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Zoo Train summer session

Music class for 0-6 year olds

Monday 7th August, Thursday 10th August, Friday 11th August

Children love to go to the zoo! What excitement to see the many animals, hear their sounds and ride the train around the park. Get ready to discover, listen and imitate the animals in the zoo through musical play. Just like a day at the zoo, this playdate is full of animals, noises and family fun!

We have sessions aimed at non-walking babies (0-1.5 year olds) and Whole Family sessions, perfect for walking 1-4 year olds (baby siblings welcome to these Whole Family sessions)

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£9.50 per child / £4.50 for siblings 1 year+

Each individual child will need to be booked on and paid for separately. Sibling babies under 12 months FREE but must be booked using this code UNDERONE23 . Siblings over 1 year old: Please book one child on at full price and then use the Promo Code: SUMMERSIB23 on bookings for additional children.

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Type: Children , Family-Friendly , Music
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Host: Kindermusik With Sarah

49a St. Peters Rd
Earley
Reading
RG6 1NT
United Kingdom

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