Can I try a class first?
Generally we don't offer trial classes, but we do offer a money back
guarantee. Jo Jingles is a new experience for every child and it may
take them a few weeks to settle in so we don't expect them to respond
at first in the same way as children who have been coming to the class
for some time. If you've tried two or three weeks and you don't feel
Jo Jingles is right for you and your child, we will give you a refund
for the classes not taken.
I have older/younger children too. Can they come
to class?
Yes, we welcome older/younger siblings of the children registered
for class. All we ask is that if they are joining in as much as their
paid-for sibling, you then pay for the additional child at our reduced
rate.
Ideally, children of differing ages should be registered in the individual
age-specific class to get the most out of the classes. However, we
recognise that this is not always possible so please ask us about
which age group might be the most suitable if you are bringing children
of different ages.
What do I need to bring/wear to class?
Please ensure you and your child/ren are comfortably dressed as the
classes require some sitting down/getting up and moving around.
We find that drinks and snacks are not needed for the children during
the 30 or 45 minute classes, and some venues do not allow food or
drink to be consumed.
What happens when my child is old enough to go to
another class?
We usually move children up to the next age-specific class at the
end of the term after their birthday. You will be able to state your
preferences for class time and venue and we will do our best to accommodate
your needs. Do bear in mind that the class age groups are just a guide
and a less confident child may benefit from staying in their familiar
class for a little longer. Equally, a very confident child may be
moved up early if they need the extra stimulation of an older age
group class.
Can I pay for individual classes?
We cannot offer a "pay per class" option as Jo Jingles is a structured
activity with limited class numbers. To enable each child to get the
most from the class it is necessary to have small, consistent groups
each term. We provide a planned programme over the course of a term
with each child playing an appropriate instrument. So, no fighting
over who gets the drum - they all get a drum! |
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