Join Amy for our new fun musical play sessions for babies and their adults.
Baby Bluebirds is a fun and interactive way to entertain and educate your little ones. Each session is filled with research driven activities for babies’ musical development. Experienced teacher Amy Hardwick will lead the session using music, vocal play and harmony singing to develop your musicality and love of the Arts.
Parents and carers are nurtured within a welcoming atmosphere. Class sizes are intentionally small to help interaction and relationships. Baby Bluebirds use good quality instruments and wonderful songs that won’t hurt the ears!
Places must be booked before the start of the term via the Somerset Skills & Learning website as spaces are limited.
This workshop is fully funded by Somerset West & Taunton and Somerset Skills and Learning
CLASS DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
TERM 2 (book by 16 February)
Thursday 23 February 10.15am
Thursday 2 March 10.15am & 12pm
Thursday 9 March 10.15am & 12pm
Thursday 16 March 10.15am & 12pm
Thursday 23 March 10.15am & 12pm
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