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Now open in Port St. Lucie · Serclet is a Step Up for Students Provider!
Come as you are. Music will meet you there
A screen-free, hands-on music studio for children ages 3–9 — where kids learn to listen and explore with real, handmade wooden materials, at their own pace, in classes of 7 or fewer. Serclet Florida is the only studio offering this method in the United States.
Founding Family pricing available for our first month — or until our founding cohort is full.
Why is serclet different
7 children max per class
Real, personalized attention — not just supervision.
Grouped by age
A 3-year-old and a 7-year-old don't learn the same way, so they're never taught the same way.
Screen-free, hands-on
No tablets, no apps. Just handmade wooden materials your child can touch and explore.
No comparison, no testing
We don't rank children against a standard. Every pace is the right pace.
Founding family pricing
Serclet Florida is the first Serclet classroom in the United States — and every family who joins us in our opening month becomes part of that story. As a Founding Family, your enrollment rate locks in for as long as your child stays enrolled, before we open to the wider community.
Founding Family pricing is available exclusively during our first month — or until our founding cohort is full, whichever comes first.
How it works
3 easy steps and no pressure at any of them
1. Come try a class, on us No forms to fill out in advance, no expectations. Just bring your child in and let them feel what a Serclet class is like.
2. Watch them settle in The materials, the quiet, the movement — your child explores at their own pace, and you may catch a glimpse of something wonderful.
3. Let their pace be the pace There's no schedule to keep up with here. Progress comes naturally, a little differently for every child.
the method, and the person behind it
New to Florida and the US, not new to families
Serclet began in Menorca, Spain, when one educator — Maria Ángels Florit — noticed something simple: children don't learn to talk by studying grammar first. They listen, they try, they repeat, and understanding comes later. She wondered why music should be any different, so she built a method around it. Families in Spain found it, then families in Canada did too, led by Ana Gabriela Febles. Now that same approach is coming to Port St. Lucie — the first Serclet classroom in the United States.
I'm Anabel, the founder and teacher here. I hold a Doctorate in Music, I'm a professional harpist who performs with several orchestras across South Florida, and — just as importantly — I'm a mom myself. I built Serclet Florida because even with all that formal training, I wanted something different for the children in our community: no tablets, no worksheets, no pressure to perform. Just real materials and room for each child to discover music the way they discover everything else, while also receiving knowledge that, in North America, is traditionally reserved only for college students in a music degree.
My kids started at Serclet Florida last week and after just 2 classes they're both obsessed. We've done music classes for toddlers for years and loved them but felt ready to introduce our kids to a slightly more serious musical education and Serclet Florida has been the perfect choice. They spend the entire hour playing but also learning the music notes, how to tell the difference between certain notes, etc. My four year old usually takes a while to get comfortable around new people but he warmed up to Dr. Anabel immediately and asks every single day when our next class is. Definitely worth checking out!
Lauren G. (Jensen Beach)