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Updates from the UK's music education sector
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland offers new Professional Graduate Diploma in Education
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is to consolidate its position as a centre of performing arts education with the introduction of a…
Sound and Music launches national survey for composing and creative music-making
Sound and Music Launches Can Compose: A national educators’ survey for composing and creative music-making “Sound and Music has launched an essential…
Schools’ music provision is patchy, says Music Mark CEO at Annual Conference
From the 22nd to the 23rd of November, the Music Mark Annual Conference 2018 brought together over 350 delegates to discuss Youth Voice…
Tri-Borough Music Hub lead Early Years Music Project with a lasting legacy
The Tri-borough Music Hub and a group of consortium partners was awarded £100,000 by Youth Music Charity to support music in the…
Music Mark and ISM respond to falling provision of music education in secondary schools
Recent reports published by the University of Sussex and the Musicians’ Union have shone a spotlight on the provision of music education…
Newham’s Community Opera Nominated for National Award
Newham’s Community Opera – Full Circle has been shortlisted for Outstanding Musical Initiative at the prestigious Music Teacher Awards for Excellence to…
New Research suggests Music Activities can Support Young Parents Leaving Care
Young parents who are leaving the care of Local Authority Children’s Services can be supported by musical activities, soundLINCS’ new evidence suggests….
NYCGB reveals 2018-19 Fellows and Young Composers
NYCGB is delighted to reveal the eight young musicians selected to join the fourth edition of its Fellowship Programme, and the four…
Orchestras for All launches its 2019 Modulo Programme helping teachers to establish inclusive music ensembles
Youth music charity Orchestras for All (OFA) has today announced details of its 2019 Modulo Programme. The programme supports teachers and music…
