Sing and Sign classes open for bookings now

By fuzzyboots
August 27, 2015 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted August 27, 2015

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Posted August 27, 2015

Hi :)

I am pleased to announce the Sing and Sign class bookings are now open to all.

The Friday morning Stage 1 and Stage 2 classes in Goose Green are already full.

I have places available in East Dulwich and elsewhere for

Sing and Sign Babes (up to 6 months)

Stage 1 (6 - 14 months)

Stage 2 (14 - 24 months)

The new term starts on Wednesday 9th September for 11 classes (half term break is the last two weeks of October).

East Dulwich spaces available on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Have a look at my webpage here: http://www.singandsign.com/classes/classes-near-you/southwark-and-lambeth or please book your place here: https://www.bookmyclass.co.uk/singandsign/default.aspx?FID=22

All the best,

Trish Cummings, Sing and Sign Southwark & Lambeth

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