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Grade 1 $87 $76 $72 Grade 2 $91 $80 $76 Grade 3 $96 $83 $79 Grade 4 $100 $86 $82 Grade 5 $105 $91 $86 Grade 6 $110 $92 Discovering Repertoire Grade 7 $114 $96 Exam Class Award Grade 8 $119 $102 Level 2 Class $66 $44 Intermediate Foundation $155 Level 2 Variation 1 $66 $44 Intermediate $170 Level 2 Variation 2 $66 $44 Member Non-Member Level 3 ...
30 de mar. de 2020 · Class awards – medal. Grades 1–8 exam – medal. Solo performance awards – bar. Gold, silver or bronze medals are awarded depending on the result of distinction, merit or pass. Please see policy and procedures for issuing results and certificates 2019 for more information.
17 de may. de 2023 · The Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) is one of the most popular institutions for ballet in the world with nearly a quarter of a million candidates taking their exams every year. Achieving a distinction (at least 75 marks out of 100) is a testament to a dancer's dedication, hard work, and mastery of their chosen grade and so it is understandably difficult to attain. The general advice given to ...
The Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) has a very specific marking structure which is used to allocate results to students taking their Ballet exams. This can be a bit confusing, so here is some information which should help you understand the exam results. Pre-Primary Class Award.
13 de mar. de 2024 · The Royal Academy of Dance (RAD) ballet curriculum consists of eight levels, each with a corresponding age range. The levels are as follows: Pre-Primary (ages 4-5) Primary (ages 6-7) Grade 1 (ages 7-8) Grade 2 (ages 8-9) Grade 3 (ages 9-10) Grade 4 (ages 10-11) Grade 5 (ages 11-12) Grade 6 (ages 12-13)
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Class Awards are a fairly new form of assessment for the Royal Academy of Dance and there can be a fair bit of confusion amongst parents and student about them. This article covers the basics of how they are different and answers the question of one worried mother whose teacher is registering her daughter for the Class Award and not the Exam like her peers.
