07/09/2026
Did you attend the Jigsaw Early Years Consultancy EPOP this weekend?
Maybe you saw Sue's Boogie Mites workshop and would like to take a taster into your own setting.....
Maybe you missed Sue's workshop and wish that you'd seen it...
Why not come along to our one-hour virtual workshop next Monday evening - "Closing the School Readiness Attainment Gap Through Music"
When used intentionally, music is a powerful support for:
• Communication and language
• Personal, social and emotional development
• Physical development
• Literacy and maths foundations
If you’re looking for a clear framework for harnessing the power of music to close the school readiness attainment gap, join Boogie Mites Trainer, Tasha Bretten, through Kent & Beyond Stronger Practice Hub on Monday 14th September, 7pm.
Tasha will present the neuroscience evidence that informs Boogie Mites highly recommended School Ready Programme of music activities, designed to inclusively boost attention, listening, auditory processing, memory, sequencing and pattern skills through the power of music activities. Links to key Phase 1 pre-phonics skills will also be covered. Tasha will also share Boogie Mites music circle time format that is tried and tested to promote pro-social behaviour, co-regulation, collaboration and bonding, particularly important for new cohorts of children in pre-school or receptions years.
You’ll leave with new knowledge, confidence and practical resources for trialling a selection of Boogie Mites music activities with your children aged 3-5 years, including a month's FREE ACCESS to FOUR Boogie Mites original songs and resources!
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Neuroscience evidence and findings from Boogie Mites projects show that music is far more than just fun. It plays an important role in supporting children's cognitive and physical development.