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Lucy Sparkles & Friends: music for 0-4s & dance for 2.5-4s


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Please see below for details. Visit www.lucysparkles.com or email [email protected] to book a free taster class.


Lucy Sparkles & Friends Friday Music for 0 - 4s, 10am @ Punk Me Up Ceramics Cafe


The music class employs both Kod?ly and Dalcroze principles. We apply the same fun, thoughtful and tested structure to each weekly session in order to establish a comfortable and friendly environment for children. We help them to develop their musical, physical, emotional and intellectual skills through live guitar, physical action and familiar songs, listening and moving to live and recorded music and by playing along on percussion instruments.


Lucy Sparkles & Friends Friday Dance for 2 1/2 - 4s, 10:40am @ Punk Me Up Ceramics Cafe


Our creative dance classes will develop your children?s self-expression and creativity while improving their body awareness and fitness. Each 30-minute session follows EYFS guidelines and contains elements of ballet, jazz, creative and aerobic movement and tap. We believe that children deserve the best. So all of the music we use is of the highest quality, carefully selected to suit the theme and mood of each dance. If you?re looking for dance classes that will engage the bodies and imaginations of your children, then Lucy Sparkles is for you!

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