Play School

Play School has made a mark in children's music with a collection of engaging tracks. One standout is “Hokey Pokey,” a fun song that encourages kids to dance and move. It’s all about putting different body parts in and out, making it a favorite during playtime. Another beloved tune is “I Can Sing a Rainbow,” which invites young listeners to explore colors through music.

Other popular tracks include “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star,” a soothing lullaby that many children enjoy. “Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree” brings a bit of Australian wildlife into the mix, while “Do Your Ears Hang Low?” gets kids singing along with its catchy melody. “Incy Wincy Spider,” “Baa Baa Black Sheep,” “Shake My Sillies Out,” “Hickory Dickory Dock,” and “The Grand Old Duke of York” round out a playlist that keeps little ones entertained and engaged. These songs are simple, memorable, and perfect for sing-alongs, making them staples in many households.

Play School has been active with new music. Their latest album is "Show Time Season 4 (2023)," which features a collection of tracks aimed at engaging young listeners. Another recent release is "Show Time Season 2 & 3 (2023)," which showcases a mix of fun and educational songs from previous seasons.

In terms of singles, "Stomp! Soar! Swish! (2023)" invites kids to move and dance, while "Let the Music Play! (Live) (2023)" captures the energy of live performances. Additionally, the single "All The Things I Can Do (2025)" is on the horizon, promising more interactive fun for children. These releases reflect Play School's ongoing commitment to creating enjoyable and accessible music for their audience.

Play School has made notable appearances across various venues and festivals in Australia. At the Dee Why RSL Club, they engaged families with interactive performances. The atmosphere was lively, and children participated actively. Their show at the Norwood Concert Hall was also well-received, drawing a crowd eager to sing along to popular tunes.

In addition to these venues, Play School has participated in community festivals, including the Goulburn Workers Club event, where they connected with local families through music and storytelling. Their performances at these gatherings emphasize play and learning, creating a welcoming space for children.

Other venues like Venue 114 and Geelong West Town Hall have also hosted their shows, further expanding their reach. Each performance allows them to blend entertainment with educational elements, making their music relatable to young audiences.