Acro classes
in Bunbury.
Cartwheels, walkovers and balances, taught safely and step by step, by the studio that wrote the syllabus.
Top Jazz Ballet wrote Agility, the APDA acrobatics syllabus. That means our acro is taught by the people who designed the steps, the progressions and the safety rules other studios follow.
Acro starts from Foundation and Sub Junior and builds to advanced tricks in Senior. It's ideal for tumblers and climbers, and a favourite with boys. Performers can sit Agility exams from about age 6 if they choose.
What they'll learn
- Cartwheels, walkovers and limbers
- Balances and partner work
- Flexibility and core strength
- Safe progressions, step by step
- Optional Agility (APDA) exams
Getting started
New performers can trial two weeks of classes, in one style or several, at $15 a class, with no lock-in. Trials run in any term.
2027 class times and fees come out with the 2027 timetable (coming soon). Register interest and we'll call you as soon as it's out.
Classes run at our main studio, Unit 2/13 Major Street, Davenport (Bunbury), and on Thursdays at Australind Hall, Mulgara Street, Australind.
Questions parents ask
Who wrote the Agility syllabus?
Top Jazz Ballet wrote Agility, the APDA acrobatics syllabus (APDA syllabi: Jazz Addict for jazz, La Beauty Ballet for ballet, Lucidity for contemporary, Agility for acrobatics).
Is acro safe for young kids?
Yes. Every trick is broken into safe steps, and nobody moves on until they're ready.
Is acro the same as gymnastics?
Acro combines acrobatic tricks with dance, so performers learn to link tricks with music and choreography for the stage.
How do we start?
New performers can trial two weeks of classes, in one style or several, at $15 a class, with no lock-in. Trials run in any term. Register interest on our Enrol page and we'll call you.