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Stories Songs and Rhymes on at Goose Green School this week


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Stories songs and Rhymes is on again this week!

9:00-9:40am at Goose Green Primary School, Tintagel Crescent


All 0-4 year olds and their parents/ carers welcome for this drop in, free session!


This week we'll be discovering different parts of the world and animals that live in them through our picture book, with lots of movement, songs, bubbles, child friendly instruments and more!

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Hi Bels123,


So sorry I didn't see your post. Stories Songs and Rhymes is on Wednesday mornings 9:00am start for free play with instruments, 9:10ish for the story and songs.


This week we've got a wonderful picture book full of colour and humour, counting, parachute, hiding, bubbles lots of songs and movement! The ukulele will be popping up for some of our action songs too.


All parents and carers welcome with 0-4 year olds, Goose Green School- entrance on Tintagel Crescent.

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