Monday
1 Class| 6:15PM - 7:15PM | Junior Hip Hop | Register |
The School Creative Arts Education
Hip Hop Weekly Schedule
View all current Hip Hop classes at a glance. Choose a class below to register, or contact us if you need help selecting the right level.
Thursday
3 Classes| 5:15PM - 6:15PM | Elementary Hip Hop | Register |
| 5:15PM - 6:00PM | Primary Hip Hop | Register |
| 7:15PM - 8:15PM | TEAM Jr/Elementary/Int Hip Hop |
4 current classes
TEAM classes: Please contact The School regarding TEAM placement and registration.
The School Creative Arts Education
Hip Hop Classes in Mississauga
At The School Creative Arts Education, our Hip Hop program gives students a high-energy space to develop rhythm, coordination, musicality, confidence and personal style. Located in Port Credit, Mississauga, we offer Hip Hop classes for children and teens in a positive, age-appropriate environment where students can move boldly, safely and creatively.
Hip Hop is expressive, athletic and rhythm-driven. Students learn choreography, groove, musical timing, coordination, performance quality and movement confidence while building focus, memory and teamwork.
Our Hip Hop classes are carefully selected and taught with age-appropriate music, movement and expectations. Students are encouraged to bring personality and energy to class while learning respect for the style, the studio, their classmates and themselves.
Why Families Choose Our Hip Hop Program
Age-Appropriate Hip HopMusic, movement and choreography are selected thoughtfully for each age group.
Confidence & PerformanceStudents develop stage presence, energy, focus and comfort moving in front of others.
Rhythm & MusicalityHip Hop builds timing, groove, coordination and the ability to connect movement to music.
Style & CreativityStudents learn choreography while also developing personal expression and movement quality.
Whole-Child EducationWe teach commitment, compassion, respect, responsibility and perseverance alongside dance skills.
Located in Port CreditOur Mississauga Hip Hop classes serve families from Port Credit, Lakeview, Mineola, Lorne Park, Clarkson and surrounding communities.
How We Teach Hip Hop
At The School, Hip Hop is taught as a structured and expressive dance discipline. Students learn more than choreography. They learn how to listen to music, work as a group, remember sequences, use dynamics and perform with confidence.
Our classes are energetic and fun, but still grounded in clear expectations, focus and respect. Students are encouraged to move with personality while staying aware of spacing, timing, musicality and the group as a whole.
Our mission is to develop good people through the arts. In Hip Hop class, students practise the values of Commitment, Compassion, Respect and Responsibility while developing healthy collaboration, focused perseverance and positive communication.
Hip Hop Technique & Curriculum
Hip Hop helps students develop coordination, rhythm, stamina, confidence and expressive movement. Classes are designed to build skills progressively while keeping the experience positive and age-appropriate.
Depending on age and level, Hip Hop classes may include:
- Groove and rhythm foundations
- Musical timing and phrasing
- Coordination and body control
- Footwork and travelling steps
- Isolations and dynamics
- Levels, direction changes and transitions
- Freestyle-inspired creative tasks
- Choreography and memory work
- Performance quality and stage presence
- Teamwork, spacing and group awareness
Confidence, Creativity & Personal Style
Hip Hop is a powerful class for students who love music, movement and self-expression. Dancers learn how to bring personality to choreography while still respecting timing, technique and the structure of the class.
Students build confidence by learning combinations, practising performance skills and discovering how their individual energy can contribute to the group. This helps students feel more comfortable taking creative risks in a supportive environment.
Safety & Age-Appropriate Training
Safety in Hip Hop begins with proper warm-up, body awareness, appropriate movement choices and thoughtful class structure. Students are taught to move with control, protect their joints, understand spacing and use energy safely.
We choose choreography, music and movement content carefully so students can enjoy the style while remaining in a child-first and family-friendly learning environment.
Hip Hop for Recreational & Competitive Dancers
Hip Hop is available for dancers who want a fun, non-competitive class as well as dancers who are building toward more advanced performance opportunities. Recreational dancers benefit from confidence, rhythm, fitness and creativity, while competitive dancers gain versatility, performance energy and stronger musical connection.
Hip Hop Classes by Age
We offer Hip Hop classes for children and teens across a variety of developmental stages. Students are placed based on age, experience and instructor recommendation to ensure they are learning at the most appropriate level.
Pre-Primary Hip Hop | Ages 4-6Introductory rhythm, coordination, groove, musical play and beginner choreography.
Primary Hip Hop | Ages 6-8Foundational Hip Hop movement, timing, coordination, memory and performance confidence.
Junior Hip Hop | Ages 8-10Increased musicality, choreography, dynamics, style and group performance skills.
Elementary Hip Hop | Ages 10-12More detailed choreography, movement quality, rhythm, stamina and personal style.
Intermediate Hip Hop | Ages 12+Advanced combinations, performance quality, musical interpretation and expressive confidence.
TEAM Hip Hop PathwayStudents interested in competitive training may explore TEAM opportunities when ready.
Ready to Find the Right Hip Hop Class?
View our classes by age or contact us and we will help you choose the best Hip Hop class for your child’s age, experience and goals.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hip Hop Classes
Does my child need previous dance experience to start Hip Hop?
No. Beginner Hip Hop students are welcome. Students start with rhythm, coordination, musicality and age-appropriate choreography.
Is the music and choreography age-appropriate?
Yes. We choose music, movement and choreography carefully so students can enjoy Hip Hop in a child-first and family-friendly environment.
What makes Hip Hop different from Jazz?
Jazz often focuses on technical lines, turns, jumps and theatrical performance, while Hip Hop is more groove-based, rhythm-driven and focused on style, musicality and personal expression.
Is Hip Hop good for confidence?
Yes. Hip Hop helps students build confidence, performance energy, coordination and comfort expressing themselves through movement.
What should students wear to Hip Hop class?
Students should wear comfortable movement clothing that follows studio dress expectations and allows safe movement. Clean indoor running shoes or appropriate dance sneakers may be required.
Can Hip Hop students participate in performances?
Yes. Hip Hop students have opportunities to participate in our annual productions and performances.
Where are your Hip Hop classes located?
Our Hip Hop classes are held at The School Creative Arts Education in Port Credit, Mississauga, at 160 Lakeshore Road East.
Explore More Programs at The School
Hip Hop students often enjoy exploring other programs at The School, including jazz, acro, tap, contemporary, ballet, camps and competitive training.
Visit Our Mississauga Hip Hop Studio
The School Creative Arts Education is located in Port Credit, Mississauga at 160 Lakeshore Road East, Mississauga, Ontario L5G 1G1.
We proudly serve families from Port Credit, Mineola, Lakeview, Lorne Park, Clarkson, Cooksville and communities throughout Mississauga. Whether your child is taking their first Hip Hop class or building toward more advanced performance training, we look forward to helping them grow through music, movement and the arts.