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Resources to support music education within primary provision


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These singing resources are designed to support singing in the classroom. Use the resources to build your own singing session by choosing one from each kind of video; a physical warm-up, a vocal warm-up and a song.

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Music Mark has announced the development of six calls to action which will be presented to all political parties ahead of the UK election this year. The purpose of the six calls to action is to make the case to any new UK government that it should prioritise music education, understand its value and appreciate the positive impact music can have on health, wellbeing, academic achievement, and soft skills.

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Understand and overcome the barriers to singing with this free resource from the ISM Trust.

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An introduction to AYM’s Identifying Musical Talent and Potential (ITP) training.

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Sam Stimpson and Rhiannon Diamond highlight inequities in Music Education, and how to diversify the classroom or practice room in a non-tokenistic way.

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The Rainbow Flag Award Classroom is a free set of LGBT+ inclusive lesson plans and resources including some that link to the music curriculum. Lessons have been written across all key stages and all curriculum areas.

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Discover the Proud Trust’s array of KS1 and KS2 resources which help enable conversations that usualise the existence of LGBT+ people and help de-stigmatise language and wordings.

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Download a free sample of our Musician of the Month resource suitable for KS1 and KS2. This gives you full access to one of our musicians (David Bowie) and all the resources for one whole month!

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An ‘all thriller, no filler’ bank of resources for all those who want to better engage young people with additional learning needs in music-making.

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Ofsted’s Christopher Stevens, HMI National Lead for Music returns to speak with Music Mark, this time with a focus on the new music subject report.

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