Updated September 2026
The Best Dance Classes for Kids in Singapore (2026)
Listings are ranked using Google rating, review volume and website popularity, and the results are refreshed regularly. Trial and introductory prices vary, with examples ranging from $8 to $50 per class, while some centres offer packages such as $100 for four sessions.
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TAHITI DANCE FITNESS
Star Learners @ Bukit Batok | Preschool & Childcare
Galaxy Dance Academy (City Hall)
Legacy Dance Co.
Crestar Learning Centre @ Marine Parade
ZiggyFeet
BalletBody
Jete Studios
Crestar School of Dance @ Marine Parade
The Ballet Academy @ SAFRA Toa Payoh
Spanish Dance Singapore
All That Jazz Dance Academy (Dunearn Village)
The Dance Collective
Bolly Dancing Studio in Singapore
Afrowithjeevi
MADDspace - School of Music, Art, Drama & Dance (Central)
Fable Dance Co.
Ben Lau Dance
Assemblé Studios (Waterloo)
Dancer's Dream Studio (MAIN)
En Motion Dance School
John & Josephine Dance Creative
Rockschool, RSL London
EV Dance
STEP Studio
Medasvi School of Dance (Medasvi Pte Ltd.)
SM Universe (Singapore)
J Platform Dance Studio
The Brass Barre Pole Studio (Orchard Gateway)
Onestage Academy
The DanceSport Academy (tda)Frequently asked questions
How much do kids’ dance classes in Singapore typically cost?
Prices depend on the centre, class type and package. Examples from listed providers include $8 or $28 for a trial, $30-$50 for a trial class, $15 for a class, $100 for four sessions, and $11-$18 per class. Check each centre for current fees, registration charges and package terms.
How should parents choose a dance centre for their child?
Compare the centre’s location, timetable, teaching approach, class size, age suitability and available dance styles. Ask whether trial lessons are offered and what is included in the fees. Parents may also review current ratings and written feedback, then consider whether the environment suits the child’s interests and experience level.
What should I check before enrolling my child in a dance class?
Check the recommended age range, beginner requirements, lesson duration, weekly schedule and whether classes are held in person. It is also useful to ask about trial-class arrangements, clothing and footwear, make-up lessons, withdrawals and performance commitments. These details help families assess whether the programme fits their child’s routine.
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