45 minutes weekly
Small-group lessons with visual guidance and a steady class routine. Ongoing: $650 per 10-lesson term.
Interactive Piano - Group Class
A playful first step into piano - together.
Our interactive group classes pair a real keyboard with on-screen guidance and a patient teacher, so young beginners build confidence fast - learning side by side with other children.
The class
How the group class works.
1-4 students
A small group gives children the fun of learning together while keeping real teacher attention on each child.
$30 trial / $50 1-to-1 trial
A relaxed first class to see whether the group format, the teacher, and the class rhythm suit your child.
Teacher + interactive screens
The screen shows your child exactly what to play and gives instant feedback, while the teacher guides rhythm, listening, posture, and focus.
An interactive classroom
Children learn by doing - guided screens, call-and-response, repetition, teacher demonstration, and playing along together.
A simple home setup
Want your child to practise at home? Browse matching interactive pianos and keyboards in our shop.
Visit the shopStep-by-step curriculum
Lessons can draw on Alfred d'Auberge method books, guided practice tracks, teacher demonstrations, familiar children's songs, and a clear path from first notes to more advanced playing.
Visual feedback that clicks
On-screen scores, key guidance, backing tracks, and pause-and-correct features help children connect what they hear, what they see, and where their fingers go.
Learning together, graded individually
One teacher supports several children while each progresses at their own level - and gains confidence playing alongside others.
Best fit
Made for children who are new to piano.
Interactive group piano is often the friendliest start for young learners who enjoy movement, visuals, and the energy of other kids.
- A great fit for many beginners, roughly ages 4-8.
- Small-group routines build focus and confidence.
- Keyboard and screen work together, so children can see what they're playing.
- When your child is ready for deeper, individual work, they can move into one-on-one AMEB piano.
Parent stories
A gentle first step into music.
"My son is only five and has a short attention span, so I wasn't sure he'd even sit still. But the interactive class introduces music through games, and he has an absolute ball every time - now he sits down at the piano to 'play' all on his own. At this age, falling in love with music first matters more than anything."
Amy S., mum of a 5-year-old"The best thing about this class is that there's no pressure. The teacher really knows how to spark the kids' curiosity and keep it light and fun. My daughter started out shy, and now she confidently puts her hand up to answer and claps along to the rhythm. You can tell she genuinely loves learning music."
Hannah L., mum of a 6-year-old"I really appreciate the thinking behind this class - they're not in a rush to push ahead, they let kids build interest and confidence by enjoying it. Six months in, my son has learned the basics, but more importantly he believes he 'can do it'. That confidence has carried over into school and other parts of his life too."
James C., dad of a 7-year-oldTry a group piano class
Let your child try the room before you commit.
A $30 trial is the easiest way to see whether the group format and teacher style suit your child.