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Updates from the UK's music education sector
Bridget’s Blog: What to expect at Music Mark’s Annual Conference 2023
Based all around the theme of ‘dynamism’, CEO Bridget Whyte gives a glimpse into what to expect from Music Mark’s 2023 Annual…
Music Mark urges Government to reconsider £1.2m cut to Teachers Pension Scheme support
Within the new Music Hub Investment Programme guidance for applicants was a single line statement which will result in a cut of over…
Faber Music Collaborates with Sound Connections in Research Project to Support UK Instrumental Music Teachers
Leading educational publisher, Faber Music, has joined forces with Sound Connections to launch a research project aimed at gaining deeper insights into…
What’s on at Music Mark this Autumn Term?
Get ready to kick off the academic year with a bang! Enhance your skills and join the vibrant music education community through…
Empowering Students through Digital Music and Global Citizenship
Look around any public space, and you’re guaranteed to see headphones adorning the ears of people of all ages… In today’s digital…
Music Mark CEO joins National Plan for Music Education Monitoring Board
The UK Association for Music Education – Music Mark works hard to influence policy and practice on behalf of its membership across…
Sing Up Calls for Music Education Hubs to Join Inclusion Projects
Sing Up invites expressions of interest from Music Education Hubs to collaborate on initiatives promoting diversity, representation, and equity in access to…
Bridget’s Blog: From Talk to Action – Music Mark’s steps towards a more inclusive future with I’M IN
Having encouraged the sector to pledge their commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion with the Talk into Action movement, CEO Bridget Whyte…
#MusicMark10: ‘10 Things’ in Reflection – How Music Changed the Way I Learn
In March 2020, Music Mark launched their advocacy campaign, “10 Things Schools Should Know About Music”, or ‘10 Things’ for short. Three…
