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2026 Physie Enrolments
Building confidence, strength and belonging through physie.
The Heights Physie offers inclusive, confidence-focused physie classes for kids, teens and adults.
Our 2026 season begins in February, and we welcome students of all abilities — from complete beginners to experienced dancers.
Who can enrol?
We offer physie classes for:
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Kids (5–12 years)
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Teens (13–16 years)
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Seniors (17+) — for experienced students
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Adults (17+) — beginner-friendly and welcoming
No prior physie or dance experience is required for most classes.
What is phsye?
Physie (Physical Culture) is a uniquely Australian program that combines dance, fitness, strength, posture and flexibility.
At The Heights Physie, physie is about more than movement — it’s about helping students feel confident, capable and supported in a positive environment.
What's included in the season?
When you enrol in physie, students receive:
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Weekly physie classes throughout the season
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Qualified, supportive teachers
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A welcoming and inclusive class environment
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Optional opportunities to participate in competitions and performances
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A strong focus on confidence, fitness and personal growth
Competitions and Performance
Competitions in physie are optional and designed to support confidence, resilience and personal achievement.
Students can enjoy physie purely for fitness and confidence, or choose to participate in competitions when they feel ready.
Competitions at The Heights Physie focus on confidence, personal growth and enjoying the experience — participation is always optional.
How enrolment works
1️⃣ Register your interest for the 2026 season
2️⃣ We’ll be in touch with class information and next steps
3️⃣ Enrolments are confirmed closer to the season start
Class times are finalised closer to the season and shared with enrolled families.
Why choose us?
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Confidence-first teaching approach
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Inclusive classes for all abilities
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Supportive, encouraging environment
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Focus on strength, posture and wellbeing
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A strong sense of community and belonging