Music Classes

Wriggle and Rhyme is a unique, proudly South African music and movement programme developed for children from 6 months to 6 years old.

Our BABY and TODDLER programmes (6 months – 3 years) run in locations across CAPE TOWN

• Cape Town: Claremont, Crawford, Rondebosch, Meadowridge, Melkbosstrand

Parents / carers attend our BABY and TODDLER programmes with their children.

Loads more info here - https://www.wriggleandrhyme.co.za/#classes

Our PRE-SCHOOLS programme is offered at a growing number of partner schools across Cape Town, for children up to Grade R level.

Our intentional, dynamic and stimulating classes follow a different theme each term, and incorporate singing, movement, individual and group instrument work.

Come and join our musical adventure … we don’t just teach MUSIC, we use MUSIC to teach! Let our music programme light up your child’s brain!

Pinocchio Crèche offers tailor-made learning opportunities to stimulate young, curious minds.

At Pinocchio Crèche, children are encouraged to develop and expand their appreciation and understanding of themselves, of others and of the world around them. Children learn by interacting with their environment, and we subscribe to the philosophy that children learn best through play. Therefore, we create an environment that encourages such interactions and play.

• Catering to 0 - 6 year olds
• Pre-Grade R and Grade R
• Open Monday to Friday
• Full Day: 7 am – 17:25 pm
• Half Day: 7 am – 13:00 pm

Our goal is to help each child develop to their full potential in all seven major developmental areas: mental, spiritual, cognitive, emotional, social, creative and physical. It is our aim to holistically groom a child with good social skills, a sense of self-esteem, problem-solving skills, creativity and a spiritual foundation.

School Readiness

Our school readiness program and play-based curriculum includes tools to equip parents to gradually help their children achieve self-sustained independence. Importantly, it also encourages parents to review previously achieved tasks, to help maintain their child’s proficiency. Absenteeism is strongly discouraged, as it disturbs the development of these young minds and bodies.