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Fuzzy & Friends is a fun new class that is starting in East Dulwich in September. There are free trials on the 29th August and 5th September - please contact me to reserve your space; 07903830384 or email [email protected]


Classes are aimed at toddlers and pre-school children. They are based around a main character going on an adventure to help a friend. There will be educational elements involved (such as colour, shape and letter recognition and a section with songs and rhymes in French) but the emphasis will be on the children enjoying themselves and having fun.


To find out more please visit the website: www.fuzzyandfriends.com


There are no registration fees or hidden costs. Once term starts on 12th September classes cost ?6 per child at a drop in rate with a 10% discount if you sign up for a term (and a free puppet). Siblings under one year are free and siblings over a year are half price.


Free tea and biscuits are offered to parents after each class and there is a play area with a toy box to keep children amused so parents can stay and chat.


Please let me know if you have any questions and I look forward to hopefully seeing you at a class soon,


Tara

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