Tutu School Hendersonville

Level A: 5-6 years old. Level B: 6-8 years old.

Level A: 3 years old. Level B: 4 years old. Level C: 5 years old.

Level A: 18-24 months old. Level B: 24 months – 3 years old. caregiver participation is required.

Level A: 6-18 months old, pre-walkers. Level B: 6-18 months old, walkers. caregiver participation is required.

Ballet Birthday Parties are extra special. What could be better than celebrating with crowns, cupcakes, and besties learning ballet? Take the stress out of party planning and leave all of the work to Tutu School. Simply show up and enjoy the sparkle!

In classes at Tutu School, we use the stories of famous classical ballets to exercise both little bodies and big imaginations, and our carefully developed curriculum balances just the right amount of technical instruction with enrichment, creativity, and fun.

In classes at Tutu School, we use the stories of famous classical ballets to exercise both little bodies and big imaginations, and our carefully developed curriculum balances just the right amount of technical instruction with enrichment, creativity, and fun.

In classes at Tutu School, we use the stories of famous classical ballets to exercise both little bodies and big imaginations, and our carefully developed curriculum balances just the right amount of technical instruction with enrichment, creativity, and fun.

In classes at Tutu School, we use the stories of famous classical ballets to exercise both little bodies and big imaginations, and our carefully developed curriculum balances just the right amount of technical instruction with enrichment, creativity, and fun.

The most advanced division at Tutu School. In the Primary Ballet Prep division we develop pure, fundamental ballet technique that will eventually allow our students to graduate to a more disciplined study of the craft – when their growing bodies are ready. In the meantime, we’ll continue to practice our pliés with a healthy helping of magical fun, thank you.

Classes in our Exploring Ballet division strike a perfect balance between structure and creativity. In this division we begin carefully laying the earliest foundation of ballet technique, but we always compliment our class work with fun, imaginative activities that keep young dancers captivated, engaged, and utterly in love with ballet.

Our goal in our Tutu Toddlers division is to work with you to engage your little one and give them an early experience with ballet they’ll never forget. Because at Tutu School we believe that exposing children at a very early age to creativity, movement, and music can only lead to good things.

Caregivers and babies get to enjoy a bonding opportunity led by Tutu teachers who are trained in the foundations of infant and child development. Infants who are exposed to regular physical movement opportunities demonstrate an increase in gross motor development, and an introduction to classical music in infancy has been shown to stimulate brain activity and enhance auditory awareness. Classes include 35 minutes of teacher-guided activities, followed by 10 minutes of additional open play & caregiver social time. Infants are more likely to learn through imitation and observation from other infants and peers, and caregivers need a chance to connect with their peers too!

Ballet Birthday Parties are extra special. What could be better than celebrating with crowns, cupcakes, and besties learning ballet? Take the stress out of party planning and leave all of the work to Tutu School. Simply show up and enjoy the sparkle!

Tutu Toddlers classes are for children aged 1.5 to 3 years old. Students in our youngest divisions are invited to wear any clothes that they can move easily in, and should take class with bare feet or rubber-soled socks if they do not have ballet slippers. Adults participating in these classes should also wear comfortable clothes and bare feet or rubber-soled socks.

Tutu Toddlers classes are designed for children aged 1.5 to 3 years old and include caregiver participation. These classes build upon foundational ballet technique, socialization, and imagination.

Tutu Toddlers is for dancers aged 18-24 months. Students in our youngest divisions are invited to wear any clothes that they can move easily in, and should take class with bare feet or rubber-soled socks if they do not have ballet slippers. Adults participating in these classes should also wear comfortable clothes and bare feet or rubber-soled socks.

Exploring Ballet classes are for children aged 3 to 5 years old. Tutu School asks students in its older divisions to wear leotards or fitted shirts with tights or leggings and ballet slippers. Please tuck in all drawstrings on slippers, and secure long hair away from the face as much as possible. No specific color or style of dancewear is required, and tutus and skirts are absolutely permitted.

Exploring Ballet classes are for children aged 3 to 5 years old, focusing on foundational ballet technique, socialization, structure, and imagination through movement games and storytelling.

Exploring Ballet is for dancers aged 3 to 5 years. Tutu School asks students in its older divisions to wear leotards or fitted shirts with tights or leggings and ballet slippers. Please tuck in all drawstrings on slippers, and secure long hair away from the face as much as possible. No specific color or style of dancewear is required, and tutus and skirts are absolutely permitted – naturally!

Exploring Ballet is for dancers aged 4 to 5 years. Tutu School asks students in its older divisions to wear leotards or fitted shirts with tights or leggings and ballet slippers. Please tuck in all drawstrings on slippers, and secure long hair away from the face as much as possible. No specific color or style of dancewear is required, and tutus and skirts are absolutely permitted – naturally!

Exploring Ballet is for dancers aged 5 years. Tutu School asks students in its older divisions to wear leotards or fitted shirts with tights or leggings and ballet slippers. Please tuck in all drawstrings on slippers, and secure long hair away from the face as much as possible. No specific color or style of dancewear is required, and tutus and skirts are absolutely permitted – naturally!

Primary Ballet Prep classes are for children aged 6 to 8 years old. Tutu School asks students in its older divisions to wear leotards or fitted shirts with tights or leggings and ballet slippers. Please tuck in all drawstrings on slippers, and secure long hair away from the face as much as possible. No specific color or style of dancewear is required, and tutus and skirts are absolutely permitted.

Primary Ballet Prep classes are for children aged 5 to 8 years old and focus on foundational ballet technique, socialization, structure, and imagination through movement and play.

Primary Ballet Prep is for dancers aged 6 to 8 years. Tutu School asks students in its older divisions to wear leotards or fitted shirts with tights or leggings and ballet slippers. Please tuck in all drawstrings on slippers, and secure long hair away from the face as much as possible. No specific color or style of dancewear is required, and tutus and skirts are absolutely permitted – naturally!

Exploring Ballet is for dancers aged 3 to 4 years. Tutu School asks students in its older divisions to wear leotards or fitted shirts with tights or leggings and ballet slippers. Please tuck in all drawstrings on slippers, and secure long hair away from the face as much as possible. No specific color or style of dancewear is required, and tutus and skirts are absolutely permitted – naturally!

Tutu Toddlers is for dancers aged 1.5 to 3 years. Students in our youngest divisions are invited to wear any clothes that they can move easily in, and should take class with bare feet or rubber-soled socks if they do not have ballet slippers. Adults participating in these classes should also wear comfortable clothes and bare feet or rubber-soled socks.

Baby Ballet is designed for the youngest dancers, aged 6-18 months. Students are invited to wear any clothes that they can move easily in, and should take class with bare feet or rubber-soled socks if they do not have ballet slippers. Adults participating in these classes should also wear comfortable clothes and bare feet or rubber-soled socks.

Baby Ballet is for children aged 6 to 18 months old and requires caregiver participation. It focuses on foundational ballet technique, socialization, structure, and imagination through play and movement games.

Baby Ballet is for dancers aged 6 to 18 months. Students in our youngest divisions are invited to wear any clothes that they can move easily in, and should take class with bare feet or rubber-soled socks if they do not have ballet slippers. Adults participating in these classes should also wear comfortable clothes and bare feet or rubber-soled socks.

Exploring Ballet is for dancers aged 4 and 5 years. Tutu School asks students in its older divisions to wear leotards or fitted shirts with tights or leggings and ballet slippers. Please tuck in all drawstrings on slippers, and secure long hair away from the face as much as possible. No specific color or style of dancewear is required, and tutus and skirts are absolutely permitted – naturally!

EXPLORING BALLET C classes are for 5-year-olds. Tutu School asks students in its older divisions to wear leotards or fitted shirts with tights or leggings and ballet slippers. Please tuck in all drawstrings on slippers, and secure long hair away from the face as much as possible. No specific color or style of dancewear is required, and tutus and skirts are absolutely permitted.

EXPLORING BALLET C is for dancers aged 5 years. Tutu School asks students in its older divisions to wear leotards or fitted shirts with tights or leggings and ballet slippers. Please tuck in all drawstrings on slippers, and secure long hair away from the face as much as possible. No specific color or style of dancewear is required, and tutus and skirts are absolutely permitted – naturally!

On any given day at Tutu Camp, a child might take a ballet class, decorate costumes, learn the story of a famous ballet, or even take part in a production of their own creation. Magic seems to multiply at camp, and Tutu Campers always come twirling back for more.