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mani83 · 18/04/2012 07:29

Anyone have any experience with these classes? My son is 2 and I've been looking to sign him up to something a little more active.

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Chrysanthemum5 · 18/04/2012 09:18

Hi
DS took these classes between 4-7 until he started rugby at school. He really enjoyed them. I have to be completely honest, and point out to you that once he's a bit older he could join classes at a club e.g. Balerno, Boroughmuir etc and that may be cheaper. However, I think the rugbytots classes are a very positive environment, and the teaching was good.

mani83 · 18/04/2012 23:23

Fantastic! I know he is young but school is one of the reasons I want him involved young as he will be doing it at school :) hopefully he enjoys it !

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Chrysanthemum5 · 19/04/2012 09:02

Which school will he be going to? Lots of them have links to clubs,

mani83 · 19/04/2012 17:12

Hopefully George heriots won't find out till next year, otherwise he will stay at the Edinburgh academy where he starts in september

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Chrysanthemum5 · 19/04/2012 17:21

Heriots have an active club which I think has a minis programme starting at 5 or 6 worth asking about. DS goes to Watsons.

mani83 · 19/04/2012 19:06

I liked there too but it's that bit extra too far away for me, heriots seems either between our work and home to get too. Is it sad I'm super excited for his first day of school :s I just can't wait to see him in his school uniform! Lol

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K999 · 20/04/2012 19:47

DD went to a Rugbytots party at the weekend and she loved it!! I think the classes get booked up fairly quickly. Smile

mani83 · 21/04/2012 19:10

Started it this morning, I really lived the discipline and fun concept behind it, hopefully my son will learn to pay attention more. He only turned 2 a month ago and didn't understand the instructions fully, I was a little embarrassed as to how rowdy we was, anyone else's son like that? I know he will pick it up eventually

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Chrysanthemum5 · 21/04/2012 22:11

DS didn't start until 4 so he was ok with instructions DD started at 2 and she really didn't understand things at times. However she did enjoy it and the staff were nice to her!

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