Are you looking for an activity that stimulates your child’s creativity and discipline?
The ballet classes for children aged 9 to 10 in Penafiel are perfect for this stage of growth, where technique and expressiveness begin to take shape.

Each class develops motor coordination, flexibility, and strength, while also enhancing memory, stage confidence, and group work. At this level, students learn to perform more complex sequences, respect rhythm, and build teamwork skills.

More than just dance, ballet at this age fosters discipline, friendship, and self-expression, helping every child find their voice through movement.

Enroll your child today and give them the chance to grow in a safe, artistic, and inspiring environment!

Price Includes
- 2 classes per week + Floor Barre classes

Price doesn't Include
- Registration and Insurance, which are completed at the school at the time of enrollment

Other Activities of Interest
- Ballet Classes (11–12 years old) in Penafiel
- Contemporary Dance Classes (8–11 years old) in Penafiel
- Hip Hop Classes (9–11 years old) in Penafiel

About MissisDance
MissisDance – Dance Academy, founded in December 2017 as the MissisDance Project, promotes artistic education in Penafiel. Since April 2021, it has been offering styles such as Classical Dance (Ballet), Hip Hop, Contemporary Dance, Floor Barre, and Yoga, as well as Choreographic Workshops.

The academy focuses on personalized learning, welcoming both those who seek leisure and physical activity, and those who wish to pursue a career in the Performing Arts.

More Information
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Contact WOU: 918 136 805

1. What is the duration of the classes and the recommended frequency for children aged 9–10?
A: Ballet classes for children aged 9 to 10 last about 1 hour, with a recommended frequency of twice a week to strengthen technique, flexibility, and choreographic memory.

2. How do ballet classes for 9–10 year olds evolve compared to the previous stage (7–8 years)?
A: At this stage, students have greater physical structure and focus, allowing them to work on more complex choreographic sequences, group coordination, and rhythm, moving toward a more technical and expressive ballet.

3. What are the main benefits of ballet for children aged 9–10?
A: Ballet improves posture, flexibility, and endurance, while also developing discipline, stage confidence, and choreographic memory. It also encourages self-expression and teamwork.

4. Is it possible to introduce pointe work at this age?
A: Pointe or pre-pointe work may begin around ages 10–11, but only after a careful technical assessment and always under close supervision to protect bone maturity and avoid injuries.

5. What uniform and materials are recommended for these classes?
A: A leotard or unitard, ballet tights, proper ballet shoes (full sole), and hair tied up are recommended. Bringing a water bottle is also advisable to stay hydrated.

6. How many students are usually in each class, and does this affect quality?
A: Classes are usually small to ensure individual attention, guaranteeing both technical and pedagogical quality.

7. How can ballet practice benefit school and everyday life?
A: Ballet improves concentration, discipline, and memory—skills that positively impact school performance, organization, and self-confidence.

8. Is it possible to try a trial class before enrolling?
A: Yes, subject to availability, so families can get to know the space, teaching method, and instructors.

9. After ages 9–10, what is the next level of progression in ballet?
A: After this stage, students move on to the 11–12 year level, where classes become more challenging, with technical choreographies and higher artistic demands.

10. Are there performances or events for this age group?
A: Yes. The school often organizes showcases or recitals, giving children stage experience and the opportunity to share their progress with their families.