What you’ll find in this blog:the link between music and mathspractical music and maths activities for you to trymake maths fun with our song downloadour maths programmehow to join our...

All babies are born with innate musical ability. To babies, all sounds are actually music-like and they process it in their brain using some of the fundamental characteristics of music.Music is...

Here Boogie Mites Directors, Harriet and Sue, tell you how Boogie Mites began

There are three key reasons why investment in music provision is so important for early years settings in the pandemic environment:Wellbeing of staff and childrenIntervention to boost attainment...

Parent involvement in home practise of music activities can boost school ready literacy and maths skills. Regular music practice in early years will develop auditory processing ready for phonics,...

Boogie Mites (BM) teachers have been leading courses for parents and pre-school children every summer for more than 10 years across Hampshire, Surrey and some London Boroughs. The aim is to...

At Boogie Mites, our mission has always been to use the power of music to support children in early years and to close the attainment gap. In the current climate, we’ve found that many children...

  At Boogie Mites, we have been developing our music workshops and resources for over 15 years. We believe in learning through interactive play, and there is nothing more uplifting and...

  Sue Asquith, Early Years Advisor and Childhood Consultant, continues our wellbeing focus and discusses self-regulation in early years – specifically in relation to the 2020 COVID19...

 How can you use music for wellbeing in the early years?Cache.org claims that “Children’s well-being is without doubt at the core of the Early Years Foundations Stage (EYFS)”, and this has been...