ABRSM Graded Music Exams ABRSM exams motivate achievement and support progression. They lay good foundations for music making while encouraging students to reach their full potential. We have designed our graded music exams (link is external) to motivate instrumental and singing students of all ages and a wide range of...
The SongLibrary is an on-line collection of songs written for primary school choirs and the classroom. They are age-appropriate, well crafted and fun to sing, with a strong educational focus.
The fabulous new S!ng™ Series from Out of the Ark Music is designed to get your school singing about almost anything and everything!
At Musicroom, we’re passionate about the value of teaching and learning and we know there’s no better place to start or continue a musical journey than among inspiring teachers, proud parents and supportive friends. That’s why we’ve made finding sheet music and resources as easy as possible.
Friday Afternoons is about encouraging young people to sing. Our newly composed songs and support material aim to help teachers develop their students’ skills – as performers, listeners and composers.
Launched in 2014, the BBC’s Ten Pieces is an ambitious initiative for school pupils, which aims to open up the world of classical music using ten pieces of music as a spring-board for learning.
Sing Up is an award-winning organisation providing the complete singing package for schools through resources, training and guidance.
Music Express is the go-to digital resource for thousands of schools across the UK who want a comprehensive and engaging music scheme that’s easy to use for non-specialist and specialist music teachers.
Out of the Ark Music provide the very best singing resources to primary schools and early years settings in the UK. Specialising in creating memorable, age appropriate, catchy songs which are fun and easy to sing, and that children just love!
Over 50,000 teachers use Charanga’s online platform to help them teach music – the Musical School programme being the curriculum of choice for 58% of UK primary schools.
