NEWS RELEASE
SUZUKI STRING SCHOOL
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On Thursday, March 8 at 10:45 am, the Suzuki String School of Guelph will open its doors to families with children 0-3 years old.
Suzuki String School of Guelph is offering a free Suzuki Early Childhood Education (Suzuki ECE) music class followed by refreshments and question and answer. Suzuki ECE teachers Kelly Williamson and Carmen Evans will be teaching the class as a team.
In Suzuki ECE, children ages 0–3 participate in weekly group classes with an accompanying adult, learning a carefully-structured sequence of songs and activities. The program also focuses on the development of key social skills and physical and cognitive abilities, all in a fun and nurturing environment.
SSSG Artistic Director Paule Barsalou says, ”Our Suzuki ECE program is more than a music program—it helps parents to strengthen their parenting skills and to notice all the micro-steps of their child’s development from infancy. It also helps socialize babies and toddlers in a safe and collaborative environment.”
Suzuki ECE teacher Kelly Williamson says, “The Suzuki ECE program is suitable for all children. The class environment offers a mixed-age group so that children will observe and learn from each other. The interaction builds bonds between parents and children that enhance their learning in later years.”
About Suzuki String School of Guelph
The Suzuki String School of Guelph (SSSG) is a non-profit, charitable organization providing a dedicated
early childhood and strings music program for Guelph and surrounding communities. The mission of SSSG is to promote the healthy growth and character development of children through the study, practice and performance of music. To build a musical connection between the child, the parent, the teacher and the community. To promote the idea that every child can participate and flourish through a musical community.
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