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  1. StillSewingShoes
    My good friend's daughter was waitlisted for Upper School last year then was granted a place from the waitlist and attended. Best of luck!
  2. StillSewingShoes
    Last summer, my daughter (16 years, in Superieur) did the field trips/excursions with the POB on Sunday, so didn't have time to spend with me other than a couple meals in Nanterre. I stayed in downtown Paris, which is not near the ballet school, but I didn't want to stay in Nanterre. Some parents did choose to stay near the ballet school, which was lucky in one case when her daughter decided she couldn't stay in the dorm (hot, food was not good, lots of stairs) and stayed with her mom instead.
  3. StillSewingShoes
    We heard on 15 April last summer, hope that helps.
  4. StillSewingShoes
    Yes, same at Upper School. Presentation on the last day. If your dancer stays for the full 5 weeks, there are two opportunities for presentations, if I remember correctly. One at the end of the first 2-3 weeks, and another at the end of the 5 weeks, as technically your dancer will cross over two sessions.
  5. StillSewingShoes
    My daughter had the opposite experience to @FlexyNexy - maybe it's what our kids individually need in terms of coaching at the time?
  6. StillSewingShoes
    My DD was accepted last year at 16 years, her video was about 8 minutes long. She used the same video she had created for RBS's year-round training as videos are time intensive to do.
  7. StillSewingShoes
    Would love to buy 2 ticket if anyone has any
  8. StillSewingShoes
    @BalerinaMom - I don't recall getting any feedback last year when my daughter was accepted (didn't attend due to ankle surgery). Where did you see that they will send feedback? I missed that somehow.
  9. StillSewingShoes
    @BarbaraH - Yes, but need to see if she can/wants to squeeze it in before another one she has already accepted. My DD is older, though, 16.
  10. StillSewingShoes
    Just received results!
  11. StillSewingShoes
    @sofiadance - Many did get no's. Sorry I haven't seen any info about how many are on the waitlist.
  12. StillSewingShoes
    @mim - it'll be interesting to see what others say, but to your questions: 1) in 2020 we submitted all in pointe shoes, this year did flat for 1, 2, 3 - doubt it matters too much; 2) in both years, my daughter's standing foot in the arabesque was flat.
  13. StillSewingShoes
    @NotadanceMa- It's been awhile since her SAB experience but I recall they had lots of outings led by the resident managers (e.g., top of Empire State building, musical, Central Park, boat tour) and they could venture out with their friends based on restrictions agreed to with the parents - the parents are given options as to how far away from SAB their kids could roam. She enjoyed that downtime experience more than being an older student at the White Lodge SI primarily because the WL downtime seemed to be more structured around the younger students, for good reason. Not as much to do in the center of the park.
  14. StillSewingShoes
    My dancer has attended the SAB 5-week SI and RBS 2-week SI in White Lodge. In both places, the quality of teaching was high, teachers were supportive, and she was surrounded by incredibly talented dancers. The main differences she found were of course the style of ballet (my daughter learned she doesn't love Balanchine) and the hours per day of dancing. SAB did not have as many hours of dancing per day as RBS (note: she attended SAB pre-pandemic) but she found SAB's classes to be highly intense, with each class feeling like an audition. She had wished for more dancing at SAB, though.
  15. StillSewingShoes
    @Tiaramum - both American. Note that they are friends from a past summer intensive, which is how I found out about their direct entries. I don't have contact info for the others in their (very international) class. It felt like the United Nations - very cool experience.
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