Our Specialist Classes
The Teepee team never stands still, because we know that our children won’t – literally. Driven by independent, specialist teachers and your beliefs as a parent, we’re constantly developing our activities to keep your child on their toes.
Classes Include…
Jacappella music workshops
Children love music
Incredibly popular with our budding musicians, these workshops encourage and develop confidence, interaction, creativity and expression. And because all children march to a different beat, we feature something for everyone, incorporating a wealth of percussion instruments, songs, and musical games.
T’ai Chi
You might have heard of T’ai Chi for adults, but children love it too. This ancient Chinese system of slow flowing movements and shifts of balance is a fantastic way to improve balance, coordination and posture. It helps children learn about their bodies – all as part of an exercise they can’t wait to get involved in!
Football Coaching
World Cup 2026 here we come!
Football coaching at The Teepee is a fun and educational physical experience aimed at teaching your little ones basic football skills in a safe and entertaining environment. As well as being great exercise, football is also ideal for fostering important life-skills such as communication and team awareness.
Cooking Class
Our experienced in-house chefs run a weekly cooking class for the pre-schooler teaching the children cooking fundamentals; from your ‘five a day’ to how vegetables grow (including actually growing them), from making pastry to sampling our home-made delights, from weighing out ingredients to popping to the shop to purchase what they need.
Pre-School Teacher
Our in-house Early Years Professional, Emma Matthews, spends an afternoon with the pre-schoolers every week, following the room’s themed curriculum. Emma runs more structured activities with the children, incorporating all areas of learning through topics and capturing their imagination with books such as Aliens Love Underpants, where they might create a display of different underpants, write their own stories and create their own monsters through construction materials and junk modelling.