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Kodaly based musicianship for 4-7s: Mon, Wed, Fri @ 4pm


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These classes are Kod?ly based and teach musicianship through singing. They are designed for children who would like to prepare for learning an instrument, children who are already learning an instrument, or for those children who just love singing! Please email [email protected] to book a free taster session.


Monday

45 mins

Christ Church, 263 Barry Road, London, SE22 0JT

Fees: 10 weeks x ?7 = ?70

Fees for new students doing the four week taster: 1 free session + 3 weeks x ?7 = ?21


Wednesday

45 mins

All Fired Up, 34 E Dulwich Rd, London SE22 9AX

Fees: 10 weeks x ?6 = ?60

Fees for new students doing the four week taster: 1 free session + 3 weeks x ?6 = ?18


Friday

45 mins

All Fired Up, 34 E Dulwich Rd, London SE22 9AX

Fees: 10 weeks x ?6 = ?60

Fees for new students doing the four week taster: 1 free session + 3 weeks x ?6 = ?18


Lucy Sparkles is local and qualified music, drama and dance teacher and entertainer who specialises in working with children aged 0 - 6. Her classes are educational, engaging and fun! All lessons are linked to the EYFS and Key Stage One national curriculum and her music classes are Kod?ly based.


Dates for all Spring 2015 classes

Week commencing Monday 12th of January to week ending Friday 27th of March

No classes during Half term Monday 16 February to Friday 20 February (10 weeks)


www.lucysparkles.com

[email protected]

07903913429

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