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Updates from the UK's music education sector
Great music teachers log their sheet music: make every copy count!
Did you know that your school has a Schools Printed Music Licence, meaning that you can photocopy and arrange music for free?…
Bridget’s Blog: See you at the Conference
Almost every day I seem to be doing something which seems a little odd or quite novel now but was so normal…
Last chance to book an online audition with the NYCGB!
IT’S YOUR LAST CHANCE TO BOOK AN ONLINE AUDITION! National Youth Girls’, Boys’ and Training Choirs of Great Britain Booking closes 10…
Music teachers and students invited to join classrooms nationwide in ‘joyful’ music-making programme
With the 2021-22 academic year now in full swing, Orchestras for All is announcing the new season of its Modulo Programme in…
RSL Awards launch new RSL Classical Violin syllabus
RSL Classical Violin is out now! RSL Awards is delighted to announce the launch of its new RSL Classical Violin syllabus. With works…
The Hub Support Programme: helping our members to come back stronger
First introduced as a single course to develop leadership skills, Music Mark’s training offer has expanded and evolved significantly over the years into…
Bridget’s Blog: Embedding Youth Voice in Music Education
It shouldn’t, but it always amazes me how articulate and thought-provoking young people can be and how valuable their contribution is to…
Youth Voice in Music Education
As we build back after pandemic restrictions have eased, striving to incorporate the voices of young people in our decision-making is more…
Bridget’s Blog: Campaigning to celebrate musical learning, from Why Music to Get Playing
When parents and carers are often the decision-makers in what children learn beyond the classroom, it is essential that we can get…
