Early Years Music – Supporting Wellbeing – Online Training Session

10 June 2026. 7.30 – 9.00 pm with Rosie Walton & Jane Parker
Online Training via Zoom
£5.00 people working in early years within, or living in, Somerset/Dorset; £25 others; £0 students.

Book online: https://www.ticketsource.com/take-art/t-qmmodmv

Wellbeing is a key priority for the early years sector, children and adults alike.  As a response, in this session Rosie and Jane will offer you a toolkit of ideas to help you engage, support and build on everyone’s innate musicality to promote their wellbeing and confidence. 

This 90 minute training will support you to consider:

·     Auditory environment – music that is meaningful to the child and adult – connecting with home 

·     Tuning into the child’s voice and noticing and valuing their spontaneous musical behaviours (including the use of recordable buttons)

·     Exploring your role as the child’s interested musical play partner 

·     Singing to create a sense of belonging and togetherness (with some simple example songs to use in your everyday practice)

This training is for anyone interested in early years music and will support the practice of:

• EY practitioners / EYFS teachers
• Music teachers / Music practitioners / Music subject leads
• Childminders
• Students

 Please note, we do not plan to record this session

This popular training returns this year. It is part of the Take Art’s partnership with Octagon Music Hub and is therefore offered to those working or living in Somerset and Dorset at a reduced rate.

Bookings close at 5.00 pm Monday 8 June 2026

Joining instructions will be sent on Tuesday 9 June 2026