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Italian for pre-schoolers

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charlotteviola · 05/04/2013 17:13

Hi, I'm thinking of starting an Italian parent and baby group in South East London, and wondered if there would be much interest in such a class? Also, I am looking into drop-in classes to be help at Nurserys.

It would initially be aimed at 0-18 months, with lots of fun songs and activities to improve or start learning Italian.

Does this sound like something mums would enjoy and be interested in for their little ones?

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

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bumbleandbumble · 16/04/2013 22:16

Yes. yes yes. Si. But I am in north london :(
I already have a group of italian speaking mothers and we meet to have a chat. But I think there is a real need for more lessons, playgroups, and more importantly bi lingual nurseries. There are only two in all of London!

Educateme · 25/06/2013 07:49

Hi. I am still pregnant at the moment, but looking ahead, yes!

Where in SE London are you thinking of?

I am the English parent though, but would like baby to be properly bi-lingual, my own Italian is ok at best.

giveitago · 01/07/2013 14:10

Ok, not italian, but know a few ladies who would like this in N. London (talking finchley and muswell hill). Any ideas and I'll let this lady know (so sorry to hijack)

bumbleandbumble · 10/12/2013 13:36

sorry to bring this back from so long ago….

muswell hill would be perfect! can we get this going? who can i contact?

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