A free guide written by Jonathan Savage and published by UCan Play on how to raise money for music education in your school.
A report spells out how digital technology could revolutionise the way schools provide music tuition in rural areas.
Explore case studies drawn from a wide range of contexts, including school classrooms, early years settings and community locations.
A complete guide to getting started with a junk percussion ensemble.
We conceived of a programme that would connect London’s music teachers with each other in a way that transcended the barriers of their school gates.
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.
MusicFirst is all about engaging your students in music using technology in and out of the classroom with affordable, accessible and easy to use software and resources.
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.
Compelling evidence for the benefits of music education are revealed in a new research review by internationally renowned Professor Susan Hallam MBE, UCL Institute of Education.
