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Updates from the UK's music education sector
Creatives come together to advocate for Cultural and Creative Industries at Labour Party Conference 2025
Music Mark CEO, Bridget Whyte, will be speaking at the Labour Party Conference this September to advocate for music education alongside over…
Bridget’s Blog: 9 Years of Music Mark Conferences
It only feels like a few years ago that I was frantically programming my first Music Mark Annual Conference as a newly…
Waltham Forest Pupils Celebrate 150 Years of Bizet’s Carmen with Unique Production
Waltham Forest Music Service tell us about their recent production of Carmen at Big Penny Social in partnership with the Royal Ballet and Opera….
Equitable Access to Music Education: A Letter to the Department for Education
We wrote a letter to the Department for Education about the standstill national funding announced for the Music Hub programme in England,…
New ABRSM Woodwind Syllabuses celebrate music from across the globe
Classics from Musorgsky and Vivaldi, pieces from some of the world’s most exciting new composers and popular tracks from Hamilton and Barbie…
T-Time: Advocating to Senior Leaders
Facilitated by Music Mark’s School Manager Abi Marrison, T-Time is a shorthand for ‘Music Teachers’ Time to Talk Termly on Topics and…
Roaring Ovation as Tees Valley Youth Orchestra Triumphs with Shostakovich’s “Leningrad” Symphony at The Glasshouse
Tees Valley Music Service share the success of their Youth Orchestra’s recent performance of Shostakovich’s “Leningrad” Symphony as part of the 25…
Castle Rock School launch Year 7 Instrumental Programme
The Castle Rock School is a 2024/25 Music Mark School, educating students from 11 to 18. The school has launched a new…
Sneak peek: What to expect from our 2025 Annual Conference
Tickets are selling fast for our 2025 Annual Conference, where we’ll be exploring Ambition and Quality in music education at the East…