All That Jazz offers ballet and jazz training for students aged two to eighteen across five studios in Singapore. Our programme follows the ISTD syllabus for ballet and the ADAPT syllabus for jazz and tap, both internationally recognised frameworks that provide clear progression pathways and examination opportunities. What makes our approach distinctive is that ballet and jazz are taught together in combined classes. This means students develop classical technique alongside rhythm, expression, and dynamic movement — all within a single, cohesive training structure.

Our ballet and jazz programme begins within the Little Movers pathway for our youngest students. From the Mini level (ages five to six), students enter structured combined classes covering ballet, jazz, and tap in 90-minute sessions — 30 minutes dedicated to each genre. As students progress, classes increase in length and technical complexity. Grade levels align with ISTD and ADAPT syllabi, with clear benchmarks at each stage. Students can take formal examinations at regular intervals, and these grades are recognised internationally. The programme runs from Pre-Junior through to Intermediate and beyond, with each level building on the last. Whether your child is a complete beginner or has been dancing for years, there is a clear pathway forward.

Ballet training at All That Jazz focuses on classical technique — posture, alignment, turnout, balance, and control. Students learn barre work, centre practice, and increasingly complex combinations as they progress. The ISTD syllabus ensures that training is progressive and age-appropriate, with each grade introducing new skills while reinforcing fundamentals. Beyond the physical technique, ballet develops discipline, focus, and an understanding of how the body moves through space with intention and grace.

Jazz training brings energy, rhythm, and performance quality into the mix. Following the ADAPT syllabus, students learn dynamic combinations, develop musicality, and build the kind of expressive confidence that lights up a stage. Jazz training also develops coordination, flexibility, and spatial awareness. For many students, jazz is where they discover the fun and freedom of dance — the feeling of moving to music with personality and style.

Teaching ballet and jazz together is not about cutting corners — it is about creating a richer training experience. Ballet gives students the control and precision they need. Jazz gives them the musicality and expression. Together, they produce dancers who are technically strong and artistically confident. This combined approach also keeps younger students engaged. Variety within a single class means there is always something new to look forward to, which helps maintain focus and enthusiasm over the long term.

A: Our programme covers ages two to eighteen, starting with the Little Movers pathway and progressing through graded levels to intermediate and beyond.

A: We follow the ISTD syllabus for ballet and the ADAPT syllabus for jazz and tap. Both are internationally recognised and provide structured examination pathways.

A: Class length varies by level. Mini classes (ages five to six) are 90 minutes covering ballet, jazz, and tap. As students progress, class lengths adjust to match the complexity of the syllabus work.

A: Yes. Students can take ISTD ballet examinations and ADAPT jazz and tap examinations. These are scheduled regularly and are an important part of the progression pathway.

A: No. We welcome complete beginners at every age level. Our teachers place students in the appropriate class based on age and ability, ensuring everyone has the right starting point.

All That Jazz Dance Academy has five studios across Singapore — in Orchard, Winstedt, Katong, Claymore Hill, and Prinsep Street. We offer trial classes so your child can experience the magic before committing. Contact us on WhatsApp at +65 6974 9928 or email us at admin@allthatjazz.com.sg to book a trial class, or get in touch with our team. We would love to welcome your family into our community.