cost per ten week term - prices to change in 2026
£60 from January
£75 from January
£85 from January
£90 from January
£105 from January
£120 from January
cost per lesson
RAD exam coaching is timetabled for a whole class, and is mandatory if you elect to take an exam. Therefore this will be invoiced in advance and there will be no refund for absences. An extra fee of £5 is charged termly for any learning materials provided.
RAD exam coaching is timetabled for a whole class, and is mandatory if you elect to take an exam. Therefore this will be invoiced in advance and there will be no refund for absences. An extra fee of £5 is charged termly for any learning materials provided.
Private coaching in studio for 30 minutes. This fee directly covers hall and staff costs, and can be split between no more than two students.
Private coaching in studio for 1 hour. This fee directly covers hall and staff costs, and can be split between no more than three students.
Private coaching for one student only. A lesser fee reflecting the limitations of providing feedback over the internet.
If any student does more than one standard class, their second class MAY qualify for a £10 discount (applied to the cost of a term).
Alternatively, If a student does more than one ballet class, they are entitled to join further classes free of charge (subject to availability).
Families may also receive a £10 reduction on their invoice
for each extra sibling that enrolls with the school.
COACHING CLASSES DO NOT QUALIFY FOR DISCOUNT
All discounts will be calculated for you at the discretion of
BDA's principal, Mrs Helen Brewer.
Further reductions may be considered in exceptional circumstances.
Please email BDA with any and all discount enquiries :
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