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In the evening, at the graduation party, everyone dances to Isla's song " We Rule This School" which she DJs for. Even Miss Privet dances, and Nicholas comes to Blair again. He is unsure of whether to call her Princess Sophia or not, but she wants to continue going by the name Blair. Emily and her mother come and Blair welcomes them to their new home. Emily then asks since Blair is a princess does that make her one too to which Blair replies "there's a princess in every girl". She then introduces them to her new friends. When Blair dances with Emily, the television was not on, but the voices of the presenters are still heard from the television. Blair, Hadley and Isla go to the palace and Prince distracts a guard for them. They use a rope to climb up to the third floor window and take an elevator to the basement. Hadley notices devices on the walls, and recognizes them as laser alarms. There are invisible beams that will set off an alarm if they are broken, so Blair blows some makeup powder over them and they become visible. Hadley shows some impressive gymnastics skills by flipping to the other side, but Blair and Isla have to slowly make their way across with help from Grace. A sprite, known in the credits as the Pawdicurist Sprite and not Harmony even though they use the same character model, giving Prince a pawdicure (a dog pun on pedicure).
Blair, Hadley and Isla forming a human pyramid while holding pom poms, with Grace floating on one side, and Harmony on the other side with her dragon. In the winter, the students are joined by young men from the Prince Charming Academy for a dance class. Blair gets partnered with Prince Nicholas, and they joke with each other before dancing like they're at a party. Everyone else joins in, but Delancy. When they are done, the men leave, but Miss Privet tells them they will come to the graduation ceremony at the end of the semester. This is because they will have to see Delancy, the future princess of Gardania, be crowned.
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On the DVD box, it said Hadley and Delancy were the first friends Blair met, instead of Hadley and Isla. Blair, Hadley and Isla surfing as a reference to Barbie in A Mermaid Tale. Grace is surfing on a dragon instead of a surfboad. Barbie stars as Blair Willows, a kind-hearted girl who is chosen to attend Princess Charm School: a magical, modern place that teaches dancing, how to have tea parties, and proper princess manners. Blair loves her classes - as well as the helpful magical sprites and her new friends, Princesses Hadley and Isla. But when royal teacher Dame Devin discovers that Blair™ looks a lot like the kingdom's missing princess, she turns Blair's world upside down to stop her from claiming the throne. Now Blair, Hadley and Isla, along with the soon-to-be princess of Gardania, Dame Devin's daughter Delancey must find an enchanted crown to prove Blair's true identity in this charming and magical princess story!" Running throughout 2023 in 700 schools across the UK with the potential to reach 150,000+ pupils, the engaging resource encompasses PSHE and citizenship topics to aid development of important social skills, both in school and at home. Children will take part in a series of lessons designed to encourage the children to consider nuance and the importance of empathy in different realistic situations such as when a school friend feels left out. The resource will help children to learn how to find solutions, compromises and positive outcomes. Doll play will be used at the heart of the resources to actively encourage children to engage with and explore empathy with regards to the DfE requirements. Kelly Philp, Marketing Director Mattel UK says : “Since publishing the Barbie Benefits of Doll Play research in 2020, we have been talking directly with parents about the positive benefits that doll play can have on children’s development of empathy and key social skills. Now, for the first time we are speaking to children and teachers about the benefits of dolls play in an educational environment. We hope this will be a valuable asset for teachers to help children understand empathy in a relatable way.”
This ambitious blonde became the favorite toy and role-model all over the world....and she has never stopped evolving! Since 1987, Barbie has expanded into a media franchise, including animated films, television specials, games, and even music! Enjoy a wonderful world of fashion and style! Many character names have been taken from Barbie in The 12 Dancing Princesses such as Blair, Hadley, Isla and Isabella.In the scene where Miss Privet hands out books for a class with assistance from Blair, Prince the dog is typing on a laptop. When exploring, the girls see portraits of of Kings and Queens of the kingdom, but one portrait was the most unusual for them. The person in the portrait looks exactly like Blair, but is actually Queen Isabella when she was 18 years old. Next they see a family portrait with Princess Sophia, Prince the dog, and King Reginald. Hadley and Isla thought that Blair could be the baby in the photo, because Princess Sophia apparently died in the car crash when she was 1 on April 26th. Blair was found on her adoptive mother's doorstep at that age, so they realize Dame Devin and Delancy are unfair to Blair because she is the rightful heir, but Dame Devin wants Delancy to be the princess. Delancy eavesdrops and becomes disturbed because her mother never told her these things. Ro was separated from her family when she was six while Blair's birth parents died when she was one. What makes Barbie and the universe centered around her so appealing? Naturally, it's all about the glamour, luxury, and hot pink accessories! From the very beginning, this famous blonde stood out because of her unique and attractive look. Her beautiful figure, sky-blue eyes, and iconic hairstyle made her the ultimate present for any little girl! What is more, Barbie promoted the importance of personal style and a put-together look among her fans. For instance, many of the games and merchandise related to her are centered around beauty and self-care. They aim to teach little girls about make-up, hair styling, and fashion. Also, they allow youngsters to be creative and have hours of fun emulating adult activities. Still not convinced? Try out the Snip ’n Style Salon game to become Barbie's hairdresser. You will surely have a blast!
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