Shake, Rattle and Roll!
Music workshops for babies and under 5s
Interactive, creative, and fun – our Monday morning music sessions for early years are a great way to introduce your little ones to the world of music making.
You and your little ones are invited to move and groove along, explore new sounds and songs, and get up close to the instruments of the orchestra.
With no more than 15 children in a group, your child will receive individual attention as well as taking part in whole group activities.
We are now introducing a new workshop for parents and babies from new-born to 4 months. This workshop is designed especially to enhance the connection between parent and baby during this exciting, yet challenging time. The sessions will include singing, listening, relaxing and anything else that could help you during these early stages. You will also get the chance to meet other parents and chat through your experiences without day-to-day life getting in the way.
Crawlers to Climbers (aged 1 - 2): 10–10.45am
Toddlers to Tinkers (aged 2 - 4): 11–11.45am
Wrigglers to Rollers (newborns - up to 4 months): 12–12.45pm
Click here for further information on our new class.
Booking
Due to the popularity of these classes, we operate a lottery booking system, choosing a total of 15 applicants at random, for each age group.
Please note, priority will be given to those who have applied for the previous two consecutive terms, but were not successful in obtaining a place.
Before booking, please ensure you will be able to attend the morning slot you have chosen.
Cost: £100 for the term (10 sessions at £10 per session including VAT)
Autumn Term 2017
The booking for the autumn term of Shake, Rattle and Roll is now open.
To apply, please complete the form below. Applications close on Thursday 31 August and you will be contacted via e-mail on Friday 1 September as to whether you have been successful.
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