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This report is the outcome of an event held on 16 July 2024 which brought subject associations together to discuss the roles that they, and the subjects they represent, play in climate change and sustainability education in schools.
As digital technologies develop and become more integrated into our working lives, we increasingly hear from cultural organisations who are interested in understanding the carbon footprint of their digital and online activities.
This Julie’s Bicycle webinar, part of their Arts Council England Environmental Sustainability programme, explored the invisible carbon impacts of digital technology in creative production and programming, the way that we work, and how we interact and engage with our audiences.
Demos has revealed that the government has inherited a “black hole” in its budget for music education amounting to a £161.4m shortfall.
Music Mark’s new podcast will dive into important topics and challenges facing the music education sector, speaking to a range of exciting guests and providing you with resources and advice to improve your practice.
This briefing introduces two different aspects of youth voice in instrumental music education: ‘musical voice’ and learner voice’. It is aimed at music teachers and anyone else involved in instrumental music teaching and learning, with a particular focus on classical music.
Aurora Classroom’s digital learning platform for mainstream primary and SEND settings brings high-quality orchestral music directly into the classroom, supported by free CPD for all teachers using the resource.
Reducing your energy emissions is a great way to take practical action in response to the climate crisis. The Transforming Energy programme is here to help cultural organisations become more energy efficient and decarbonise their buildings.
These guides and resources from Make My Money Matter can support your organisation in greening its money.
The groundbreaking Over The Digital Horizon project from Wiltshire Music Connect provides a series of inspirational resources and webinars which explore how digital technology can transform access to musical opportunities. Following the closure of Wiltshire Music Connect, the Over the Digital Horizon content is now available to acccess here on the Music Mark website.
