Reviews of Quinte Ballet School of Canada (Dance School)

Anonymous

The dancing was fun at first, but eventually the environment became toxic, ex. One of the teachers bad mouthed a group of her students to an older student who then proceeded to tell her whole class about it whilst one of the girls she was talking about heard her, this girl proceeded to tell her class about what this student had done and what that teacher had said but the older dancer decided to guilt trip the girl into begging her friends to not tell the artistic director of the school, eventually it worked but after that the environment was not the same anymore and the teacher once went from someone we loved to have around to a teacher we despised and felt superbly uncomfortable around, when she made jokes we didn't laugh anymore, we felt so unhappy around her but we all kept our mouths shut and now that teacher is still there and I believe since I decided to leave around 5 others have joined me, I talked to some of them and the majority answer to their leaving was that they missed their old studio, their family, and the good environment that left them with a smile on their face. When the school can see an issue plain as day they should do something about it like talk to the students in private, whenever the artistic director tried talking to me 1 of 2 of the people that ruined my experience there was always around. To end I think this school is great for dancing but on the scale of being somewhere I felt safe and happy it did poorly, thinking about it now I wish I had done something there and not been scared of those 2 people.

Jyoti Bala

Totally loved my experience in this dance studio. Helpful staff, amazing dance trainers and a fun-filled environment that makes your full day!

Brad Ge

My granddaughter is a student in the professional ballet program at QBS. The audition process to get accepted to QBS is very rigours and the training is even more harder once you get in. My granddaughter typically does 5-6 hours of ballet class per day on top of her academics..

Sam Colt

Very hard school to get into but well worth the effort. If you are accepted into QBS you will be getting some of the best ballet training in Canada. The days at QBS are usually very long and hard, because on top of school work you will have about 6-8hrs per day of ballet class.