Le Ballet School

Kele Martin: Yr 4 MBBS student | Trainee teacher- Junior school | Photographer | ISTD Intermediate ballet student

We celebrate our dedicated dance teacher currently balancing the study of medicine with the study/teaching of ballet.

Medicine demands precision, discipline and an unwavering commitment to understanding the human body, while ballet channels those same qualities into movement, grace, and storytelling. Together, they reflect two sides of the same coin—one focused on preserving life, the other on celebrating it. She serves as an inspiration to our students that two rigorous disciplines can be pursued with equal success.

Chrisantha Serrette-BFA Performing Arts -student |Trainee teacher-Junior school | ISTD Intermediate ballet student

We are delighted to share that our dedicated dance teacher is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performing Arts at The University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT), with a major in dance. This achievement reflects her commitment to advancing her own artistry while bringing fresh knowledge, creativity, and inspiration into the dance studio.

Chrisantha Serrette-BFA Performing Arts -student |Junior school teacher| Intermediate Imperial Classical Ballet student

We are delighted to share that our dedicated dance teacher is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Performing Arts at The University of Trinidad and Tobago (UTT), with a major in dance. This achievement reflects her commitment to advancing her own artistry while bringing fresh knowledge, creativity, and inspiration straight into the dance class.

Don’t pause your progress—join our July ballet term and keep the rhythm alive!

Today we celebrate the universal language of movement—the art form that connects hearts, cultures, and generations.

Dance reminds us that joy can be expressed without words, that discipline and creativity walk hand in hand, and that every step tells a story.

Former dancers come back home to your passion

Ballet classes offer children a beautiful way to get moving while gaining so much more than just physical activity. Through structured training, young dancers develop strength, flexibility, and coordination, which support healthy growth and posture.

The discipline of ballet also nurtures focus, patience, and resilience—skills that benefit them in school and everyday life.

At the same time, the artistry of dance encourages creativity and self-expression, giving children confidence in how they carry themselves both on and off the stage.

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