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How to adapt music-making for Autism Resource Bases

With the 2025 Music Mark Annual Conference quickly approaching, Alex Lupo and Beth Pickard told us more about what you can expect…

Embedding sustainability into music organisations

As part of our ‘This Is Not A Rehearsal’ campaign, Music Mark commissioned a research project to assess environmental sustainability within UK…

17th Sep 2025

Connecting Parliamentarians with their Local Music Hubs

On Monday 15th September, over 40 Music Hub Leaders descended on parliament at the invitation of Anna Sabine, MP who is the…

What can you gain by becoming a Trustee?

Music Mark is seeking two Members to be elected to positions on the Board of Trustees and to play a key role…

12th Sep 2025

Introducing the Music Mark of Recognition for Schools

Music Mark is excited to launch the Music Mark of Recognition for Schools: a way for schools to receive recognition from their…

Bridget’s Blog: Talking, Teaching, and Tea!

And just like that it’s September and we’re hurtling towards the 2025 Music Mark Annual Conference in just over 9 weeks’ time!…

10th Sep 2025

Our 2025 Annual Conference Programme is now live!

We are excited to share the 2025 Annual Conference programme, this year focusing on Ambition and Quality in music education. The full…

8th Sep 2025

North-East Music Hubs Launch First-Ever Big Orchestral Play Day for Young Musicians

Tees Valley Music Hub shares information about its upcoming North-East Orchestral Play Day for young musicians to play in a large-scale orchestra…

4th Sep 2025

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…

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