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It takes a village to raise a happy child
Early Years Music Matters
Early years music is failing our children—from preschools and nurseries to childminder settings and even early school reception classes. Too often, it's reduced to a handful of repetitive nursery rhymes sung half-heartedly at circle time, with no structure, progression, or understanding of its developmental power.
Home educators
Childminders
Nurseries
Pre-school settings
Parents & carers
No prior Musical expertise needed but a love for happy children is essential!
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Early Years Music Ecosystem
From the Home to Full Time Education
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Home Settings
Building the Foundations
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Set up Music in the Home
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Music Appreciation from Birth
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Indoor Music Activities
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Outdoor Music Activities
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Music & Movement Deep Dive
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Instrumental Readiness
Childminders
Music in the Moment
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Music In The Moment CPD
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Ofsted aligned Resources
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Mixed Ages Session Readiness
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Music & Movement Workshops
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Pre-School Music Readiness
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Pre-School Early Years Music
Nannies
Music as a CV Booster
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Get the Foundations Right
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Set your Music Environment
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Music and Movement Explained
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Cross-curricular music
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Inclusion Through Music
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Receive a CPD Music Certificate
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Join The Movement via Memberships that deliver
Our Music System Nurtures Growth
We integrate Edwin Gordon's Music Play curriculum, movement, and early communication (including Makaton) to make every experience inclusive, expressive, and developmentally rich.
Our music sessions are child centered, directly inspired by Maria Montessori and Pikler's early years philosophy, and blend approaches by Dalcroze (music and movement), Orff and Kodály.
Weekly sessions in Southend & Essex
Flexible bookings
and multi-week packs
Inclusive & neurodiversity-affirming
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Developing with A Supportive Team
Music Develops...
The under-5 brain is in its most rapid growth phase — synapses form at explosive rates, and musical experiences shape neural pathways for life. But this is also true for teens, adults and seniors.
Without quality, structured music and movement, children miss critical boosts in:
Language & Vocabulary
Song contours & rhyme
Motor Coordination
Rhythm & movement
Confidence & Self-Regulation
Turn-taking & expression
Early Maths
Pulse, metre & sequence
Delays compound: neurodivergent children fall further behind without inclusive, sensory-rich music; disadvantaged settings perpetuate gaps. Childminders, carers, and parents must step in today with practical tools to deliver music that truly develops the whole child.