Spanish Saturday club for parents and children

By ladybird01
June 29, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 29, 2015

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Posted June 29, 2015

Hi all,

just wanted to say that there is a nice club where you can learn Spanish alongside your kids on Saturday mornings. It runs in Sydenham. This is really nice and friendly class, where you can get your children to learn Spanish regardless of whether you are Spanish speaking family or not. It is really fun and interactive with loads of learning through play and singing plus art. It is supposed to be for toddlers but kids can be much older than that. And the best thing is that siblings go free. My son really loves the class and he is really interested in what is happening during the class and asks what words mean. It is much more fun than standard classes and far cheaper as well. There is also Spanish book library so you can lend books and read at home. The class also comes with a CD with Spanish songs and my kids started singing some Spanish songs.

The name is Bienvenidos and they are now looking for parents to join them for the autumn term.

Runs on: Saturdays

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