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Nimble Tots - Creative Musical Storytelling for 0-5s is back from the 6th June!


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We're back with the next half term of creative, musical storytelling workshops for 0-5s and their grown ups from next week, with classes running every day through term time! Becky's workshops are accompanied by live cello and ukulele, and Holly's sessions often include her own hand-drawn puppets.


Classes cost ?6 for the first child, siblings under 1 go free and siblings over 1 are half price, and it's a little cheaper if you buy a 6-class flexicard (works out ?5.50 per session, siblings half price, can be used across any Nimble Tots workshops) or a half term block if you're coming to the same class each week (?5 per session, siblings half price).


Next week, Becky will be telling stories inspired by the Indonesian myth of the Ruai Bird, so we'll have lots of flying! Holly's Thursday adventures will come from the storybook 'Handa's Surprise'.


Timings and locations next week are:


Monday 6th June - Nimble Tales with Becky

10.15am (mixed ages), 11.15am (0-18 months) at The Green, Nunhead Community Centre, SE15


Tuesday 7th June - Nimble Tales with Becky

9.45am (mixed ages), 10.35am (mixed ages) and 11.30am (0-18 months) at Punk Me Up Ceramics (34 East Dulwich Road)


Wednesday 8th June - Nimble Tales with Becky

9.45am (mixed ages), 10.35am (mixed ages) and 11.30am (0-2s) at The Ivy House (40 Stuart Road, SE15 3BE)

2.30pm (0-4 years) 3.30pm (0-18 months) at The Railway Telegraph Pub **note new venue** (112 Stanstead Road, Forest Hill SE23 1BS)


Thursday 9th June: Nimble Adventures with Holly!

9.45am (2-5s), 10.35am (mixed ages) and 11.30am (0-2s) at The Ivy House (40 Stuart Road, SE15 3BE)

2.30pm (2-5s), Nunhead Green Community Centre and 3.30pm (0-2s).


Friday 10th June - Nimble Tales with Holly

10.15am (mixed ages), 11.15am (0-18 months) at the Telegraph Hill Centre (Kitto Road, Telegraph Hill)


We sometimes get very busy, so advance booking recommended at www.nimbletots.co.uk - drops ins very welcome on a first-come-first-serve basis, so long as we have space!

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