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RADAR 14/06/2026

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Summary of “RADAR 14/06/2026” (subtitles)

The video is a Sunday meeting update for families connected to a dance school/program. The host reviews upcoming events, competition and exam requirements, costume/uniform production status, schedules and logistics, ticket promotions for an upcoming show, and a segment encouraging entrepreneurial parents to participate in sponsorship/branding opportunities.

1) Mother’s Day raffle extended for Joinville Festival support

  • The Mother’s Day raffle was not fully sold, so it was extended until June 20.
  • The raffle supports students who will represent the school at the Joinville Festival, described as one of the largest in Latin America.
  • Drawing date: June 20. Unsold numbers will not be included.
  • Prize: a breakfast basket
  • Cost: R$ 5 per number
  • How to buy: request/select a number at reception (or ask customer service)

2) New uniforms and jackets for competitions and exams

Production status

  • The school has produced and received uniform items in shipments.
  • A more elaborate “Daica jacket” prototype has been completed and is moving into production.
  • Prototype complexity: puzzle-like pieces and printed photos make production slower.
  • Students already ordered will receive jackets this week.
  • Others are asked to request urgently at reception.
  • Additional jackets/uniforms are being made available to the broader indigenous community, still via orders at reception.

Uniform models mentioned

  • Tactel tracksuit: competition/festival standard
  • Spandex tracksuit: tighter; can be used for everyday school
    • Noted that it doesn’t require wearing the costume underneath because of fit

Pricing note

  • Uniform pricing wasn’t fully provided during the meeting.
  • One staff member recalled tactel fabric being R$ 390, and families were asked to confirm with reception.

3) Uniform is mandatory for exams; strict presentation rules

The school emphasizes: students without the official uniform cannot take the exam.

Exam structure (as described)

  • A panel of professors
  • An examiner evaluating ballet
  • Judges/teachers evaluating gymnastics
  • The exam will be broadcast live on YouTube (link to be sent to families)

Appearance requirements stressed

  • Tights/shoes must be clean and in the correct condition
  • Shoes must include required elements (e.g., ribbon/tape)
  • Bun styling requirement: positioned at ear level
  • Correct pantyhose color
  • Ribbons/tape specifics required for eligibility

Ballet arrangements

  • Families must request in advance because the arrangements come from another city (Guarulhos) and take time.

Rhythmic gymnastics shoes

  • Students need pointe shoes (described as different from basic toe pads).

4) Competition uniforms for rhythmic gymnastics (GR / GR Brasil)

  • The school is making the competition uniform for GR, with production already underway.
  • Competition timelines referenced:
    • September and November
    • possibly August
  • Planning is set so families can order uniforms in advance.
  • Interested female students should request the GR uniform at reception for the next GR Brasil competition.

5) GA/Acrobaby and exam/assessment approach

  • The meeting notes that some modalities do not take the exam yet, specifically:
    • baby ballet
    • acrobatic dancers
  • For the Acrobaby/GA-related group, instead of an exam this year, they will trial a class-based competition format.

6) Exam training schedule and July logistics

Clarification

  • The speaker clarifies that what is shown is a training schedule, not the final exam schedule.

July adjustments

  • Classes may be combined due to:
    • exam training needs
    • school timetable constraints
  • Extra classes added, especially for:
    • ballet
    • rhythmic gymnastics
    • jazz
  • An intense refinement period focused on:
    • posture
    • flexibility
    • strength
    • “deliverables” / course hours submitted for program compliance
  • A week off was mentioned for one group around the first/second week of August due to intensity.

Scheduling communications

  • Families are told not to rely on the table shown immediately on screen—an updated schedule will be sent to the group, and changes may occur.

“Snow White” rehearsals

  • Rehearsals involving children will not be separated by exam vs non-exam needs.
  • The general rehearsal is extended to 9 am on Monday, with later adjustments toward late July.

7) Celebrendica / Snow White gala & arts festival + entrepreneurial sponsorship opportunities

Event description

  • Night gala: Snow White (a “grand celebration”)
  • Afternoon arts festival/gathering: invited guests and other dance schools

Sponsorship opportunity for entrepreneurial parents

Entrepreneurial mothers/parents can participate as brand sponsors, including:

  • getting a proposal for where the brand will be placed
  • networking with other families and service providers
  • producing content: recording services such as a company video-style presentation
    • PR displayed on a big screen

Ticketing updates

  • Promotional combo scheduled June 15–19
    • Offer: five tickets for R$ 50 total (discussion referenced R$ 10 per ticket equivalent)
    • Combo rule: works only if all five tickets are purchased together
  • Main event date:
    • Celebrand 2026 — August 8, 2026 (Teatro Gamaro)
  • Seat sector pricing was discussed broadly:
    • families should check the website for availability
    • some earlier tickets were mentioned as R$ 40
    • specific sector prices were referenced but not fully confirmed

8) Closing: program mission + psychopedagogical support announcement

  • Celebrendica is emphasized as a turning point for children—growth beyond performance, including:
    • discipline
    • responsibility
    • friendship
    • autonomy
    • daily routines and skills (e.g., dressing, bun, pantyhose routines)
  • Reminder: psychopedagogical service has already begun:
    • individual support for students facing challenges
    • program named “Indica Conecta”, focused on individual child care and requiring different approaches

Presenters / contributors (named in subtitles)

  • Pat
  • Kea / Keila
  • Rogério
  • Valeria
  • Priscila
  • Elisa (referenced as key in exam-week logistics)
  • Nívia
  • Landra
  • Dulce (thanked for keeping the camera open)
  • Rosângela
  • Alex Pães
  • Isabela’s mother (mentioned; full name not provided)
  • Joinville (place name referenced as “Joinville/Joanville support” context; not a person)
  • Rogério (again thanked at the end)
  • Elisa (again referenced as exam-focused organizer)

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