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Drop In Music Classes For Babies and Toddlers (Half Term/Saturdays)!

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hi again!


Just a note to announce a couple things about my drop in class!


1. we ARE meeting this week as there has been some confusion over whether or not the classes continue through half term. They do! Tomorrow's class (Wednesday) however will sadly NOT be meeting as I had already agreed to cover a friend's baby music class up North and was unable to find cover for my class. Please spread the word that there will be NO WEDNESDAY CLASS this week (tomorrow) but that the other sessions will be meeting as usual (Friday afternoon and Saturday morning) and will continue as normal next week. Just to let you know I will not normally be canceling classes like this, they will always be ongoing and if I have to occasionally miss one there will be a very lovely cover teacher for me!


2. since the Saturday morning sessions have been quite quiet I'm going to try them at a slightly later time so as of this week we'll be meeting from 10:30 - 11:30, rather than 10-11, please spread the word!


3. So the schedule is as follows:

this week NO WEDNESDAY CLASS, but other than that classes as normal at these times:

Monday 2:30-3:30

Tuesday 3:30-4:30

Wednesday 3:30-4:30

Friday 3:30-4:30

Saturday 10:30-11:30


4. Just to clarify as there have been questions, there's NO NEED TO BOOK and class sizes are very small at the moment so no need to worry about if there's enough room, just come along!


Come sing, dance and play percussion instruments with your baby in a relaxing, sociable, positive atmosphere! Babies and upwards including toddlers and older siblings are welcome so the classes are great for a mix of ages and are sibling friendly. The classes are always drop in, ?5/class and meet at the Family Natural Health Centre above Soup Dragon at 106 Lordship Lane.


thanks again, looking forward to seeing you there!


All the best,

Bea

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