workshops, or events. Your attitude and behaviour reflect on Dancer’s Dream Studio, whether you are performing, competing, or attending.We expect all students to uphold values of sportsmanship, kindness, and discipline when interacting with other dancers, studios, or teachers.Strict dress code and grooming guidelines apply when you are attending workshops and lessons with overseas instructors outside of Dancer's Dream Studio.🚫 No External Competitions Without Studio ApprovalStudents are not permitted to join any dance competitions locally or internationally without prior approval and knowledge of the studio.This policy protects both the dancer and the studio from potential conflicts, political differences, or misrepresentation that may arise in the competitive scene.Unauthorised participation may result in immediate dismissal from the studio.🛑 Restrictions on External Dance Classes in SingaporeStudents are not allowed to attend dance classes, workshops, or private training with other local dance teachers in Singapore without prior discussion and approval from the studio.This protects our syllabus integrity, training direction, and our studio’s investment in your child's development.Any dancer found attending external classes without permission will be asked to leave the studio.✅ Learning from Overseas InstructorsWe fully support students learning from carefully selected overseas instructors who align with our studio’s teaching values and methodologies.Overseas workshops may be recommended or approved on a case-by-case basis, in consultation with studio leadership.⚠️ Zero-Tolerance PolicyThis Code of Conduct is enforced strictly to protect the studio, your fellow dancers, and your own development. Any student found in violation of the above policies will be subject to disciplinary action, including dismissal from the studio without refunds.

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