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Elmhurst, in association with Birmingham Royal Ballet, is one of the UK’s leaders in dance education with a firm focus on the classical ballet tradition. As the School moves towards its 100th year, it combines a proud heritage, a caring community and an ongoing aspiration to strengthen its position among the elite of international ballet education.
By 1933, student numbers hit 60. The school survived the Second World War years – students danced in 59 shows for the troops – and in 1945 it was recognised by the Ministry of Education. It became Elmhurst Ballet School in 1947, taking its name from the Elmhurst building that housed the school. Student numbers had now reached 240.
Elmhurst Ballet School (EBS) Centenary Events 2022 – 2023: Monday 3 October 2022 Launch EBS 100: More Futures to Shape. Wednesday 2 November 2022 Commence with 100 Years of Elmhurst on World Ballet Day. Thursday 15 December 2022 EBS Centenary Winter Sharing Performance
Key moments in Elmhurst Ballet School’s 100-year history: Founded in 1923 by Helen Mortimer, Elmhurst started life as The Mortimer School of Dancing in a studio in the grounds of a Preparatory School – for pupils up to age 11 – at ‘Elmhurst’, Heathcote Road, Camberley, Surrey. In the very early days, the school had 12 dancing students ...
Elmhurst has a history of notable alumni and continues to be a world-renowned centre of excellence, providing full-time vocational training in classical ballet in conjunction with a sound academic education across the whole school. Joining Elmhurst. Elmhurst is an independent school for classical ballet students aged 11-19 years’ old.
Join our Young Dancers Programme (Pupils of School Years 4 – 6) or our Extended Young Dancers Programme (Pupils of School Years 7-12) and we will ensure that you are audition-ready for your next steps to becoming professional ballet dancer. Find out more information here. Access to both programmes is by audition. Click here to see the dates.
Your dance training includes daily ballet class, contemporary technique, jazz and choreography, which are delivered by our expert dance team and guest artists. At the same time, you’ll study for your Level 6 Diploma in Professional Dance, validated by Trinity College London. If you join us in Year 13 you can follow the two-year Level 5 Diploma.
