Scissonne’s Tap and ballet teachers are CSTD certified teachers. From understanding, CSTD carefully select and trained their own dancers and teachers. So I would say they are very qualified and professional. No harm going for the trial… give it a try…

yes they are open.. do give them a call at 64677340 or email them at [email protected] so that they can arrange a time slot for you to go for the trial...

there’s another teacher covering ballet… pretty good too… my girl went for her class… you should bring your girl for the free trial… see if your girl likes it…

Hi zenn74 and ruigal,

Sorry for the very late reply… have been really busy lately…

The competition has been really exciting and indeed all the competitors have been splendid! It’s an eyeopener for a 1st time competitor’s mummy.

If you are only looking for a school i suppose there are a lot of quite well know names in the market… but if you believe in finding your darlings a really good teacher to give her the proper and very strong foundation, i would definitely recommend Sissonne Dance Art…

Yes Dance Thrilogy has indeed won a lot of awards in the competition… but as far as i know its also a newly started school where I’m pretty sure most of the dancers have been well trained by their previous teacher with strong foundations. Of course not denying the effort of the current teachers at the current stage.

Well if you ask my personal opinion, of course winning in a competition is a recognition for the dancers, but winning is not everything in the world. A really strong foundation and skill in a dancer will definitely bring the dancer further and to a much higher level. So you have to be clear at what you are looking for. For me my girl’s interest is the most important, and at her young age i want her to enjoy the exposure of being in a competition and at the same time enjoy her dance journey, but of course not compromising on finding her a really good teacher. And i am confidently telling you i’m so glad i found 1. That’s Pohlin from Sissonne Dance Art.

First of all i started my girl with pohlin with ballet jazz at the age of 3 plus… where she later loves jazz and progress with tremendous result within 3 months under her coaching. In the midst of her dance journey there were some hiccups and she was forced to change a new instructor which was disaster and the worst nightmare ever… dance techniques went haywire in a matter of weeks with a really amature teacher who was supposed to be good as recommended by the previous school and they were about to go for exams in a few weeks time… I couldn’t just stand there and do nothing…It was pohlin who got my girl back on track within a week or 2 of intensive training… and i witnessed that. She is a very experience jazz teacher in the industry… if you ask around the industry she is pretty well known for her teaching skill.

Besides jazz, Sissonne also teaches Tap and ballet. Tap teacher Jake is also another one of the best in town, able to engage kids and very precise in coaching the students individually even in a group class to make sure they get it right.

Sissonne is in business now at Grandstand 4th level. They offer free trial classes for jazz, tap and ballet… my girl went trial for tap and ballet last weekend and she loves it. As a parent i feel confident that my girl is under a very good coach as the studio is quite open for parents to see how they are being trained.

You should give your girls a trial and judge for yourself. I think someone just posted a contact number where you can reach the school as well as her FB page. Website should be ready soon…

Every year she goes through CSTD exam and she has gone through TTA, pre modern jazz and junior jazz exam… And she is going for her very 1st competition in singapore this august!!! Very excited!


Her teacher’s name is pohlin… she is quite well known in the dance industry… she is ballet and jazz trained since young… she is starting her own school very soon this year in Sept. Her school will be at Grandstand (the previous Turf city), Sissonne Dance & Arts…

You should take a look for yourself at her students’ standard… I mean generally jazz might not be as popular as ballet but I believe its up and coming and a niche interest for young kids…

Sorry didn’t read your message carefully… u looking for jazz… my girl is taking jazz and has been with this very experienced teacher since she’s approx around 3-3 plus yrs old. And she enjoys tremendously. … she is going to turn 6yrs by this year end…

Wat kind of dance u looking at? For wat age?