A school which is proud to be a little different!


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IMU Music Preparatory School & Nursery was founded in May 2012 starting with the nursery and is now set to start its first reception class in September 2013. RIMU was set up by Nathalie Richardson whose background is in music and education.


Nathalie studied at The Guildhall School of Music and set up her theatre schools, Step Up, in 1996. She has long felt that music and the arts should play a key role in education which led her to set up RIMU.


All the children have weekly classes in Ballet, Street dance, Gymnastics, Drama and Music alongside their curriculum as well as a strong emphasis on learning French.


The Nursery operates 51 weeks of the year but also offers a term time nursery for those parents who have older siblings at school.


The reception class will not exceed 10 pupils offering a very individual approach to education. Previous experience in music is not necessary.


To visit the school or nursery call the office on 0208 858 5141 to book an appointment. For further information visit: www.rimu.co.uk


RIMU is a new Preparatory School


& Nursery with an emphasis on Music and Drama. As well as teaching the core academic subjects, RIMU has devised a fully developed music and drama programme.


RIMU Music Preparatory School &


Nursery provides: ¥ Small classes ¥ A strong academic timetable with specialist teaching in all areas


¥ Extensive Music and Drama programme including Kodaly and instrumental tuition for all students


¥ Music exam & 11+ Exam preparation Bursaries may be available for some preparatory school students


RIMU Nursery which has been


open for a year provides: ¥ Small classes ¥ Flexible hours ¥ A specially devised music & arts programme


¥ An introduction to French ¥ EYFS and Foundation planning ¥ Gymnastics, ballet and street dance for all children


RIMU is located at Sunfields Methodist Church, 95 Old Dover Road, Blackheath. SE3 8SJ.


To book a viewing for the school or Nursery call the School Office.


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