Build Confidence, Creativity and a Love of Music.
Play-based music classes for children 18 months to 6 years, where singing, movement and hands-on music-making build confidence, focus and strong musical foundations, from their first songs to their first piano pieces.
Aged 18 months – 6 years old
Curriculum that Builds Character, Brain, and Social Development in your Child
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From first songs at 18 months to first performances at 6, every Orffie stage is designed around how young children actually learn.
Through play, repetition, and real music-making.
Rhythm games that build pattern recognition
Key Outcomes
Confidence in new environments
Why Parents Choose Us
Built on the Orff Method
A world-renowned early-years approach using singing, movement, and real percussion instruments, not worksheets.
Bonding, Not Just Lessons
Orffie Explorers classes are parent-accompanied, turning practice time into shared, memorable moments.
A Gentle, Structured Path
Small Groups, Real Attentions
Experienced Educators
Led by experienced music educators who guide children from their earliest musical experiences through to confident piano learning.
"From shy and silent to singing along confidently"
When we first brought Maya to class at 2 years old, she would barely make eye contact with anyone outside our family. She’d cling to my leg and refuse to participate. But the teachers were so patient – they never pushed her, just gently included her. By the third month, she was the one leading the hello song! Now at 4, she’s the most confident child in her preschool class. Her teachers there have commented on how well she participates in group activities. I truly believe her early music classes built that foundation.
Jennifer L, Mum of Maya (4 years old)
"My anxious child found her happy place"
Lily struggled with new environments and new people. Every enrichment class ended in tears. But something about the warmth here – the teachers, the music, the other children – made her feel safe. Within weeks, she was skipping into class. Music has become her outlet for expressing big emotions. We’re so grateful we found this studio.
Rachel W, Mum of Lily (3 years old)
"The whole family has grown through this journey"
We started attending parent-accompanied classes when our twins were 2. Those classes weren’t just for them – they were precious bonding time for us as a family. My husband and I would take turns attending, and it became the highlight of our week. Now at 5, both kids are in keyboard classes, and music is a central part of our home. We sing together, dance together, and they’re always asking to ‘play piano for you’. This studio has given us so much more than music lessons.
Sarah & Michael H, Parents of Aiden & Chloe (5 years old)
Does my child need any music experience?
No. Orffie is designed to introduce young children to music through play, movement, singing and hands-on music-making. No previous music or piano experience is needed.
How does Orffie help prepare my child for piano?
Before children are asked to read notes or play pieces, they develop skills such as listening, rhythm, coordination, pattern recognition and musical confidence. The programme then progresses into pre-keyboard and group keyboard learning.
What will my child actually do in class?
Activities are specifically designed for each stage of a growing child’s mind.
Some activities include:
- music games to train kids focus & attention span.
- movement & rhythm activities to develop gross & fine motor skills.
- singing, playing percussion instruments to prepare musical skills & fine motor skills for piano playing.
Older children gradually begin exploring musical patterns and the keyboard.
What happens after Orffie Scholars?
At age 4, kids will have trained their focus & attention span for more structured learning. Their motor skills & sense of beat is now ready to explore the piano!
Orffie Pre-Keyboard Program eases them into the keyboard through games & stories.
At 5–6, they graduate into Orffie Performer Keyboard, a small-group class where they will not only to play the piano, but also reading notes, play by ear, create their own music, and much more!
Why start music classes at such a young age?
Ages 0-6 is the golden window where your child’s brain is growing at the fastest rate in their entire life
By training your child to be more focused, confident & adaptable in new situations.
It builds the foundation for them to learn well both in & out of school
Is Orffie the same as a piano lesson?
Not quite. In the early stages, children build musical skills through singing, rhythm, movement, listening and instruments rather than sitting at a piano for the whole class. As they grow, the programme gradually introduces keyboard exploration and prepares them for piano learning.