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Hi there,


There is also one at Dulwich Library run by mums and volunteers from Grace Church Dulwich. Time for play, a hot drink, bible story and songs. It?s called Scallywags and meets at 10am on Mondays upstairs at Dulwich library. We would love to see you there!

We run a community songs and stories session on Wednesday mornings at Goose Green School. The session is 9:00am-9:40. Some free play with the instruments then a music based story lead session, lots of movement, music making and general fun! lovely big space in the school hall just for us! open to all under 4 year olds and their carers, free, drop in.



Telephone: 020 8693 3568

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