Are you overwhelmed and not sure where to begin in order to find funding for young musicians? AYM have collated a list of national and local opportunities to get you started.
Following the publication of the English National Plan for Music Education in June 2022, the Music Hub Investment Programme (administrated by Arts Council England) gave organisations the opportunity to apply to become a Hub Lead Organisation from September 2024. We collated resources relating to the Investment Programme here.
In this resource we have compiled resources and additional information relating to the National Plan for Music Education 2022: The Power of Music to Change Lives.
A resource pack covering employment, contracts, IR35, DBS checks, holiday pay and more.
Budgets, policies, debt, contracts, reports, bookkeeping, VAT, strategy… learn more in this series of resources and recorded webinars.
A selection of our current Musical Futures Online content specially curated for non-members.
Recommendations from Talk into Action pledgees of books, podcasts, social media accounts and video content they’ve engaged with and found valuable.
Resources from our Youth Voice Series exploring a range of ways to incorporate the voices of young people in organisational decision making.
A website from the creators of huntschoolmusic aimed at supporting secondary music teachers, especially those working in one person departments. The site houses specialist KS3, 4 and 5 teaching resources, non-specialist cover, student revision and homework materials.
Get Playing is a national campaign which celebrates some of the amazing benefits of musical learning.
