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Our Ballet Classes

Workshops & After School Programs

Interested in hiring us for workshops or after school programs? Please reach out via email to discuss opportunities.

Spring 2026 Classes

We are excited to offer Creative Movement and Pre-Ballet classes for the Spring 2026 semester!

Creative Movement (Age 4)

Class Dates: Thursdays, 16:30 - 17:15, January 18 - April 30, 2026

This engaging and imaginative class introduces young dancers to the joy of movement while developing essential motor skills, coordination, and musical awareness. Through age appropriate playful exercises, storytelling, and props, students will explore the fundamentals of dance—space, rhythm, energy, and expression—while being gently introduced to classical ballet terminology.

Taught entirely in English, this class not only nurtures a love for ballet but also enhances language development in a natural and immersive way. There will be a mix of music with and without lyrics, allowing students to sing along and develop their listening skills. Each class builds upon the previous and each semester builds upon the previous. Dancers are encouraged to enroll for the entire year for optimal growth and experience. By the end of the year, dancers will be able to follow simple instructions in English and gain independence in their movement, building confidence both in and out of the studio.

To ensure individual attention and optimal learning, class size is limited to 12 students. Must have 3 students minimum to hold the class. Students must be potty trained.

Pre-Ballet (Ages 5-6)

Class Dates: Thursdays, 17:15 - 18:00, January 18 - April 30, 2026

Pre-Ballet is a joyful and structured introduction to ballet, designed to bridge the gap between Creative Movement and formal ballet training. Students will build on their foundational movement skills while being introduced to basic ballet positions, postures, and terminology in an engaging and age-appropriate way. They will also begin to develop spatial awareness, the ability to transition between exercises, and the discipline of a ballet class setting. Dancers will begin to work independently in the center of the room, across the floor and be introduced to the ballet barre.

This class is taught entirely in English, creating an immersive language-learning environment that strengthens listening comprehension and communication skills. At the same time, students will be introduced to fundamental ballet vocabulary in French, developing an early understanding of the language traditionally used in ballet worldwide.

All music used in class will be classical ballet music, helping students develop musicality, rhythm, and an appreciation for the rich tradition of ballet. Each class builds upon the previous and each semester builds upon the previous. Dancers are encouraged to enroll for the entire year for optimal growth and experience. By the end of the year, dancers will gain confidence, independence, and a deeper understanding of both ballet technique and classroom etiquette.

To ensure individual attention and optimal learning, class size is limited to 16 students. Must have 3 students minimum to hold the class.

Level 1 Ballet (Ages 7-9)

Eligibility: Currently only available for students enrolled at Oslo International School.

Level 1 Ballet marks the beginning of formal ballet training, introducing young dancers to the structure and discipline of a traditional ballet class. Students will focus on the fundamentals of classical ballet through barre work, center exercises, and across-the-floor movement. This progression builds strength, flexibility, coordination, and musicality while reinforcing proper posture and alignment.

Taught entirely in English, this class also builds upon already established ballet vocabulary in French, deepening their understanding of the art form's rich tradition. All music used in class will be classical ballet music, helping dancers refine their rhythm and musical appreciation. In addition to physical development, students will strengthen their memory, pattern recognition, and ability to follow detailed instructions—skills that extend beyond the studio.


An observational class will be provided to families on the last class of the season!

*No classes on Week 8 and Week 14 (February 19 & April 2)

Additional Locations

The Classical Ballet School of Oslo also offers classes at Oslo International School and Frogner International Preschool. Please note that enrollment at these schools is required to participate in classes at these locations.

Contact Information

For any questions about classes, please contact us at:

The Classical Ballet School of Oslo