Nursery

 Music Nursery for Children aged 0-5 years old

Music Nursery for Children aged 0-5 years old has been inspired by Early Years Foundation Stage Framework combined with best of class Music Education.

Our Music Nursery programme is a gateway to music education whilst supporting the holistic development of your child's early years development.

 Music Nursery

for 0-5 year olds


Why Early Years Music?



Research shows that babies and toddlers can benefit from music classes in a number of ways.


Effective Music Education can not only help babies and toddlers develop their music awareness and musicality, but also a range of skills such as:


  • vocabulary
  • communication
  • social skills
  • memory and information retention
  • but most importantly they will have fun!

Music Nursery for

0-5 year olds

  • Percussion Instruments
  • Nursery Rhymes and Songs
  • Early Years Musical Games

Schedule:

  • Thursdays 2.00pm-2.30pm
  • Term Time

Fees:

  • £120 per term (12 weeks) for 1 adult and 1 child
  • £50.00 (additional child/ren)

Venue:

  • Ascot, Berkshire
Book your Spot!


Testimonials



"My girls (2.5yo) absolutely loved the music class. The teacher was amazing at connecting with the children, we had no troubles at following instructions and they were very keen to do all the actions, at times it felt like a mini workout.


My children love to dance and play music and this class is going to be great for their development since they don't go to nursery at the moment." 


Mrs Alena C

"L(3) really enjoyed the class and had lots of fun singing the nursery rhymes" 


Mrs Lydia D.

"I wanted to say that we did enjoy the group, we would like to do the coming week.

I liked the variety of things that happened during the group, being able to play different instruments and the speed at which the teacher moved onto the next activity was good, she didn't loose the attention of the children. 

S. (3) has been wanting to play one of the songs we sung at home on our instruments, so it went down well with him!" 


Mrs Helen M.
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