"We're just trying to generate interest in the ballet company, generate more audience and just be more involved with the community and schools in the community," she said.
The classes are all about making ballet more accessible and are not just aimed at girls. Boys in schools are being taught as well, she said.
"It's usually received really, really well, which is good."
St Matthew's Collegiate School dance teacher Doug Davidson said the workshops allowed his students to interact with the ballet company.
"A lot of them are aspiring, of course, to be ballerinas so it's just contact with the ballet company really."
He said the girls were often taken to watch the ballet as part of the curriculum. "They go to watch the ballet but they don't get the nitty gritty like they do in a class like this and it's someone else to teach them," Mr Davidson said.