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Free trial of parent/carer and baby/preschooler ukulele classes - Friday 7th October, the Ivy House


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Nimble Tots are delighted to be working with the brilliant Finn Ros of Crescendo Music to launch our new Friday uke classes - starting from Friday 4th November at the Ivy House in Nunhead, with a free trial class on Friday 7th October (booking necessary!)


These will be interactive sessions for babies and preschoolers of different ages. For the pre-crawlers, it's a chance for adults to learn the uke and play and sing to their little folk. The crawler and toddler classes will be for the adults to play, but the little people will be involved in musical games, songs and activities, appropriate to the age! And for the 3.5s and above, kids and adults will need a ukulele each and will learn together.


The trial is free just to see if you'd like to join us for the half term! You'll need to bring an instrument and sign up for the full half term block, as classes build on each week. If you'd like to find out what to expect, there's a FREE TRIAL next Friday (7th October) to come and give it a go, and if you sign up for the half term by the end of next Friday, you'll save ?5 on the booking! Email [email protected] to sign up for the trial, and find out more, and book your place for the course at www.nimbletots.co.uk/uke-classes/. Class sizes are smaller than usual Nimble Tots classes, so do book in soon to be sure of a spot as spaces are already getting quickly booked up!


Timings are:


9.00 ? 9.40: 3.5 year olds and above (kids and adults will need a ukulele each to learn together!)


9.45 ? 10.25: 2 ? 3.5 year olds (only adults need a ukulele, but the children will be involved in the class)


10.30 ? 11.05: crawlers ? 2 year olds (only adults need a ukulele, but the children will be involved in the class)


11.10 ? 11.45: Parent/Carer with pre-crawling babies (only adults need bring a uke)


And usual business with Nimble Tots, for classes next week, don't forget you can book in advance to be sure of your spot, and that this term, booking for classes closes at 9pm the evening before - after this any remaining spaces will be available as drop ins as a first-come-first-serve (and I'll pop something on Facebook at www.facebook.com/NimbleTots to update how many spaces left).

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Classes next week:


Tuesday 4th October: Nimble Tales with Mikey - 'The Table That Ran Away to the Woods'

9.45am (mixed ages), 10.35am (mixed ages) and 11.30am (0-18 months) at Punk Me Up Ceramics (34 East Dulwich Road). **please note** inside buggy space is limited for busier classes, so if you bring your pram in it'll need to be folded, but there are pram locks in front of the cafe aplenty! If you use a sling, do bring it along, and we'll save places at the back of the mats for double buggies.


Wednesday 5th October: Nimble Tales with Mikey - 'The Table That Ran Away to the Woods'

MORNING

9.45am (mixed ages), 10.35am (mixed ages) and 11.30am (0-18 months) at The Ivy House (40 Stuart Road, Nunhead, SE15 3BE)


AFTERNOON

2.30pm (mixed ages), 3.30pm (0-18 months) at Studio One Pilates, 58-72 Dalmain Road, SE23 1AT


Friday 7th October: Uke Classes with Finn! FREE TRIAL (booking necessary)

9.00am (3.5 and above), 9.45am (2 - 3.5s), 10.30am (crawlers - 2 year olds), 11.10am (parents/carers with pre-crawlers) at The Ivy House (40 Stuart Road, Nunhead, SE15 3BE)


We can't wait to see you all :)

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