Our Classes

Maggie & Rose classes take little ones and their grown-ups on a creative journey.

Multi-sensory, tactile (and often messy!), our classes are led by our in-house teachers, trained to guide while giving children the confidence to explore in their own way, at their own pace. Using a core curriculum of music, art, cooking and our signature creative play classes, Make & Make Believe, we encourage little ones to express their individuality, make creative decisions and push the limits of their imagination.

During our classes, we introduce key concepts in numeracy and literacy, practise fine and gross motor skills and, most importantly, have fun – a unique opportunity for families to spend time together learning.

Cook & Craft

Our cooking classes introduce little ones from 12 months up to new foods and encourage healthy food choices, giving them the confidence to try new tastes and textures. With a different recipe to make and take home each week, our cooking classes encourage sensory and tactile exploration as little ones are encouraged to touch, taste and smell, and help develop motor skills by stirring, chopping, squishing, sprinkling and mashing.

Alongside this, little ones can learn numeracy and language skills – for example, counting out their ingredients and understanding timings, and learning the names of new foods and where they come from. Children will perfect their culinary skills, developing into confident mini-chefs by using challenging utensils and cooking techniques as well as learning all about the importance of nutrition and a balanced diet.

We believe that even the tiniest hands can conjure up culinary delights – even if some of the ingredients don’t make it into the bowl! Using innovative themes such as ‘Cook & Count’ or ‘Around The World’, we encourage curiosity whilst keeping little ones engaged and entertained.

Messy Masters Art

Our art classes are suitable for 12 months up and use themes like letters, colours, or the works of great artists to inspire little ones to create their very own masterpieces, exploring a wide range of materials and media. As they engage in art activities, little ones are developing their motor skills using fingers to paint, hands to hold paintbrushes, fingertips to sprinkle or pinch and fists to scrunch.

Talking about their art introduces little ones to vocabulary such as colours, shapes and sizes, and little ones will gain self-esteem by expressing how they feel, learning to make independent decisions and developing their sense of individuality.

Budding artists will add more complex, advanced styles and techniques
to their arty skills, creating and critiquing their very own masterpieces each week.

Mini Musicians

Our music classes are suitable for 6 months up and introduce little ones to music, rhythm and sound in a fun and interactive way. Each week our classes focus on a different theme and style of music, with modern and popular music that grown-ups can enjoy alongside popular nursery rhymes with a Maggie & Rose twist. In these classes little ones get an opportunity to listen to and identify sounds, express themselves through making their own sounds, explore and play different instruments and sing and move to music, along with lots of sensory play. Working solo or together with the band, children increase their musical knowledge, learning all about rhythm, harmony, style, and improvisation.

Not only does music allow little ones to explore and develop their creative thinking, confidence and expression, but also gives them the power to transfer these skills to other aspects of their learning.

Make & Make Believe

Suitable for 18 months up, little ones are introduced to the world around them through a different make-believe environment. and invited to use their imaginations to explore through a mixture of craft and creative play. Each week the studio is transformed for a new adventure, using creative crafts and play to nurture imaginations, encourage creative expression and foster independence with themes including Superheroes, Deep Blue Sea, Exploring Nature or Mad Science.

Bigger ones will further hone imaginations through new areas of learning including, storytelling, performance, rehearsal and even devising their own performances.