Demi Moore School of Dance is a dance school in the Cheshunt area of Waltham Cross, teaching young children in a fun, encouraging way. It is a popular local choice for parents wanting an early introduction to dance for their little ones. Preschool and primary-age children are its main focus.
A parent of a three-year-old and a six-year-old described how much their daughters love the classes, with the ballet lessons kept fun while the children learn. That blend of enjoyment and gentle teaching comes through, making it well suited to young beginners.
Classes such as ballet are taught in a playful, age-appropriate way, so children pick up the basics of posture, movement and rhythm while having fun. Lessons build gradually as youngsters grow in ability and confidence. The relaxed, enjoyable approach helps little ones look forward to each session.
A first class is easy-going and new children are welcomed in gently, with no experience needed. Comfortable clothing to move in and soft, suitable footwear are all that is required.
The school is based in the Cheshunt part of Waltham Cross and convenient for local families. Ask which venue and class suit your child when you enquire.
My two daughters aged 3 and 6 love Demis classes, the ballet classes are fun whilst they are learning!— Hollie Lumsden
Yes. Classes here are based on individual and group work, so children take part without needing a partner.
Comfortable clothes that allow free movement and soft, suitable footwear are ideal for young children. The school can advise on anything specific for ballet.
Fees vary by class, age group and any block bookings. It is best to contact the school directly for current rates.
For young children, a fun, rhythm-led style such as ballet is a lovely place to begin. Staff can suggest the right first class.
Adults usually start with a sociable, rhythm-led style that builds confidence quickly. It is worth asking the school what options suit grown-up beginners.
Light dancing can be gentle activity for some, but anyone with a heart condition should check with their doctor first. Follow medical guidance on what is safe.