Inclusive music playgroup for children aged 3-5 at Plumtree Children's Services, offering movement, singing and caregiver participation in Marrickville.
Thursday 22 October 2026
10:00am - 10:45am
Jarvie Park, Yabsley Ave, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia
Free
Create joyful family music time designed for preschoolers and their grown-ups. This inclusive music playgroup welcomes children aged 3 to 5, including those with disability, developmental delay or neurodivergence, and is a gentle, engaging way to build confidence, communication and connection through song and rhythm.
Sessions are relaxed and playful, led by a qualified music educator and early childhood teacher who guides simple singing, movement and instrument play. Parents, grandparents and siblings are encouraged to join in, making this a welcoming community activity that supports early childhood development and social skills.
Set in Marrickville at Plumtree Children's Services, these sessions balance structure and freedom so children can explore sound, rhythm and language while parents enjoy meaningful interaction time and an opportunity to meet other local families.
Expect 45 minutes of lively, age-appropriate music activities that combine singing, movement and basic instruments to support early literacy and communication. The tone is friendly and playful, aimed at making music accessible for every child.
- Simple songs that encourage language development and social interaction
- Movement games and gentle dancing to boost motor skills and confidence
- Shakers and simple percussion for hands-on musical exploration
Parents and carers will be invited to participate alongside their child, with guidance from the educator on engaging, inclusive activities you can try at home. The session is designed to be low-pressure, supportive and inclusive for diverse needs and abilities.
This playgroup runs weekly and is tailored specifically for children aged 3 to 5, though family members of all ages are welcome to join in. The session emphasizes fun, inclusion and early learning through music play, supported by an experienced early childhood music educator.
Sessions are suitable for children with developmental concerns or neurodivergence, with staff committed to creating a supportive environment. Mobility accessibility is provided at the venue, and carers are encouraged to bring any supports their child needs.
Bring comfortable clothing, a water bottle and a sense of curiosity; small percussion toys are provided but you may bring a favourite soft instrument or scarf for movement. The activities are simple to replicate at home, offering practical ideas to extend learning beyond the session.
The playgroup is held at Plumtree Children's Services on Yabsley Avenue, Marrickville NSW, a wheelchair-friendly venue with accessible bathrooms and mobility access. The setting is convenient for local families and easy to reach by car or public transport.
Staff provide a welcoming atmosphere and will help families find accessible entry points and seating; mobility access is explicitly noted for the venue. If you need additional access supports, contact the service ahead of time to discuss arrangements.
Nearby parking and public transport options make drop-off and pick-up straightforward, and the community centre layout allows caregivers to stay engaged without feeling rushed. The venue is community-focused with a friendly neighbourhood vibe.
This session is inclusive of children with disability, developmental delay or neurodivergence and aims to be welcoming to families from all backgrounds. If your child has specific needs, consider contacting the organisers ahead of time to discuss supports or adjustments.
The facilitator is a qualified music educator and early childhood teacher, experienced in adapting activities for diverse learners. Sessions prioritize safety and comfort, with gentle, developmentally appropriate activities and a calm pacing suitable for preschoolers.
If you or your child require Auslan interpretation, sensory supports or companion arrangements, check with the venue in advance. The service lists mobility accessibility and other supports, so carers should feel confident attending with additional needs.
This is a free playgroup, which makes it an accessible option for families looking for quality early childhood music activities without the cost. Spaces may be limited, so early booking is recommended to secure your spot.
Bookings are typically made through the service's event or registration system; if you need assistance registering, contact the venue directly. Arrive a few minutes early to settle in, especially if you have a young child who needs time to warm up to the space.
Although free, sessions are popular with local families, so plan to arrive on time and bring any necessary supports or documentation for access needs. You can expect a friendly sign-in process and clear guidance from staff on arrival.
