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Updates from the UK's music education sector
Sound and Music publish new report outlining a crisis of creativity in music education
New report finds a crisis of creativity in music education, risking the future of composing in the UK Ground-breaking research from Sound…
Become a Teacher Ambassador with the Royal College of Music Museum
The Royal College of Music is redeveloping its building in the centre of London’s South Kensington! the new building will feature a…
“Arts and culture can heal division”. We caught up with our conference Keynote, MEP Magid Magid
In the run up to our Annual Conference 2019, dedicated to the theme of Partnership, Collaboration and Enterprise, we are asking delegates…
Call for Youth Voice Resource Invitation
‘Listening Before Telling’ MusicNet East: Changing Tunes (based at Hertfordshire Music Service) is interested to develop a resource that explores how responding…
The Ivors Academy launch Youth Network
New Youth Council formed and under 25 Board Director vacancy announced to support and promote young music creators across the UK The…
Risk to teachers’ jobs and access to music education as hub funding not confirmed
Network of 121 music education hubs and jobs of more than 12,000 peripatetic music teachers at risk Current funding settlement for music…
To the Secretary of State for Education – an open letter published in The Times
Penned and sent by The Incorporated Society of Musicians (ISM) and The UK Association of Music Education – Music Mark. See letter…
Orchestras for All (OFA) announce details of its 2019-2020 Modulo Programme
National music education charity Orchestras for All (OFA) has announced details of its 2019-2020 Modulo Programme. The programme supports secondary school music…
BBC’s Bring the Noise puts music at the heart of learning
New BBC campaign, Bring the Noise, to inspire children to become musicians and discover the joys of music-making Zara Larsson, Nile Rodgers,…
