Every age, one timetable.
Kids’ classes after school, adults in the evening and camps in the holidays. They share the same space, coaches and equipment.
Circus school software
Run youth terms, adult classes, camps and pre-professional programs side by side. Schedule coaches across every apparatus and spread term fees over payment plans.

What makes a circus school different
Kids’ classes after school, adults in the evening and camps in the holidays. They share the same space, coaches and equipment.
Youth circus usually runs in terms or sessions paid up front. That needs term enrollment and payment plans, not a pass-by-pass booking app.
Holiday camps and intensives need their own enrollment, capacity and payment, often weeks before they start.
Program types
Term-based classes by age group, mixing tumbling, juggling, aerial and balance.
Drop-ins, packs and memberships for adult acro, handbalancing and aerial.
Week-long camps with their own enrollment, capacity and payment.
Auditioned programs kept invitation-only, with longer commitments.
Circus parties that fill weekend afternoons and bring in new families.
Student showcases, guest artist workshops and residencies as special events.
See it with circus programs
Example data
Use your own program names and rules
The circus school playbook
| Offer | How schools use it | In PSM |
|---|---|---|
| Term enrollment | Youth classes run for a set term, with the whole term paid up front or in installments. | A season with multi-session enrollments and optional payment plans. |
| Trial class | Families try a class before committing to the term. | A single open class or a low-priced intro sales item. |
| Camps | Holiday weeks with daily sessions and a fixed number of places. | A special event or course with capacity, a waitlist and online checkout. |
| Troupe & pre-pro | Auditioned groups with higher commitment and fees. | Invitation-only classes with their own pricing and payment plan. |
| Adult flexible access | Adults want drop-ins and packs rather than terms. | Class packs and memberships on the same schedule as youth terms. |
| Birthday parties | Weekend parties that introduce new families to the school. | Private events on the calendar with their own room and payment. |
From the ring
“Junior Aerial (8–11)” answers a parent’s first two questions before they have to ask them.
A three-part plan turns a large term fee into an easy yes for families with more than one child.
A waitlist that keeps growing shows you which age group or apparatus needs another class.
A birthday party is often a family’s first visit. Follow up with a trial class for the next term.
Circus school questions
Yes. Terms, courses, single classes, packs and memberships can all run on one schedule.
Yes. Family accounts let one account holder manage and pay for several students, with a shared balance.
Yes. Payment plans can split term fees, camps and programs into scheduled payments, including at online checkout.
Make troupe classes invitation-only so only students you’ve accepted can register.
Yes. Instructors can see their rosters and take attendance in their own portal.
Yes. Signed waivers are collected online during registration and saved to each student’s profile.
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