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A Toddlingly Good Musical Time tacting Us er Details cksack Mu on th u Drop-In si C O R Time Music c Inc rm– Gro If you have any queries or comments please Some groups run through the half-term Te for 0 ups to u contact Cathy on for info – ask the group leader or call nder 4yrs 07951 44 55 70 the Rucksack line for up to date information. A Toddlingly Good “ Siblings of school age attending during a “ or email us at half-term class are free. Musical Time [email protected] Come and enjoy a relaxed, interactive guided or visit our website rsery Grou musical session for children & their adults www.rucksackmusic.co.uk Nu ps (parents/ carers). Expect nursery rhymes, popular songs & movement, with small If you would like Rucksack to run a group in your percussion instruments to play. Lots of nursery on a weekly basis – please call to singing, stomping, clapping, wriggling, just discuss. Rucksack will also do one-off events and having a good time. Learning through have worked with several organisations; the BBC, enjoyment. Classes are One hour with break. SureStart and Camden Council amongst others. No need to book. Just DROP IN. There is nothing more gratifying than seeing “ As filmed by ‘London Today’ the BBC the children just bashing and swaying or “ Locations in North & South London: stomping in the middle of the crowd … – Amy (founder) Blackheath, East Finchley, Highgate, Islington, Lee, Newington Green, Stoke Newington RUCKSACK CDS & DVDS/ VHS TAPES and Upper Clapton. Rucksack Music has now produced a CD and 2 DVDs/ VHS tapes for your children to enjoy at home. Available online and at the groups. il Maili Ema ng List CANCELATIONS Rucksack Music has a virtual mailing list. If a group has to be cancelled for any reason – You can join on-line at our website [email protected] Rucksack Music can now inform you of this by to receive notification of any changes email. An email will be sent out before 9.30am or problems with any Groups. 07951 44 55 70 on the day. If you wish to be part of this mailing www.rucksackmusic.co.uk list – see Email Mailing List for details. You can Term start dates are updated on the phone line, if any Term times are updated on the phone line, also ring 07951 44 55 70 after 9.30am each day groups are cancelled this will be entered on the phone if any groups are cancelled this will be recorded on the – to see if there are any problems with groups service by 9.30am on the day of the group. phone service by 9.30am on the day of the group. Venues , Times, Days day ay nesday sday Mon Tuesd Wed Thur Friday Lee East Finchley Blackheath "by kind permission of the Vicar St. Margarets Church Crypt (back entr) St. Mary's Catholic Church, and Churchwardens" Lee Terrace, Lee SE13 Fridays 9.45am - 10.45pm 279 High Road, All Saints Parish Church, East Finchley N2 All Saints Drive, Blackheath SE3. Kingswood Hall, Kingswood Place, (in hall round the back of Church) Thursdays 10am – 11am Mondays 10am – 11am Lee SE13 & 11.15am – 12.15pm Fridays 11.15am - 12.15pm Newington Green Islington Stoke Newington Newington Green Highgate an St. Michael and All Angels' Church, errym a P That Place on The Corner, St. James Hall, Corner of Fountayne Road That Place on The Corner, Lauderdale Community Arts Centre, 2 Green Lanes, 11 Prebend Street, & Northwold Road, 2 Green Lanes, Highgate Hill, Newington Green N16 Islington N1 Stoke Newington N16. Newington Green N16 Highgate N6 e & Emm Mondays 2pm – 3pm Tuesdays 10am – 11am Wednesdays 10am – 11am Thursdays 9.50am – 10.40am Fridays 10am – 11am e Christi Upper Clapton olin Springfield Park Cafe, "The West Room", Springfield Park, Springfield E5 (entrance thru' the cafe) e thanks to Car Friday 10am – 11am ctur pi NB. Our groups are drop in ucksack Parties ur Fees & our timetable is subject to R O change. If you have not been We can do a special treat for you childs’ £4.50 per child per session before or have missed a class please check the phone line on birthday party. Please call 07951 44 55 70 £3.50 concessionary rates for the day of group to make sure to discuss your requirements. low waged/ un-waged/ students & siblings your group is running. 07951 44 55 70.
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