Sapphire Dancers (Ages 9-12)

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Our Sapphire dancers take one 45 minute ballet lesson each week to continue their foundational technique, along with their choice of tap, jazz, and lyrical.

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Our Sapphire Gemstone is the second tier in our Gemstone curriculum and holds students in years 3 to 6 at primary school. Our Sapphire dancers take one 45 minute ballet lesson each week to continue their foundational technique, along with their choice of tap, jazz, and lyrical. Many of our Sapphire dancers take 3 styles of dance with us and we help make this easy on families by scheduling back to back classes where possible into our timetable.

Our unique curriculum continues to guide students through learning age appropriate technique in their styles, and Sapphire dancers work towards their gemstone assessments, a mid year showcase and our end of year production

In addition to our R.A.D. Ballet Extension class, Sapphire dancers can also be invited to our competitive extension stream, which encompasses soloist competitors and our troupe teams. At the end of primary school, Sapphire dancers are invited into our Emerald stream.

  • West Gosford Branch

    3/7 Comserv Cl, West Gosford, Central Coast
  • Teacher's Name
  • Lorraine
  • Teacher's Experience
  • Lorraine first starting dancing at age 8 with Margaret Walker at Eastwood and continued on when she moved to the Central Coast. Her early dancing was with SATD ballet, tap, jazz and modern. After obtaining her teachers certificate in S.A.T.D. at age 16, Lorraine decided to further her teaching career with R.A.D. Ballet and in order to achieve this goal she attended Lorraine Norton Academy of Dance in Sydney as a full time ballet student for three years. On completing all R.A.D. major exams Lorraine danced with Sydney City Ballet Company for one season, before starting a teaching career with Lorraine Norton Academy of Dance. In 1972 Lorraine opened her own dance school in Tamworth until relocating back to the Central Coast 1975. After getting married and having a family she decided to return to dancing again and began teaching with Chris Duncan (McGrath) and Patti Gleeson – 2 long established schools on the Central Coast. After meeting up with Francesca Lamott in 1994 they decided to work together and Lorraine began teaching with Francesca at Lamott School of Dance. Lorraine was responsible for all R.A.D. graded and major examination ballet students and throughout her time with Lamott School of Dance and in 2006 when Francesca decided to persue other interests Lorraine took over Lamott School of Dance, re-naming it Elite Dance. Since stepping down from Principal in 2010, Lorraine has remained with Elite Dance and is responsible for all graded R.A.D. ballet students. She has also been accepted by the R.A.D. as a mentor to student teachers and members of the Certificate of Ballet Teaching Studies course.
  • Gender
  • Female
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  • N/A

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