Our Classes
Here you will find a detailed description of each class we offer to help you decide which class is best suited to your child. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Babies
( 4 months to first steps )
A fun and engaging 40 minute class for babies from 4 months to walking. Babies and care givers sing, dance and interact together as a group in this playful movement and music class. Colourful parachutes, instruments and other props excite baby's senses throughout. A themed play time is included for babies to explore and gives parents and care givers time to socialise together.
Mini Tots
( Wobbly walkers to 23 months )
Mini Tots is our musical movement and dance class for babies and toddlers who are just starting to walk and are still a bit unsteady on their feet. In this class, your little ones will have the opportunity to explore music and movement in a fun and safe environment. We use exciting props and instruments alongside singing and movement that will help develop their coordination, balance, and social skills.
Minis
( Confident walkers 18 months to 4 yrs )
A playful movement and music class for toddlers who are walking confidently and preschool children up to 4 years. Children take part with assistance from their parent or care giver. Activities are designed to improve and develop listening skills, body awareness, balance, coordination, rhythm and gross motor skills. We use colourful and fun props and equipment to support this. Children who attend weekly gain confidence and a sense of social importance. Younger siblings are welcomed into this class- look out for our discounted family tickets.
Dance & Learn
( Preschool dance from 2.5yrs )
Dance engages all aspects of a child's physical development. Your child will learn to coordinate and control their bodies, learn rhythm and develop listening skills all whilst engaging in playful activities. Children's sensory needs are met with colourful props and instruments throughout.
Children will gain confidence in their peer group and are encouraged to participate independently of their parent or caregiver.