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CODE OF ETHICS

We follow the code of ethics guidelines laid out by Ausdance

  1. Studio principals will have clearly defined aims and goals. 

  2. Studio principals will make sure that the school and its staff are capable of providing any services claimed.

  3. Studio principals will employ teaching staff with the experience, knowledge or qualifications required for the range of levels and techniques being taught. Student teachers will be trained and supervised to ensure the school’s teaching standards are maintained.

  4. Studio principals will provide effective assessment procedures and will ensure that students and parents receive, or have access to, advice when necessary.

  5. Studio principals will conform to sound business practice and provide an efficient fee system.

  6. Studio principals and individual teachers will ensure that class sizes are suitable for the levels and techniques being taught. Students in each class will be of a similar age or standard.

  7. Studio principals and individual teachers will ensure that facilities provided:

    • conform with minimum safety and space requirements

    • have suitable flooring, with a safe surface designed and constructed to minimise the risk of injury.

  8. Individual teachers will use effective and flexible teaching skills to create a productive learning environment. Individual teachers will:

    • strive to communicate a love of dance

    • show professional attitudes, including punctuality, reliability and responsible care of students

    • strive to develop self-discipline and self-motivation in the students

    • encourage and support the individual in the class situation

    • present general concepts of movement as well as those of a particular dance style.

  9. Individual teachers will recognise the role of dance in the development of the whole person. They will also seek to recognise and develop each student’s potential, whether it lies in dance or related fields, and offer appropriate guidance for further progress.

  10. Individual teachers will endeavour to recognise physical anomalies, modifying their teaching and seeking medical advice when necessary. The teaching and choreography must be anatomically safe, and teachers must be prepared to deal with medical emergencies.

  11. Individual teachers will strive to develop in the students an appreciation of the characteristic style of each specific technique taught.

  12. Individual teachers will take responsibility for seeking more knowledge in all aspects of their work.

CODE OF CONDUCT

Parents and students

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  • Students are expected to be at least 5 minutes before their class so they can start promptly and without disruption to other students.

  • Students and parents are to be respectful to teachers, other students and parents at all times.

  • Students are not to leave the hall without a parent or guardian.

  • Bluebird Dance Theatre staff cannot be responsible for students outside timetabled classes.

  • Bluebird Dance Theatre takes no responsibility for loss or damage to personal property.

  • Appropriate footwear and clothing is to be worn as per the 'what to wear' guide.

  • Students are expected to wear appropriate clothing when travelling to and from class. Always wear something over your dance clothes, particularly in the cold weather.

  • In the event that your child is unable to attend class, communication with teaching staff is requested.

  • All fees are non-refundable.

Fee Payment Policy 

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Enrolment and Fee Policy

  • A non refundable enrolment, insurance and music copyright fee of $18 per student will be added to your first invoice. 

  • As a commitment to participating in our 2023 production a non-refundable costume fee of $20 will be added to your Term Two invoice. This helps covers the growing cost of costumes and props. 

  • Invoices are issued within the first two - four weeks of term and are non refundable. 

  • There are no refunds for missed classes. 

  • All fees are due by the last week of each term. If fees are not paid by the due date, a late payment administration fee of $20 will apply. 

  • If a student is unable to attend a class due to illness, injury or compassionate grounds, a makeup class can be taken, subject to class availability. Makeup classes are not offered to students who miss a class due to conflict with social or school engagements. 

Discounts

We offer discounts for families, multiple classes and cash payments. You may receive either the class discount or family discount (not both). Discounts are offered on fees as follows:

 

CASH DISCOUNT

 

Fees paid in cash incur a 5% discount and can be sued in conjunction with either the family or class discount.

 

CLASS DISCOUNT

 

3 classes per week for individual students is a 10% discount on fees. 

4+ classes per week for individual students is a 15% discount on fees. 

OR

FAMILY DISCOUNT

 

3 children per family enrolled is a 10% discount on fees. 

4+ children per family enrolled is a 15% discount on fees.

 

Payment plans are welcome. Please contact us to arrange a plan that suits your situation.

ALL class fees are calculated for a full term. If a full term is not taken you can request your fees to be calculated at $25 per class

 

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