DFPA Terms & Conditions
Nov 04, 2026 09:19 AM
DANCEFUSION PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY
2027 TERMS & CONDITIONS
Applicable to: Shearson Crescent & Balcombe Road Studios, Mentone, Victoria
Effective: 2027 Enrolment Year
Welcome to Dancefusion Performing Arts Academy (DFPA)!
We are delighted to welcome our students and families to another exciting year of dance. Our Terms & Conditions are designed to ensure a safe, supportive, organised and enjoyable experience for everyone.
By enrolling or re-enrolling at DFPA, parents and guardians agree to the following Terms & Conditions, subject to applicable Australian law.
1. ENROLMENT & REGISTRATION
1.1 Enrolment Confirmation
Enrolment is subject to class availability, appropriate placement, completion of registration requirements and payment of applicable fees.
Submission of an enrolment form does not automatically guarantee a place in a class.
DFPA will confirm class placements and enrolments.
All outstanding account balances must be paid in full before students can re-enrol for the following year.
1.2 Annual Registration & Insurance Fee
An annual Registration & Insurance Fee applies to each enrolled student or family, according to DFPA's published fee schedule.
This fee is payable each enrolment year.
The fee is non-refundable in circumstances of voluntary withdrawal, except where required by Australian Consumer Law.
Re-enrolling families are required to pay the applicable annual fee for the new enrolment year.
1.3 Free Trial Classes
Free trial classes may be offered to prospective students, subject to class availability and suitability.
A trial booking does not guarantee an ongoing class placement.
Families may choose to enrol directly without completing a trial, subject to availability, confirmation and applicable payments.
Students may be placed on a waiting list where classes are full.
1.4 Class Placement
Classes are generally organised according to students' school grades.
DFPA may consider experience, ability, confidence, developmental needs and individual circumstances when determining appropriate placement.
Final placement decisions are made by DFPA in consultation with families where appropriate.
DFPA reserves the right to manage class capacities and waiting lists to maintain safe and effective teaching environments.
2. TUITION FEES & PAYMENT CONDITIONS
2.1 Term Fees
Tuition fees are charged on a term basis according to DFPA's published fee schedule.
Fees are payable by the due date stated on the invoice.
Families are responsible for reviewing invoices and ensuring payments are completed on time.
Tuition fees secure a student's place in their enrolled classes for the relevant term.
2.2 Invoicing & Changes to Enrolment
Term invoices will generally be issued approximately three weeks before the payment due date for the upcoming term.
Families must submit any requests to change or withdraw from classes in writing during this three-week period and before the invoice due date.
Once the payment due date has passed, refunds or credits are not ordinarily provided for voluntary enrolment changes or withdrawals, except where required by law or approved by DFPA in exceptional circumstances.
Withdrawal during a term does not automatically entitle a family to a refund or credit.
2.3 New Family Payments
New families are required to make their initial term payment manually within seven days of enrolment confirmation, unless otherwise advised.
Subsequent term payments may be processed through DFPA's nominated direct debit arrangements.
2.4 Late Payments
A $20 late payment fee may apply to overdue accounts.
Where fees remain outstanding for more than seven days after the due date, DFPA may suspend participation following appropriate notice.
Failed direct debit payments are not automatically reprocessed. Families are responsible for arranging manual payment of outstanding amounts.
Outstanding balances must be cleared before re-enrolment for the following year.
Payment enforcement remains subject to applicable law and the circumstances of each case.
2.5 Discounts & Promotional Offers
Sibling, family and promotional discounts apply only where the published eligibility requirements are satisfied.
Discounts cannot be combined unless expressly approved by DFPA.
DFPA may amend or discontinue future promotional offers with appropriate notice.
Changes will not be applied retrospectively to confirmed eligible purchases or enrolments.
3. WITHDRAWALS, ABSENCES & HOLIDAY CREDITS
3.1 Voluntary Withdrawal
Families wishing to withdraw from classes must provide written notice within the applicable three-week invoice change window and before the upcoming term's payment due date.
Once that deadline has passed, voluntary withdrawal does not ordinarily qualify for a refund or credit.
Requests arising from exceptional circumstances may be considered individually.
Nothing in this policy limits statutory consumer rights.
3.2 Student Absences
Families are encouraged to notify DFPA of student absences where possible.
Tuition fees are not ordinarily refunded or credited for missed classes due to personal commitments, school events, holidays or other voluntary absences.
Students are expected to attend regularly, particularly when preparing for performances and examinations.
3.3 Make-Up Classes
DFPA offers limited make-up classes under the following conditions:
Terms 1 & 2: A maximum of one make-up class per student per term may be arranged.
Make-up classes are subject to availability and must be approved by DFPA.
Make-up classes must be completed within the same term as the missed class.
Unused make-up classes cannot be transferred or carried forward.
Terms 3 & 4: No make-up classes are offered due to concert preparation, choreography and performance commitments.
Make-up arrangements for student absences are separate from remedies offered when DFPA cancels a class.
3.4 Family Holidays
Holiday credits may be considered only for absences of three consecutive weeks or longer.
Families must provide at least four weeks' advance written notice.
Notice must be received before the relevant term invoice is finalised.
Where approved, the applicable credit will be reflected on the affected term's invoice.
Holiday absences of fewer than three consecutive weeks do not qualify for credits.
Cash refunds are not provided for voluntary holidays except where required by law.
3.5 Extended Medical Absences
Extended absences resulting from significant illness or injury will be considered individually.
DFPA may request appropriate medical documentation to assess a credit request.
Credits are not guaranteed and will depend on the circumstances.
Applicable consumer rights remain unaffected.
4. TIMETABLES, TEACHERS & STUDIO LOCATIONS
4.1 Timetable Changes
DFPA aims to maintain advertised class times, teachers and locations wherever practicable.
DFPA may make reasonable timetable or teacher adjustments due to operational requirements, enrolment numbers, staff availability or student needs.
Families will be notified of significant changes wherever practicable.
Where a substantial change affects an enrolled service, DFPA will consider suitable alternatives and any applicable remedies.
4.2 Studio Locations
DFPA operates from:
Shearson Crescent, Mentone
Balcombe Road, Mentone
Classes will generally remain at their advertised studio location.
A change of location will only be made where reasonably necessary, and affected families will be notified.
4.3 Teacher Absences & Class Cancellations
Where a teacher is unavailable, DFPA will endeavour to arrange a suitable replacement teacher.
If DFPA cancels a regular class and cannot provide a suitable replacement, an appropriate tuition credit will be provided.
Where DFPA cancels a private lesson, families will be offered a rescheduled lesson or an appropriate credit.
4.4 Low Enrolment Numbers
DFPA may combine, adjust or discontinue classes where enrolment numbers are insufficient.
Affected families will be notified and offered suitable alternatives where available.
Where DFPA cannot provide the agreed service or a suitable alternative, appropriate refunds or credits will be provided in accordance with applicable law.
4.5 Public Holidays
Regular classes do not operate on Victorian public holidays unless DFPA advises otherwise.
Published term fees already account for scheduled public holiday closures.
Make-up classes, credits or refunds are not provided solely because a regular class falls on a public holiday, provided this arrangement was disclosed as part of the enrolment.
4.6 Unforeseen Studio Closures
Where classes cannot proceed due to unforeseen circumstances, including severe weather, power outages, emergencies or government restrictions:
DFPA will endeavour to arrange a suitable replacement class.
An alternative DFPA studio location may be offered with appropriate notice.
Where a suitable replacement cannot be arranged, an appropriate tuition credit will be provided.
Any additional legal entitlements will be respected.
5. CLASS TRANSFERS & ADDITIONAL ENROLMENTS
5.1 Class Transfers
Class transfers are generally permitted between terms only.
Requests must be submitted in writing during the three-week invoice change window.
Transfers are subject to DFPA approval, class availability and appropriate placement.
Mid-term transfers may be considered in exceptional circumstances involving student wellbeing, suitability or other significant needs.
Voluntary changes do not automatically qualify for credits or refunds.
5.2 Existing Students Trialling Additional Classes
DFPA may offer existing students a complimentary trial of a new dance style at its discretion.
Trials depend on class capacity, teacher approval and suitability.
Trial opportunities may be restricted during Terms 3 and 4.
A trial does not guarantee an ongoing place in the class.
5.3 Additional Enrolments During Terms 3 & 4
New enrolments and additional classes during Terms 3 and 4 are subject to DFPA approval.
Consideration will be given to choreography progress, costumes, performance preparation, class suitability and availability.
Participation in end-of-year performances cannot be guaranteed for students joining later in the year.
6. PRIVATE LESSONS
6.1 Bookings & Payment
Private lessons are available subject to teacher and studio availability.
Both regular and occasional private lessons must be confirmed and paid for in advance.
DFPA manages teacher allocation and may assign an alternative suitable teacher where necessary.
Families will be notified of changes wherever practicable.
6.2 Cancellation Policy
A minimum of 24 hours' notice is required to cancel a private lesson.
Where at least 24 hours' notice is provided:
DFPA will first endeavour to reschedule the lesson.
If a suitable alternative cannot be arranged, a credit will be applied to the family's account.
Where less than 24 hours' notice is provided:
The full lesson fee remains payable.
No reschedule or credit is ordinarily provided, except where required by law.
If DFPA cancels a lesson, a rescheduled lesson or appropriate credit will be offered.
6.3 Recurring Private Lesson Times
Regular private lesson bookings are subject to ongoing attendance and teacher availability.
Where repeated absences or cancellations occur, DFPA may review or release a recurring booking.
Individual circumstances will be considered, and reasonable notice will be provided wherever practicable.
6.4 School Holiday Private Lessons
Regular private lessons generally operate during DFPA teaching terms only.
Optional school holiday lessons may be offered subject to teacher and studio availability.
Holiday lessons must be separately confirmed and paid for in advance.
Standard private lesson cancellation conditions apply.
7. CONCERTS, PERFORMANCES & PARTICIPATION FEES
7.1 End-of-Year Concert Participation
Students are generally expected to participate in DFPA's end-of-year performances.
Families who do not wish their child to participate must notify DFPA in writing by the final day of Term 2.
After this deadline, costume and participation costs already committed may remain payable.
Voluntary withdrawal from a performance does not automatically entitle families to a refund of committed expenses, subject to applicable law.
7.2 Participation & Costume Fees
Concert participation fees and costume charges are separate from tuition fees and audience ticket purchases.
Applicable amounts will be published through DFPA's Registration, Costume & Additional Fees information.
Fees may be included on term invoices or issued separately.
Payment deadlines will be communicated in advance.
Different productions and programs may have different fees and arrangements.
7.3 Costume Sizing & Alterations
DFPA coordinates costume sizing, fittings, ordering and reasonable alterations where required.
Families must notify DFPA promptly of any costume fit concerns.
Families are responsible for following costume care instructions and returning hired costumes in the required condition.
7.4 Costume Hire, Damage & Returns
Where costumes are supplied on a hire basis, the following charges may apply:
Circumstance
Fee
Damaged hired costume
$40
Late costume return
$40
Lost or unreturned standard costume
$80
Lost or unreturned Company Troupe costume
$100
Charges will be applied reasonably, taking into account the circumstances, actual loss and applicable law.
7.5 Concert Tickets
Concert tickets are purchased separately from tuition and participation fees.
Seating is unallocated unless otherwise advertised.
Theatre capacity is limited, and additional tickets cannot be guaranteed once a performance sells out.
Tickets are generally non-refundable for change of mind.
Tickets may be transferred to another person for the same performance, subject to applicable ticketing conditions.
Where a performance is cancelled or significantly changed, applicable consumer rights and remedies will be respected.
7.6 Compulsory Rehearsals
Students participating in performances are expected to attend compulsory rehearsals, including dress rehearsals scheduled outside normal class times.
Families must notify DFPA in writing if a student cannot attend.
Missing essential rehearsals may affect a student's ability to participate safely or confidently in a performance.
DFPA will consider individual circumstances when making participation decisions.
7.7 Performance Supervision & Collection
Specific arrival, sign-in, supervision and collection arrangements will be communicated for each production.
Procedures may differ between Lil Groovers concerts, Junior and Senior Showcases, musicals and other performances.
Students must follow staff instructions and must not leave designated supervision areas without permission.
Parents and guardians must collect students promptly at the communicated collection time.
8. DFPA COMPANY TROUPES
8.1 Company Commitments
Students enrolled in DFPA Company Troupes are required to participate in:
Their scheduled weekly troupe class.
Compulsory Ballet and Jazz classes.
Required rehearsals, competitions and performances.
Additional training or preparation activities communicated by DFPA where applicable.
Company students are expected to demonstrate commitment, teamwork, regular attendance and respectful behaviour.
8.2 Attendance & Placement
Families must notify DFPA of absences wherever possible.
Repeated unexplained absences may result in a review of troupe placement or performance participation.
DFPA will consider individual circumstances, including illness, injury and additional support needs.
8.3 Company Withdrawal
Company families must provide four weeks' written notice when withdrawing from a troupe.
Applicable tuition fees remain payable during the four-week notice period.
Fees already committed to costumes, competitions or performances may remain payable.
Refunds or credits are not ordinarily provided for voluntary withdrawal, subject to applicable law.
8.4 Competitions & Additional Performances
Company students are expected to participate in scheduled competitions and performances.
Dates, fees and participation requirements will be communicated in advance.
Published competition and additional performance fees are payable according to the relevant payment arrangements.
Voluntary absence does not automatically entitle families to a refund of committed costs.
8.5 Company Uniform
DFPA Company Jackets are compulsory for Company students.
Additional troupe-specific uniform and costume requirements will be communicated separately.
9. BALLET EXAMINATIONS & ASSESSMENTS
DFPA determines student suitability and readiness for examinations and assessments.
Students entered for examinations are expected to attend required preparation classes, mock examinations and other compulsory sessions.
Examination fees must be paid by the communicated deadline.
Once examination entries and associated costs have been committed to the examining organisation, refunds may be restricted, subject to applicable law.
Students must meet the applicable uniform, grooming and examination requirements.
Examination dates, fees and preparation expectations will be communicated in advance.
10. STUDENT HEALTH, INJURIES & MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS
10.1 Illness & Contagious Conditions
Students who are unwell or experiencing symptoms of a contagious illness should not attend classes.
DFPA may request that an unwell student be collected where necessary to protect their wellbeing or the health of others.
10.2 Injuries & Return to Dance
Parents and guardians must inform DFPA of injuries or medical conditions that may affect participation.
DFPA may request medical clearance where reasonably necessary for safe participation.
Modified activities may be offered where appropriate and practicable.
Additional care may be required for Ballet, Pointe, Acrobatics and Company training.
Extended medical absences will be considered under DFPA's medical absence policy.
10.3 Emergency Medical Assistance
Families must provide accurate and current medical and emergency contact information.
Where urgent medical assistance is reasonably required, DFPA may contact emergency services and arrange appropriate assistance.
DFPA will endeavour to contact the student's parent, guardian or emergency contact as soon as practicable.
10.4 Participation Risks, Accidents & Liability
Dancefusion Performing Arts Academy (DFPA) is committed to providing a safe and appropriately supervised environment for all students, families and visitors at both our Shearson Crescent and Balcombe Road premises.
Acknowledgement of Risk
Parents and guardians acknowledge that dance, acrobatics, rehearsals, performances and other physical activities involve inherent risks, including the possibility of falls, collisions, strains, sprains and other injuries.
Student Health & Participation
Parents and guardians are responsible for informing DFPA of any existing injuries, medical conditions or physical limitations that may affect their child's safe participation.
Students must follow teacher instructions, safety procedures and any restrictions communicated by DFPA.
Accidents & Injuries
DFPA will take reasonable precautions to provide a safe learning environment. However, accidents and injuries may occur despite appropriate safety measures and supervision.
Responsibility While on DFPA Premises
Parents and guardians are responsible for supervising children outside their scheduled classes and authorised supervised activities, including in reception, waiting areas and other shared spaces, subject to DFPA's applicable duty of care.
Students, parents and visitors must follow all studio safety instructions and use facilities appropriately.
Limitation of Liability
To the extent permitted by law, DFPA is not responsible for injuries, accidents, losses or damages arising from inherent risks of participation, failure to follow reasonable safety instructions, or circumstances beyond DFPA's reasonable control.
Nothing in this clause excludes or limits DFPA's liability where it cannot lawfully be excluded, including liability arising from negligence or breaches of applicable statutory duties.
Emergency Assistance
In the event of an injury or medical emergency, DFPA may arrange appropriate first aid or emergency medical assistance and will endeavour to notify the student's parent, guardian or emergency contact as soon as practicable.
11. SUPERVISION, DROP-OFF & COLLECTION
11.1 Supervision Responsibilities
DFPA provides appropriate supervision during scheduled classes, rehearsals and other authorised supervised activities.
Parents and guardians remain responsible for children before and after their scheduled activities and while in waiting or common areas, subject to DFPA's applicable duty of care.
Children not participating in a class must be supervised by their parent or guardian.
11.2 Drop-Off Times
Students must not be dropped off more than 15 minutes before their first scheduled class.
Students must be collected promptly after their final scheduled class.
11.3 Collection of Students Under 12
Students under 12 years of age must be collected by an authorised adult unless DFPA has received written permission from a parent or guardian for independent departure.
Families must keep authorised collection details up to date.
11.4 Late Collection Fees
Late collection fees apply only when a student's final scheduled class is also the final class operating at that studio on that day.
A 15-minute grace period applies after the scheduled class finish time.
After this period, a fee of $15 per additional 15-minute block or part thereof may be charged.
Time after scheduled finish
Late collection fee
0–15 minutes
No fee
16–30 minutes
$15
31–45 minutes
$30
46–60 minutes
$45
DFPA will attempt to contact the parent, guardian or emergency contact if a student is not collected. Fees will be applied reasonably and subject to applicable law.
12. STUDIO ACCESS & FACILITIES
12.1 Waiting Areas
Parents and guardians are welcome to use designated reception and waiting areas.
Families are expected to maintain appropriate noise levels, respect others and keep shared spaces tidy.
12.2 Restricted Areas
Entry into dance studios is restricted to participating students, authorised staff and approved visitors.
Staff rooms, storage spaces and other restricted areas must not be accessed without permission.
Visitors must comply with DFPA's procedures and staff directions.
12.3 Access Outside Scheduled Activities
Studio access outside scheduled classes, rehearsals and authorised activities requires prior DFPA approval.
Additional rehearsals, private lessons, examination preparation and holiday programs may be arranged separately.
Students must not use dance studios without appropriate authorisation and supervision.
All visitors and students must comply with studio safety and security procedures.
13. UNIFORM & PRESENTATION
Students must wear the correct uniform and footwear for their enrolled dance style and level.
Uniform requirements are published separately by DFPA.
Students may be restricted from participating in activities where incorrect clothing or footwear creates a safety risk.
Particular safety requirements may apply to Acrobatics, Ballet and Pointe.
DFPA Company Jackets are compulsory for Company students.
Optional DFPA merchandise does not replace compulsory class uniform requirements.
14. STUDENT ATTENDANCE & BEHAVIOUR
14.1 Attendance
Students are expected to attend regularly and arrive on time.
Families should notify DFPA of anticipated absences wherever possible.
Repeated absences may affect choreography progress, examination preparation or performance participation.
Individual circumstances will be considered.
14.2 Student Code of Conduct
Students are expected to:
Treat teachers, staff and fellow students respectfully.
Follow reasonable instructions and safety directions.
Participate in a positive and inclusive manner.
Refrain from bullying, harassment, aggression or unsafe behaviour.
Respect studio facilities and other people's belongings.
DFPA may communicate with families regarding behavioural concerns and take proportionate action where necessary, taking account of students' individual needs and applicable legal obligations.
15. PARENT & GUARDIAN CODE OF CONDUCT
Parents and guardians are expected to:
Communicate respectfully with DFPA staff, teachers, students and other families.
Follow studio procedures and reasonable staff directions.
Refrain from bullying, harassment, intimidation or aggressive conduct.
Respect the privacy and wellbeing of other students and families.
Raise concerns through DFPA's established communication and complaints procedures.
Serious or repeated breaches may result in restrictions on studio access or a review of enrolment, where reasonable and lawful.
16. FOOD, DRINKS & ALLERGIES
Only water is permitted inside dance studios, unless an exception is approved for medical reasons.
Food and other drinks must be consumed in designated waiting areas.
Students must not share food, snacks or drinks with other students.
Parents and guardians must notify DFPA of known food allergies, intolerances and relevant medical conditions.
Families must follow any additional food safety requirements for concerts, rehearsals, holiday programs and special events.
Shared spaces must be kept clean, and rubbish disposed of appropriately.
DFPA will take reasonable precautions regarding known allergies but cannot guarantee an entirely allergen-free environment.
17. MOBILE PHONES & ELECTRONIC DEVICES
Mobile phones and personal devices must be silenced and stored appropriately during classes.
Students must follow teacher directions regarding device use.
Reasonable exceptions may be made for medical, accessibility or other approved needs.
Students must not photograph, film or record classes or other students without permission.
Device use must not disrupt learning or compromise privacy and safety.
18. PHOTOGRAPHY, FILMING & MEDIA CONSENT
18.1 DFPA Promotional Media
DFPA may photograph or film students during classes, performances and events for promotional purposes.
By enrolling, parents and guardians provide consent for promotional photography and filming unless they notify DFPA in writing that they do not consent.
DFPA will respect written promotional media opt-outs for future promotional use.
Media collection and use remain subject to applicable privacy, child safety and consent requirements.
18.2 Concert & Group Recordings
Concerts and performances may be professionally photographed or recorded.
Group recordings may include multiple students and may not allow individual students to be excluded or edited out.
Families will be informed of relevant performance recording arrangements.
18.3 Photography by Parents & Visitors
Photography or filming during regular classes is not permitted without DFPA approval.
Rules for concerts, rehearsals and special events will be communicated separately.
Families must respect the privacy of other students and should not publicly share identifiable images of other children without appropriate consent.
19. PRIVACY & PERSONAL INFORMATION
DFPA collects and manages personal information reasonably necessary for:
Student enrolments and class administration.
Billing and payment processing.
Emergency contacts and relevant medical information.
Student safety and wellbeing.
Communication with families.
Performances, examinations and related activities.
Information may be shared with authorised service providers, including DanceStudio-Pro, where reasonably necessary for these purposes.
DFPA will take reasonable steps to protect personal information and will handle it in accordance with applicable privacy requirements and its Privacy Policy.
20. LOST PROPERTY & PERSONAL BELONGINGS
Students are encouraged to label clothing, shoes, drink bottles and personal belongings.
Valuable items should not be brought to the studio unless necessary.
DFPA will take reasonable care regarding property but cannot guarantee the security of unattended belongings.
DFPA is not responsible for loss or damage except where liability arises through negligence or applicable law.
21. COMMUNICATION WITH FAMILIES
DFPA communicates important information through email, DanceStudio-Pro and other official communication channels.
Families are responsible for keeping their contact information up to date.
Parents and guardians are expected to review communications regarding classes, fees, rehearsals, concerts and studio operations.
Important notices requiring a response should be addressed within the communicated timeframe.
22. ENROLMENT SUSPENSION & TERMINATION
DFPA may review enrolment where concerns arise regarding unpaid fees, student behaviour, safety or repeated policy breaches.
Each situation will be assessed individually, considering the student's age, wellbeing, circumstances and any relevant support needs.
Wherever reasonably practicable, concerns will be discussed with families and an opportunity provided to resolve the matter.
DFPA may temporarily suspend participation where reasonably necessary.
In serious or ongoing circumstances, DFPA may terminate enrolment where reasonable and proportionate.
Immediate protective action may be taken where there is a serious or immediate safety concern.
Any outstanding fees, refunds or credits will be assessed fairly and in accordance with applicable law.
DFPA will comply with applicable anti-discrimination and other legal obligations.
23. COMPLAINTS, CONCERNS & DISPUTE RESOLUTION
DFPA welcomes constructive feedback and aims to resolve concerns respectfully and fairly.
Families are encouraged to contact reception or management with concerns.
Serious or unresolved complaints should be submitted in writing.
DFPA will consider complaints fairly and objectively.
Matters will be handled sensitively and confidentially wherever reasonably practicable.
DFPA will endeavour to acknowledge and respond to concerns within a reasonable timeframe.
All parties are expected to communicate respectfully.
Families retain their rights to seek assistance from relevant external authorities.
24. CHANGES TO TERMS & CONDITIONS
DFPA may review and update these Terms & Conditions where reasonably necessary.
Families will receive reasonable advance notice of material changes.
Updates may be communicated through email, DanceStudio-Pro or other official DFPA channels.
Changes affecting existing enrolments, fees or agreed services will be managed fairly and in accordance with applicable law.
Updated Terms & Conditions will be made available to families.
Families may be asked to review and acknowledge revised policies when enrolling or re-enrolling.
25. AUSTRALIAN CONSUMER LAW & GENERAL LEGAL PROVISIONS
Nothing in these Terms & Conditions excludes, restricts or modifies any consumer guarantee, right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded under Australian Consumer Law.
DFPA's operations are subject to applicable Commonwealth and Victorian legislation, including relevant consumer protection, privacy, child safety and anti-discrimination requirements.
All provisions relating to payments, cancellations, refunds, credits and fees are subject to applicable statutory rights.
If any provision is found to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, it will be ineffective only to the extent necessary, and the remaining valid provisions will continue to apply.
These Terms & Conditions will be interpreted consistently with applicable Australian law.
26. ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS & CONDITIONS
By submitting an enrolment or re-enrolment with Dancefusion Performing Arts Academy, parents and guardians acknowledge that they have been provided access to these Terms & Conditions and agree to comply with the applicable policies.
Parents and guardians are responsible for familiarising themselves with DFPA's enrolment requirements, fees, participation expectations and studio procedures.
The current Terms & Conditions will be made available through DFPA's website, registration system or upon request.
DANCEFUSION PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY
Where Everyone Gets the Chance to Shine!
2027 — Shearson Crescent & Balcombe Road, Mentone
For current tuition fees, registration fees, costume charges and additional participation costs, please refer to DFPA's published Registration, Costume & Additional Fees information.